by David Patchell-Evans (2010)
" Regular physical exercise plays a big role in giving you a comfortable body confidence. Smart is about having a high level of energy and awareness of how you live your life. Strong is about being the best you can be and having the strength to live each day without getting overtired and stressed. Exercise helps you do the things you want to do in your life without being held back"--P. 2.
Oliver Barteck
A comprehensive guide to a life of complete fitness and health, this easily understandable and richly-illustrated book features hundreds of tips and tricks to inspire and motivate even the most reluctant athlete. Whether a beginner or a seasoned competitor, every reader will benefit from these training plans, exercises, and descriptions. The book, which divides fitness into its individual components, makes anyone's fitness goals easy to reach.
Jen Ator, CSCS, fitness director of Women'sHealth
The Women's Health Fitness Fix is a refreshing, realistic guide for anyone who wants a better body. You'll find all the tools you need for successful and lasting weight loss--no rigid, inflexible diet rules or demanding, time-consuming workout programs. These easy-to-follow strategies are practiced by the US's leading fitness experts, tested by the world's top researchers, and proven by everyday busy people across the US. Whether you're a beginner or a longtime fitness fanatic, this must-have manual offers hundreds of tips to get you the results you've always wanted--in just minutes a day.
tu, wen, Airui Ka'er
Encourages the reader to exercise by following the movements of various animals; presented in a question and answer format.
Katie Dicker
"Discusses in-depth the benefits of exercise for teenagers, including how to make exercise fun and safe and develop it into a life-long habit"--