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On the strength chart page of F2 it says that the L1.5 FL element is FL/PE10: nBdyL sgl. That element is FL/PE8, FL/PE10 is BdyL. Which element is intended for L1.5?

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Thank you for catching that typo. FL/PE10 = BdyL. FL/PE14 = KE.

Yours in Fitness,

Coach Sommer

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Typo In Strength Chart