Review of Strength Training for Women

January 31st, 2010 Leave a comment Go to comments


Strength Training for WomenThis guide will help you design your own program to fit your needs and wants.Well illustrated with photos, it’s also clearly written. The book gives descriptions of free-weight work-outs along with multi-station and Nautilus-type machines, and even has a section on working with a partner. Complete and easy to read, it’s perfect for me, a person who likes to work out but isn’t an athlete.A chart of major muscle groups and corresponding exercises also helps define what’s going on in your body.My only complaint:the human body illustration used to identify muscles is clearly a *guy*, which, though it doesn’t take away from the book’s effectiveness, seems a bit silly.

Product Description
Strength Training for Women is written by experts with firsthand knowledge of women’s needs and preferences in a strength training program. This practical guide provides you with technique instruction for strength training exercises using a variety of equipment, sample workouts, and specific training programs for many popular sports. The muscle conditioning program you design from this book will

- produce optimum results,

- require a minimum amount of time, and

- place a premium on personal safety.

Best of all, Strength Training for Women helps you make your fitness goals a reality. Start your muscle conditioning program today!

From the Publisher
‘The authors dispel the ‘masculine-bulk’ myth and replace it with easy-to-understand facts and how-to exercises. In our time-constricted lives, they show us how strength training is also fun, convenient, and inexpensive.’

Kathrine SwitzerTV commentator for the Boston, Los Angeles, and New York City marathons ‘Runner of the Decade’–Runner’s World magazine, 1976

“The most comprehensive and professional source of information I’ve seen on strength training for women. This is truly one-stop shopping for the woman who wants to know more about training and conditioning. There are no lies, no buzzwords, no crazy promises here–just honest, solid advice about strength training from people who are among the world’s most knowledgeable sources.’

Michael O’Shea, PhDFitness Editor, Parade magazineFellow of the American College of Sports Medicine

‘This book allows women to access with confidence important information for safe weight management through strength training.’

Peg Jordan, RN, BSNNational Health Journalist and Editor, American Fitness magazine

‘A comprehensive book on strength training for everyone regardless of gender. Well organized and easy to follow. Little has been left to the imagination.’

Bill PearlAuthor/Publisher/Health ExpertFormer Mr. America, 5-time Mr. Universe

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