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tendons are tough bands of fibrous cannective tissue that are desighned to with stand tension

tendons adapt to the mechanical loading of regular exercise

tendons are tough bands of fibrous cannective tissue that are desighned to with stand tension

tendons adapt to the mechanical loading of regular exercise

i think this guy must have been drunk when he wrote this coz it just seems like they like hitting the moonshine

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