Weightlifting Soothes the Soul, From the Deepest Pit to Olympic Optimism feat. Haylee Johnson
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To My Progeny (I'm Sorry)
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I talk to one of my longtime (and probably oldest) childhood friend. We discuss why we've stayed friends for so long, a stressful and deep stage in our friendship which set the course for bigger and better things in both of our lives, and also Haylee's weightlifting career and hopeful goals for the future. (Keep and eye on this girl and watch her succeed).
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