The Complete Guide to Strength Training

by Anita Bean

The Complete Guide to Strength Training draws together the latest scientifically-proven ways of increasing strength using highly effective training methods and optimal nutrition.
The book an outline of the basic scientific principles behind strength training; details on how to devise a training plan to suit your particular goals, for both beginners and more advanced trainers; a step-by-step illustrated technique guide to more than 60 exercises; unique body sculpting strategies and a section on problems with body symmetry; authoritative guidance on the pros and cons of using sports supplements; and flexible eating plans and menus.

Genres: Fitness

220 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1998

Reviews

[Joshua · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this, too. Lots of great information in here and I did take notes on this one. I’m pretty overwhelmed with all that’s in there, but I think if I have the book handy while I review my notes I could design a training programme that could help me meet my goals. I do t necessarily want to look like the guy on the cover, I just want to hit softballs further.

I realized while I was reading this that this is really where everyone who wants to do strength training should start. YouTube exercise videos are a dime a dozen and they just have you do some mindless exercises. This book helps you understand what the exercises can be used for (strength, size or power) and how to design a programme that will help you accomplish your goals.

[Cris · Rating 4 out of 5]

Informative, good as a summary of essentials of strenght training in a very general way.

[Gabi Ivan · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book helped me to build a routine in the gym. It is ok for a begginer.