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Alyssa Ritchey & Kate Nye IWF Worlds Training | Day 2


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Katherine Nye cleans 142kg in this training session with Team JTS’s Alyssa Ritchey. This is one of their final heavy sessions before leaving for IWF World Championships in Thailand.

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