* I've got `Movements` and `Equipment`...
	+ but not all `Movements` have `Equipment`.
* For example, a "*Back Squat*" requires a Barbell, Plates, etc.. but a *"Pushup"* doesn't require any equipment.
* So, I've got a bridge table linking the `Movements` that do have `Equipment`.
* I need an `OUTER JOIN` so I can access all of the `Movements` even if they do not have any `Equipment`.
* ...I hope that makes sense.
* My code below only results in `Movements` that have matching `Equipment` records in the bridge table.

```cs
Movements = (
    from mvmt   in applicationDbContext.Movements
    join mvmteq in applicationDbContext.MovementEquips on mvmt  .MvmtId  equals mvmteq.MvmtId
    join equip  in applicationDbContext.Equipment      on mvmteq.EquipId equals equip .EquipId
    orderby mvmt.MvmtId
    select new Movement
    {
        MvmtId = mvmt.MvmtId,
        MvmtDescr = mvmt.MvmtDescr
    })
    .ToList();

```