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		<title>Ageing Muscle and the Benefits of Resistance Training: What Did We Know 30 Years Ago?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Changes in morphology and function of ageing human skeletal muscle and the benefits of resistance training (35 minute read) The purpose of this literature review is to: INTRODUCTION Ageing is an inevitable consequence of all living creatures. Human beings are locomotive animals and contraction of muscular structures enable the skeletal system to move. Social expectations...</p>
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