ALEX I’AULUALO: Continuous conditioning

Aidan Danforth|January 22, 2018

Junior Alex I’Aulualo, after being motivated by his body builder brothers, joined weight training to be in shape. The class improves his football skills. I’Aulualo said he had made major improvement since he joined, and he is now able to bench 250 lbs. Which was a huge leap compared to his last football season.

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Sports

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