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![Gymbia - [THE CORE] The core consists of, what we call, the Inner Unit and the Outer unit. The inner unit consist of 4 major muscle groups that work in a system.](https://lookaside.fbsbx.com/lookaside/crawler/media/?media_id=860089330860641 "Gymbia - [THE CORE] The core consists of, what we call, the Inner Unit and the Outer unit. The inner unit consist of 4 major muscle groups that work in a system.")
Gymbia - [THE CORE] The core consists of, what we call, the Inner Unit and the Outer unit. The inner unit consist of 4 major muscle groups that work in a system.
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