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SLCC professors Jane Drexler and Lynn Killpatrick were recently featured in a video for the fitness company CrossFit. 

Lynn and Jane are not only professors here but also coach at the local gym CrossFit NRG.

You may already know how great they are as teachers, watch the full video to find out how amazing they are in the gym.


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