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Which Comes First, Cardio or Weights? By:"Alex Hutchinson" Published on 2011-05-24 by McClelland & Stewart There’s plenty of conventional wisdom on health and fitness – but how much of it is scientifically sound? The truth is: less than you’d think. In Which Comes First, Cardio or Weights?, physicist and award-winning journalist Alex Hutchinson tackles dozens of commonly held beliefs and looks at just what research science has – and has not – proven to be true: Should I exercise when I’m sick? · Do I get the same workout from the elliptical machine that I get from running? · What role does my brain play in fatigue? · Will running ruin my knees? · To lose weight, is it better to eat less or exercise more? · How should I adapt my workout routine as I get older? · Does it matter what I’m thinking about when I train? · Will drinking coffee help or hinder my performance? · Should I have sex the night before a competition? This myth-busting book covers the full spectrum of exer...

Fit in 15 By:"Steve Stiefel" Published on 2009-06-01 by Ulysses Press A simple yet brillant program. Dedicate at least 15 minutes each morning to exercising (anyone can do that). Vary and balance the workout so you achieve overall fitness. How? Simply look at which day of the week it is and do the type of workout assigned to that day: Mon = Cardio Tue = Upper Body Strength Wed = Flexibility Thu = Cardio Fri = Lower Body Strength Sat = Special Targetted Workout Sun = Mind/Body Awareness If it is Mon (or Thu), turn to the chapter that descibes Cardio workouts and choose from one of the many cardio workouts described, including everything from jogging to using that exercise bike you bought a few years ago. On Tue, turn to the Upper Body Strength chapter and choose between free weights, Pilates/Ball, a shadow boxing workout and many more. With this program, you develop overall fitness and NEVER get BORED since you get to choose from over 55 different workouts. Each one fully expl...

Weight Loss Surgery For Dummies By:"Marina S. Kurian, MD","Barbara Thompson","Brian K. Davidson" Published on 2012-07-05 by John Wiley & Sons Your trusted guide to surgical weight-loss Sixty percent of individuals over the age of 20—or 58 million people in the U.S.—are overweight. As the obesity epidemic continues to grow, many Americans are researching the benefits and complications of weight-loss surgeries. Weight Loss Surgery For Dummies, 2nd edition is the most up-to-date and authoritative guide to understanding the impact of surgical weight-loss before, during, and after surgery. Weight-loss surgery is often an overweight person's last resort, and it comes with many risks, questions, and fears. So how do you know if it's right for you? Weight Loss Surgery For Dummies gives you expert guidance on knowing whether you qualify for the procedures, advice on choosing the best center and doctor, and trusted information on evaluating the risks inv...