Will Reynolds turned to conditioning to cope with losing leg

After losing his left leg due to an IED explosion in Baghdad, retired U.S. Army Will Reynolds learned to deal with the tragedy through training and competing.

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Will Reynolds turned to conditioning to cope with losing leg

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