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Cal‘s Tassie Trip, Halloween Lifting & How We‘d Spend A Million Dollars

Cal‘s Tassie Trip, Halloween Lifting & How We‘d Spend A Million Dollars

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This week our boy Cal has returned from his trip to the netherworld of Australia - he shares he top things to do in Tasmania. We have some Netflix/Books chat (let us know if you would be down for a regular 'Ryan Reads' + Halloween in Australia, & how our 15 year old selves/current selves would spend a million dollars.

Little light on the gym content this week but next weeks episode is going to be a deep dive post Ryan's deadlift comp so tune in for that one - & as always we will be back this Friday for our Q&A episode as well.

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