- 169 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Written for women who want more out of their workout routine than polite, early-evening sessions of Pilates or Zumba or yoga, this go-to manual is filled with a wealth of information on high intensity training (HIT) that will help readers meet quality, high-end fitness objectives. The book begins with profiles of a diverse range of women who have blazed a trail in extreme sporting activities. It then addresses some of the usual concerns women have about becoming overly muscled, offering facts and real-life stories that prove that femininity doesn't have to be sacrificed for fitness. The guide also discusses the importance and value of HIT, describing what it is, what is realistically achievable, and how approaches differ for men and women. Hundreds of illustrations of core exercises are also provided, from the basic building blocks to the most challenging exercises, and the exercises themselves are organized into a variety of conditioning programs that match different fitness levels and needs. Women looking to test the limits of their fitness and endurance need look no farther than this book.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction: Let’s Talk
- 1.1: Heart Attack Hill
- 1.2: What’s Wrong with Pilates?
- 1.3: No Boys Allowed (Unless ...)
- 1.4: Gender & Weight Class by Mark Hatmaker
- 1.5: False Starts & Excuses a la Carte
- 1.6: Texas Proverb
- 1.7: Tough Texans of All Types
- 1.8: A Period Ends a Sentence. Not a Life
- 1.9: 21st Century Tough Chicks and How You — Yeah, You— Can Be One of Them
- 1.10: This All Sounds Good, But Won’t I Get Big Like a Man?
- 1.11: Yeah, But …
- 2.1: The Skinny On What Makes Folks Skinny
- 2.2: What to Eat by Mark Hatmaker
- 2.3: Sometimes You Can Have Your Apple Pie and Eat It Too
- 3: One is the Loneliest Number
- 4.1: Get With the Program / How to Read the Workouts
- 4.2: Take It Down a Notch, Never Up
- 4.3: No to the Same-Old, Same-Old
- 4.4: How Are You Doing?
- 5: Gearing Up to Get Going / Equipment You Will Need
- 6: She’s Tough Exercise Vocabulary
- 7: Menus
- 8: Post Workout Flexibility / Mobility
- Resources
- Index
- About the Author