Military Personnel by United States Government Accountability
Beauty and Fitness with Saved by the Bell by Jessica Vitkus
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Lalanne Elaine : Fitness after Fifty:Body Specifics by Elaine Lalanne, Richard Benyo (With)
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Fitness For Dummies by Kelly Baker, Liz Neporent, Suzanne Schlosberg
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Unicus Fitness Presents by Frank Nunez
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T.O.`s Finding Fitness by Terrell Owens, Jerry Rice, Buddy Primm
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"T.O.`s reputation as a hard worker and workout legend is undisputed. For all those who have wondered how he does it, here is your chance: "T.O.`s Finding Fitness" is a must-read for those interested in getting inside an elite athlete`s workout regimen." Andy Roddick
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LL Concepts of Physical Fitness by Charles B. Corbin, Gregory J Welk, William R. Corbin, Karen A. Welk
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Cameo Fitness by Cameo Yvette Kneur
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Female Stars of Physical Fitness by John Biddle, Ann Graham Gaines (Joint Author)
Each book focuses on a particular sport or facet of health, nutrition, and fitness.
Profiling female models and teachers of fitness; Denise Austin, Christie Brinkley, Tyra Banks, and Claudia Schiffer
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Decorative Elements in Architecture by William Francklyn Paris
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Fitness Made Simple by John Basedow
A fitness guru with a proven method for building hard, lean muscle, John Basedow is a charismatic motivator who has changed the bodies and lives of hundreds of thousands of people. Now, for the first time, he offers you his step-by-step secrets in a comprehensive book, filled with detailed exercises, nutrition guide, and lifestyle tips.
In this book you get John`s signature fitness triangle, featuringthe most effective muscle-building workouts; a nutrition planthat`s easy, healthy, and gets results; and solid advice on whichsupplements are worth the money and safe to take. You also get a bonus DVD that features John`s unique abs workout and stretches.
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Millions of Americans have glimpsed Basedow in his fitness infomercials, and this book marks the first time he`s committed his successful Fitness Made Simple (FMS) program to paper. The three-prong approach of diet, exercise, and nutritional supplements promises sculpted muscles. Readers will appreciate the simple, sensible eating plan, with no gimmicks or quick-fix promises, and the well-illustrated exercises that concentrate on muscle building. The potential minefield of nutritional supplements is nicely handled, too. Instead of prescribing a particular brand, Basedow discusses the five active ingredients that he has found to be helpful, emphasizing that supplements are overhyped. While he does not address the difficulty of finding regulated products, he stresses the food and exercise components over supplements, so readers can skip this section and still improve their fitness. Featuring illustrated testimonials from satisfied users of the plan ranging from teenagers to grandparents, this title is an excellent all-purpose fitness guide. (DVD not seen.)-Susan B. Hagloch, formerly with the Tuscarawas Cty. P.L., New Philadelphia, OH Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information.
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Walk with Ease by Arthritis Foundation
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Everything Pregnancy Fitness by Robin Elise Weiss
- Assess your exercise needs and abilities
- Exercise safely and avoid injury
- Establish a routine for walking, swimming, yoga, and aerobic activity
- Create a program that enables you to lose weight quickly after your baby is born
Robin Elise Weiss, L.C.C.E., I.C.C.E.-C.P.E., C.D. (D.O.N.A.), is a pregnancy fitness instructor and childbirth educator. She also works as a program assistant for the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Women`s Health at the University of Louisville`s School of Medicine.
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Connect Wellness 1 Semester Access Card for Concepts of Fitness and Wellness by Charles Corbin, Gregory Welk, William Corbin, Karen Welk
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The Top 100 Fitness Foods by Sarah Owen
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Natural Fitness by Bob Jackson-Paris, Bob Paris
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Muscle Myths by Michael Matthews
If you ve ever felt lost in the sea of contradictory training and diet advice out there and you just want to know once and for all what works and what doesn t what s scientifically true and what s false when it comes to building muscle and getting ripped, then you need to read this book.
Let me ask you a question. Do any of the following claims sound familiar?
" I have bad genetics I just can t build muscle or lose fat easily. "
" You have to work your abs more to get a six-pack. "
" When doing cardio, you want your heart rate in the fat burning zone. "
" Steroids make you look great. "
" Don t eat at night if you want to lose weight. "
" You have to do cardio for 20 minutes before your body starts burning fat. "
" I m overweight because I have a slow metabolism. "
You ve probably heard one or more of these statements before, and the sad truth is lies like these have ruined many people s fitness ambitions.
Thanks to the overwhelming amount of fitness pseudo-science and lies being pushed on us every day by bogus magazines and self-styled gurus, it s becoming harder and harder to get in shape.
"Muscle Myths" was written to debunk the most commonplace and harmful gimmicks, fads, myths, and misinformation in the health and fitness industry.
Here are just some of the things you ll learn in this book:
Why you don t have to completely cut out carbs or fat, or eat weird combinations of food to lose weight.
The truth about supplements and why 99% of them are a complete waste of money (and the few that are actually scientifically proven to work).
What it actually takes to tone up and it s not doing shaping exercises (these don t exist) or doing a million reps every workout.
Why women shouldn t be training differently than men if they want the lean, toned, and sexy type of body that they see in magazines, TV shows, and movies.
The scientific secrets of getting a six-pack. Forget 6-minute gimmicks, doing endless crunches, and hours of grueling cardio it s actually pretty easy when you know what you re doing.
Training and diet methods that will completely shatter any perceived genetic barriers that you think are holding you back from building muscle or losing weight.
The proper way to stretch so you don t sap your strength and risk injury. (Most people do this wrong and suffer the consequences without even realizing it.)
And much more.
This book will save you the money, time, and frustration of falling into the traps of misleading diet plans and products, and teach you how to finally start seeing real results with your diet and exercise.
SPECIAL BONUS FOR READERS!
With this book you`ll also get a free 57-page bonus report from the author called Muscle Meals: 15 Recipes for Building Muscle, Getting Lean, and Staying Healthy.
In this free bonus report, you`re going to learn how to escape the dreadful experience of dieting and how to cook nutritious, delicious meals that make burning fat or building muscle easy and enjoyable!
Scroll up and click the Buy button now to learn what most people will never know about the real science of getting in shape, staying healthy, and looking great.
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Total Fitness&Wellness Brief by Powers, Dodd
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Using an interactive approach for the evaluation of fitness levels and nutritional status, Total Fitness and Wellness,, Brief Edition teaches readers how to bring about lifestyle/behavior changes to achieve optimal fitness and wellness. Authors Scott Powers and Stephen Dodd, who have each taught for more than 20 years and won various teaching awards, bring their expertise in exercise physiology to this book. Includes chapters 1-10 and 16 from the book Total Fitness and Wellness, Third Edition and is packaged with the Behavior Change Log Book. In addition to covering the primary concepts of physical fitness and wellness, the book provides a strong foundation in both exercise physiology and nutrition while addressing important issues such as exercise-related injuries, exercise and the environment, and exercise for special populations.