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What are the three parts of the power phase? * Catch Glide Body Roll Mid-Pull Finish Pitch Body Position
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What are the three parts of the power phase? *
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Mid-Pull
Finish
Pitch
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body position
Mid-Pull
Glide
Step-by-step explanation:
umm
this is so simple
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