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Training Revolution

... Japan, which is the country that always

follows America, also has the same training culture till 1994. ... When he was university

student, he came to America to study weight training programming. ...

     He said in his study, the training we used to do(he calls it End Movement Load

Theory) makes us strain every muscle to lift at the end of movement; That kind of

movement is not going to be happened in any sports. So we used to do wrong training

which is not fit with actual movements. On the contrary, that kind of training may

cause injury because muscles get to be stiff by End Movement Load exercise. ... He

has private training gym under his house, he put these there. ... He calls at least once a week to Koyama, and consults on

his training. ... Then he

started training in the Koyamafs gym. ... Koyamafs Beginning Movement Load

Theory may raise the training revolution in America.


Approximate Word count = 748
Approximate Pages = 3
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