Looking for an exciting and true story of leadership? Ernest Shackleton was a great explorer of the Antarctic and has been named one of the best leaders ever to have lived. Margot Morrell and Stephanie Capparell co-author Shackleton’s Way as not only a gripping tale about bravery, teamwork, and comradery, but also organize this book in a way that any person looking to build their business can uncover what success really asks of each individual.
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If you’ve ever wondered which exercises to do to ‘work’ certain body parts, then this book would be immensely helpful to you. Full of nothing but detailed illustrations showing exercises that effectively stress the muscle groups of the body, this book has a lot to offer anyone who exercises. The book is divided into sections based on body parts and also includes common injuries associated with those body parts and how those injuries are acquired. Mr. Delavier is a skilled artist, which you will see through the pages as he illustrates all of the ‘exercise demonstrators’.
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THE TIDE IS COMING IN! THAT IS THE THEME OF THE BOOK YOUNGER NEXT YEAR… I RECENTLY READ THE VERSION SPECIFICALLY FOR WOMEN BUT BOTH COPIES ARE A MUST HAVE FOR YOUR LIBRARY.
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Much more than just another book about Bruce Lee, The Art of Expressing the Human Body is full of exercise information. Aside from being a world-renowned ‘movie star’ and martial artist, Bruce Lee was first and foremost an athlete. One look at his physique in the movie Enter the Dragon and I’m sure you’ll agree that he knew a little bit about working out and what it means to be LEAN.
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If you’re looking for sound, un-biased food, nutrition, and health information you should try the Nutrition Action Healthletter, published by the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). The CSPI is a non-profit health advocacy group, which mounts educational programs and presses for changes in government and corporate policies.
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