The Resistance Training Revolution: Why Lifting Weights Is the Exercise Solution for Our Modern Health Problems

The Resistance Training Revolution: Why Lifting Weights Is the Exercise Solution for Our Modern Health Problems

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  • Create Date:2021-03-18 08:15:28
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  • Author:Sal Di Stefano
  • ISBN:0306923785
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Summary

Why everyone should make resistance training their primary form of exercise--not only for aesthetics, but to be healthier, more energetic and live longer, from the founder of the popular Mind Pump Podcast


Appealing to the motivational, upgrade your life through fitness audience for bestsellers like Own the Day, Own Your Life by Aubrey Marcus, The Resistance Training Revolution reveals how weight training is the best form of exercise to burn fat, boost metabolism, and avoid injury and illness。 This is the first authoritative, comprehensive guidebook from Mind Pump Media, one of the fastest-growing brands in the health and fitness industry。


Building muscle and burning body fat is often one focus and overall health & wellness is often another。 The Resistance Training Revolution brings both of those elements together。 Mind Pump co-founder Sal Di Stefano blows the lid off the same old "30 minutes of cardio a day" advice, revealing how to optimize your time spent in the gym--at least 2-3 days a week for the average person, following Mind Pump's Muscular Adaptation Programming System (MAPS)--to transform your health in a way that cardio alone cannot。 The book draws on the many recent studies and expert advice from MDs and other health experts (including many guests featured on the Mind Pump podcast) to show the superiority of resistance training for all aspects of health including injury prevention and anti-aging。

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Meghan

This book was received as an ARC from Hachette Book Group - Hachette Go in exchange for an honest review。 Opinions and thoughts expressed in this review are completely my own。This book was so educational to the max that I think I will be doing a lot more strength and resistance training for a long while。 Sal DiStefano was so informative and descriptive without being complex and for people like me when it comes to my health, the simpler the better。 I used to be fit doing a lot of cardio eating pl This book was received as an ARC from Hachette Book Group - Hachette Go in exchange for an honest review。 Opinions and thoughts expressed in this review are completely my own。This book was so educational to the max that I think I will be doing a lot more strength and resistance training for a long while。 Sal DiStefano was so informative and descriptive without being complex and for people like me when it comes to my health, the simpler the better。 I used to be fit doing a lot of cardio eating plenty of fish and fruits and vegetables but my skin did look flabby and I was still feeling bloated。 Sal says in his book if I incorporated some resistance training, my skin can sculpt itself from the movement I do using weight resistance。 I know Sal is not a healthcare professional and for doing any new workouts, please consult your doctor。 Thanks to this book, I have never been more excited to incorporate more weight training into my workout and see my body re-sculpt into the body it can be。 We will consider adding this title to our R Non-Fiction collection at our library。 That is why we give this book 5 stars。 。。。more

Katie

For years I've been following the mainstream health advice of 150 minutes of cardio a week and strength training twice a week。 So much of the emphasis has been put on the cardio, with resistance training added almost as an afterthought。 This book explains why resistance training is what we should be focusing on in our workouts, and why too much cardio could keep us from losing weight。There are three workout plans: a bodyweight only workout, a dumbbell workout, and a gym or home gym workout。 Ther For years I've been following the mainstream health advice of 150 minutes of cardio a week and strength training twice a week。 So much of the emphasis has been put on the cardio, with resistance training added almost as an afterthought。 This book explains why resistance training is what we should be focusing on in our workouts, and why too much cardio could keep us from losing weight。There are three workout plans: a bodyweight only workout, a dumbbell workout, and a gym or home gym workout。 There are also chapters on diet and getting ready to make changes in your life。 The section "Motivation Versus Discipline" is especially good, and can be applied to many areas of one's life。 DiStefano cites many studies in the book, and I was glad to see that there is a References section at the end of the book。 。。。more

Kady

Love the mind pump crew and listen to the podcast all the time。 Can't wait to start this program that Sal developed。 Love the mind pump crew and listen to the podcast all the time。 Can't wait to start this program that Sal developed。 。。。more

Cozy Book Spot

Very nice。 I'll start this training tomorrow! There are lots of informations about the resistance training and why cardio isn't helping you lose weight。 And then there are exercises for you to do at home。 I received a free digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review Very nice。 I'll start this training tomorrow! There are lots of informations about the resistance training and why cardio isn't helping you lose weight。 And then there are exercises for you to do at home。 I received a free digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review 。。。more

Marsha

This guide provides solid information for people interested in improving their fitness and health。 The author shows why resistance training is better for building muscle compared to group classes or cardio。 There's an array of routines for every fitness level and each exercise is clearly shown with photos and descriptions。 This is the kind of book you'd want to buy and keep handy for quick reference。 Like all exercise books, there's a section on nutrition, and while it includes good advice, ther This guide provides solid information for people interested in improving their fitness and health。 The author shows why resistance training is better for building muscle compared to group classes or cardio。 There's an array of routines for every fitness level and each exercise is clearly shown with photos and descriptions。 This is the kind of book you'd want to buy and keep handy for quick reference。 Like all exercise books, there's a section on nutrition, and while it includes good advice, there's nothing earth shattering。 Anyone embarking on a new exercise goal will find this book extremely useful。 。。。more