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Max-OT or IM2 workouts

View Poll Results: which is better Max-OT or IM2

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    Max-OT or IM2 workouts

    There are 2 'major' workouts on the forum MAX-OT and IM2 which is more effective?

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    what's IM2? Do you have a link for more info?

    I've been using Max-OT for awhile and have seen good results.

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