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SWIS Video Flix Library – Weight-Training Sports

SWIS Video Flix Library – Weight-Training Sports

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SWIS Video Flix is a streaming online video subscription.

You will have full 24/7 access to the SWIS Video library which is a collection of 153 different videos that are 60-90 minutes long on the powerlifting, bodybuilding, sports specific training, treatment and rehabilitation of weight-training injuries.

It is also a collection of presentations on increasing strength and athletic development and also specific nutritional protocols.

The SWIS library is broken into 6 main categories with 40 subcategories.

1. Weight-Training Sports
2. Weight-Training Principles
3. Sport Specific Training
4. Treatment Techniques
5. Rehabilitation
6. Nutrition

You can watch the videos on any internet connected device like a smart phone, tablet or computer. You can enjoy unlimited viewing with more videos being added every week.

Free Trial

Try us free for a week! If you enjoy your SWIS Video Flix trial, do nothing and your membership will automatically continue for as long as you choose to remain a member.

SWIS Video Flix membership is a month-to-month subscription that begins on the date you sign up. No contract, no cancellation fees, no commitment. Cancel online anytime, 24 hours a day.

The first week is free for new members. If you choose to remain a member of SWIS Video Flix, you’ll be billed $7.98 U.S. once per month on the date that you originally signed up.

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