Description: Strong: Nine Workout Programs for Women to Burn Fat, Boost Metabolism, and Build Strength for Life by Lou Schuler, Alwyn Cosgrove "A groundbreaking strength and conditioning plan for women, from the authors of The New Rules of Lifting for Women"-- FORMAT Hardcover LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description Forget the elliptical machine and the candy-coloured Barbie weights. Female athletes are hungry for real fitness. They want to be Strong. By now, its common knowledge that women can and should train the way men do. Todays women want to be strong, with lean and athletic physiques. Fitness author, Lou Schuler and renowned strength coach, Alwyn Cosgrove present a comprehensive strength and conditioning plan to help women burn fat and build muscle by getting them off the machines and revolutionising how they work out. Offering direct guidance and proven tools to help readers enhance their strength and get truly fit, STRONG provides: *A three-phase training programme, including nine unique total-body workouts *More than 100 exercises, with detailed instructions and step-by-step photographs *Simple nutrition guidelines to cut through the barrage of trendy diets in magazines *Inspiring success stories from women who have used this training programme Schuler and Cosgroves The New Rules of Lifting for Women has empowered tens of thousands of women inside and outside the weight room.Filled with the latest research distilled in Lou and Alwyns signature direct style, STRONG will help women remake their physiques and reimagine their lives. Author Biography Lou Schuler, a certified strength and conditioning specialist, has been a health and fitness journalist since 1992 and was a fitness editor at "Mens Fitness" and fitness director of "Mens Health," Although his previous book, "The New Rules of Lifting," was written for men, it has generated much excitement among women looking to start lifting programs. Cassandra E. Forsythe, M.S., is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Connecticut, where she is studying exercise science and nutrition. Alwyn Cosgrove is co-owner with his wife, Rachel, of Results Fitness. During his more than fifteen-year ca Review Praise for The New Rules of Lifting for Women "Cosgrove and Schulers groundbreaking program is based on the concept that a healthy, sculpted body is the result of your muscles working the way they were intended."--Womens Health "Lou Schuler has finally written a training book for me, and for all women. His expert advice, no-nonsense plans, and sense of humor are reassuring, motivating, and entertaining. Im starting the program tomorrow!"- Susan Kleiner, Ph.D., author of Power Eating and The Good Mood Diet "The workouts in this book are unique, challenging, and extremely effective...be prepared to get into the best shape of your life!"--Valerie Waters, celebrity trainer Review Quote Praise for The New Rules of Lifting for Women : "Cosgrove and Schulers groundbreaking program is based on the concept that a healthy, sculpted body is the result of your muscles working the way they were intended." - Womens Health "Lou Schuler has finally written a training book for me, and for all women. His expert advice, no-nonsense plans, and sense of humor are reassuring, motivating, and entertaining. Im starting the program tomorrow!" Susan Kleiner, Ph.D., author of Power Eating and The Good Mood Diet "The workouts in this book are unique, challenging, and extremely effective…be prepared to get into the best shape of your life!" -Valerie Waters, celebrity trainer Promotional "Headline" Schuler and Cosgroves The New Rules of Lifting for Women has empowered tens of thousands of women inside and outside the weight room. Filled with cutting-edge research delivered in Lou and Alwyns signature direct style, Strong will inspire you to remake your physiques and reimagine your life. Excerpt from Book Introduction: You Arent Who You Used to Be Dana Smith remembers the first time. It was late summer 2009. "The arthritis in my knees was getting so bad my doctor was ready to put me on constant pain meds," she told me recently. "I told him Id think about it and get back to him." Thinking about it meant research. Research convinced her that it was time to take action. Specifically, to strengthen her muscles with a serious training program. That led her to The New Rules of Lifting for Women , a book my coauthors and I had published the year before. We wrote it for a simple reason: Readers asked us for it. They asked because the guidance women received from the media, from their peers, and even from fitness professionals in health clubs was the opposite of what we provided for men. This was despite the fact there was no reason to give different advice to men and women. Exercise science had concluded long before that the muscles of men and women are exactly the same. Your muscles and my muscles perform the same actions and produce the same movements. Pound for pound, they generate the same amount of force. When trained, they respond equally well. But heres the worst part: This wasnt secret information. Everyone who wrote about strength training or trained female athletes or worked with female clients either knew or should have known. The exercises in NROL for Women werent the ones readers like Dana were used to seeing in books and magazines. Shed never done a push-up before, or a deadlift, or a squat with a barbell on her back. And the advice to focus on strength and muscle development, rather than "toning" and "shaping," was a paradigm shift for women whod developed an irrational fear of "bulking up" if they lifted anything bigger than their forearms or heavier than a purse. So on September 9, 2009, Dana tried it. Arthritic joints and all. She could barely bend her knees on the squat and had to do her push-ups against a kitchen counter. But by the end of the program, she could do eight push-ups. Traditional push-ups, with her hands and toes on the floor. She could lift a 135-pound barbell off the ground and squat with 100 pounds on her back. And those pain meds her doctor was about to prescribe? Turns out, she didnt need them. She just needed to get strong. "Anyone who actually finishes the program comes out a changed person," she told me. "Most of us never knew how strong we could be. It opened doors we didnt even know were there." OUR GREATEST MISTAKE Heres the irony of Danas transformation: We never thought readers like her would pick up the book. The original title, Lift Like a Man, Look Like a Goddess , signaled our goal of reaching women who were already working out but not getting the results they wanted. I saw countless women like that in the gym. They were healthy and appeared able and willing to work hard toward their goals, but did so with workouts that were unlikely to help them accomplish anything useful. Those are the readers who contacted Alwyn and me when we published The New Rules of Lifting , our first book together, in 2006. To our delight, NROL for Women (the title we very wisely switched to after the book was already written and photographed) reached that target audience. We heard from readers whod lost fat, improved their physiques in noticeable ways, and found they enjoyed doing the type of workouts we provided for guys in the original NROL . But we also heard from readers like Dana, who was so excited by her progress that she started a Facebook group for her fellow lifters. Beyond their gender and the fact that they love lifting heavy things, they have little in common. In fact, these days I rarely hear from anyone who fits my original concept. Our universe of lifters includes women from their twenties to their seventies. From competitive athletes to complete beginners. From underweight to severely obese. From healthy to anything but. Details ISBN1583335757 Author Alwyn Cosgrove Short Title STRONG Publisher Avery Publishing Group Language English ISBN-10 1583335757 ISBN-13 9781583335758 Media Book Format Hardcover Residence US Pages 304 Year 2015 Imprint Avery Publishing Group Inc.,U.S. Place of Publication New York Country of Publication United States DEWEY 613.71082 Illustrations Yes Subtitle Nine Workout Programs for Women to Burn Fat, Boost Metabolism, and Build Strength for Life Affiliation Alwyn Cosgrove Audience General/Trade Publication Date 2015-11-10 UK Release Date 2015-11-10 US Release Date 2015-11-10 NZ Release Date 2016-01-31 AU Release Date 2016-01-31 We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:141748002;
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Book Title: Strong: Nine Workout Programs for Women to Burn Fat, Boost Metabolism, and Build Strength for Life
Item Height: 235mm
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Author: Alwyn Cosgrove, Lou Schuler
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Topic: Health, Medical Services
Publisher: Avery Publishing Group Inc.,U.S.
Publication Year: 2015
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Number of Pages: 304 Pages