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\n\tHi I'd like to know how close the hands should be before moving on. The bar is 7 lbs. Thanks!\n

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\n\tHi Derek,\n

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\n\tNice work so far. Before moving on your hands should be at shoulder width. You're doing a great job, keep it up!\n

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