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		<title>Benefits in biomechanics of slow Tai-Chi</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ArsTechnica published an article titled &#8220;For some exercises, slower is better&#8221;, which reviews the benefits of slower motion exercise on the overall muscle activation.  The example is on Tai-Chi.]]></description>
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