Trainer Tip of the Day: Strength Train At Least 3 Days a Week to See Results "As a personal trainer, I recommend strength training at least three times per week," Mansour said.

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Trainer Tip of the Day: Strength Train At Least 3 Days a Week to See Results "As a personal trainer, I recommend strength training at least three times per week," Mansour said.