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Richie Springs workout vid w/Coach Sal
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[QUOTE="Chief00, post: 3454428"] IDK - Too often the assumption on an internet board is that if you take another look at something to see if you can do anything better - that that’s an inherent admission of incompetence. My own opinion is, that you should be continuously doing just that. You can never avoid all injuries, but you should be always striving to reduce injury risk. An example, for the casual fan understanding, is mopping condensation from the XL Center’s floor. Will that mean a player will never slip on a wet spot? Of course not, but it still a worthwhile thing to do to reduce that risk. [/QUOTE]
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