Bryce Lewis - Long Term Planning For The Powerlifter

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To kick off the New Year Lawrence is joined by the hero of spreadsheet lovers everywhere, Bryce Lewis.

The two talk about how you should plan training long term. As they both love lifting heavy things then putting them down again there is a bit of a focus on powerlifting.

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