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by Josh Sens

HAVE A FIT - New workout wear might inspire us all

Here’s something well suited to athletic types on the go. It’s CW-X PERFORMANCE CONDITIONING WEAR, form-fitting workout clothing that’s specially designed to support important muscle groups. The “anatomically correct” line consists of shorts, tights, and tops that come with
built-in compression panels to support your knees, glutes, and other body parts that need it most. Starting at $60. www.cw-x.com



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