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“The whole fitness industry is undergoing an evolution. [Adults have an] interest in trying different things and changing it up frequently. I think we play into that very well, particularly because we've got all kinds of coaches in all kinds of sports.”
John Kelley
CEO of CoachUp, as featured in Xconomy, October 2016
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When it comes to throwing the discus, it is all about how you start. Whatever technical flaws you have in the back of the ring will only be amplified as you work across the ring. When beginning the spin for the discus, the following keys and cues will help you throw fartherBy: CoachUp in Track & Field
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