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Being Your Best In Challenging Conditions With Alex Katz

Originally posted by Adam Markel

Let’s face it. The world we’re living in right now is not the same world we lived in before. This is our new abnormal, and with it comes numerous opportunities and growth in ways we never predicted. At the same time, there has been a lot of suffering with people losing lives, jobs, and a degree of freedom to enjoy all the things they used to. However, there is a way to still be at your best in these challenging conditions. Joining Adam Markel to show you how to accomplish this is Alex Katz. Alex is a certified personal trainer and American Ninja Warrior coach. This is a very important episode if you’re facing obstacles in your life right now, so be sure to stay tuned.

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