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		<title>By: The Swoleback of Notre Dame: Back training revamped &#8212; The Swole : Powerlifting and Bodybuilding secrets &#124; Diet and Fitness Tips &#124; Conditioning and Muscle Building Programs</title>
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		<description>[...] As apparent in the explanation, this technique is best applied on cable or hammer strength movements or with dumbbells. You don&#8217;t want to apply it to a movement like bent over rows or pull ups (these come in the next parts). As for tempo, go with a negative of at least 3 seconds; control is essential here, and time under tension is to be maximized.  For more information check out our Tempo article. [...]</description>
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