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‘Some people will always have a naturally lower body fat, genetics matter’: Why muscle and proper fuelling are more important than the number on the scales

‘Some people will always have a naturally lower body fat, genetics matter’: Why muscle and proper fuelling are more important than the number on the scales

Lighter doesn’t always mean faster, as Rob Kemp finds out

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