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The Athletic: We tried the workouts CFB strength coaches create for quarantine

With self-isolation and quarantining continuing for the foreseeable future, how are college football players going to stay in shape for the upcoming season? Around the country, coaches are devising unique at-home workouts in order to keep student-athletes fit.
By Andy Staples
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The Athletic
March 28, 2020
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By Andy Staples and Nicole Auerbach

NICOLE’S LIVING ROOM AND ANDY’S STREET — We are very sweaty. It is not just because we are out-of-shape sportswriters, though that is probably (definitely) part of it. It is mostly because the college football strength coaches who sent us workouts to do at home know exactly what they’re doing.

They know how to make the most of an unprecedented situation.

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