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		<title>By: Look! No hands! &#171; Trans Tri</title>
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		<description>[...] steps that lead to the small park at the top. Here we spend time practicing step vaults and speed vaults. We use a small wall about 1m high to practice our step vaults. I find these easy and enjoy the [...]</description>
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