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Lifetime Physical Fitness and Wellness: A Personalized Program

This market-leading text shows individuals how to develop a personalized program for fitness and wellness. Each chapter allows the reader to chart and update their progress in various components of physical fitness and wellness. The emphasis is on teaching individuals how to take control of their personal health and lifestyles habits so that they can make a constant and deliberate effort to stay healthy and realize their highest potentials for well-being.

416 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1986

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Werner W.K. Hoeger

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136 reviews35 followers
January 7, 2015
My dislike for this book has nothing to do with the writing. The writing is boring and dull, just as any informative book of this nature is. It is filled with good ideas and information. However it is not in my interests and if I didn't have to read it as a school assignment I would have never finished the first chapter. If a person is interested in reading about the positive affects of working out or any other form of physical fitness or emotional or spiritual health, this book is for you.
344 reviews
September 3, 2010
Very complete. I understand a lot more about fitness and how to become more fit than I did before. It is clear, with enough technical language to merit college credit, but not written in academicese. I'm glad I studied it.
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1 review1 follower
November 23, 2018
Very comprehensive

Almost too much detail especially about ways to measure various aspects of one's physical fitness. The first few chapters are at a depth suitable for physical education or kinesiology majors. For the rest of us, I'd prefer that each chapter had a bulleted list of key points for application that could be referred to later without paging through all the details. However the last chapter and in particular the appendices provide some great summaries. I will keep this book and now that I've finished the course, I'll have time to focus on setting up my own fitness program.
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38 reviews
August 15, 2015
a must read for everyone trying to gain or mantain a good health. comprehensive and detailed yet easy to read. covers almost everything, from aerobics to strenght training to meditation or drug abuse.
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