The New Rules of Lifting Supercharged: Ten All-New Muscle-Building Programs for Men and Women
This essential guide transforms weightlifting from a chore into a powerful tool for change, blending science and practicality to maximize results. With a focus on the four foundational movements—squats, deadlifts, pushes, and pulls—it offers a system that adapts to every level of lifter, from novices toTrack. The workout plans condense intense training into just three hours a week while enhancing core strength, mobility, and athletic performance. What sets it apart is the customizable approach: readers build their routines by selecting exercises from tailored menus, ensuring a unique yet effective program for everyone. Each session concludes with dynamic "finishers" to push limits and spark enthusiasm.
The book’s design emphasizes real-world submission, boiling down complex principles into actionable steps. Whether the goal is building bulk, improving endurance, or refining technique, the method provides clear pathways to success. The inclusion of finishers—short, high-intensity drills like complexes and intervals—adds variety and ensures no workout feels redundant. This integration of science,customization,and efficiency makes it more than just a collection of exercises; it’s a roadmap to achieving extraordinary physical outcomes with minimal time investment.
Pros
- Scientifically grounded workouts tailored for all experience levels
- Efficient,只需 three hours weekly for thorough results
- Highly customizable plans with interchangeable exercises
- Dynamic "finishers" to boost intensity and motivation
- Addresses key physical attributes: strength, adaptability, and endurance
Cons
- Requires consistent effort to see progress
- Customization may demand initial research for optimal choices
- Workouts are demanding; appropriate caution is necessary
Dimensions | 7.4 x 0.8 x 9.3 inches |
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Format | Paperback, 368 pages |
Weight | 2.31 pounds |
Release Date | December 31, 2013 |
Juice: Radical Taiji Energetics
The journey toward mastering Taijiquan transcends mere physical practice; it's an exploration of internal energy cultivation. This guide illuminates the path to generating maximal qi, the life force central to Taiji, demystifying centuries-old teachings through clear, engaging language. By shifting focus from mechanical structures to the profound cultivation of spirit energy, readers unlock the secrets left by past masters. Whether you're working solo, with a partner, or mastering the Taiji sword, this resource offers practical methods for energy permeation, full-body activation, and power emission. The insights provided are promptly applicable, enhancing personal energy cultivation with tangible results. It's not just a manual on poses but a deep dive into the mental and energetic settings that elevate Taiji practice to new heights.
For those new to Taiji or seasoned practitioners alike, this book serves as an essential companion. It explores worldwide energy principles, the true purpose of push-hands, and advanced techniques like yinjection and yinfusion.Unlike photo-heavy textbooks or dry philosophical reinventions, it offers a fresh, actionable viewpoint on Taiji. the wealth of knowledge—from understanding the Brute level of energy to mastering the sword—makes it a invaluable resource for anyone interested in the art's deeper, energetic rewards. Before taking another step in your Taiji journey, consider how this guide can reshape your understanding and practice.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Focuses on internal energy cultivation over physical mechanics
Provides clear, step-by-step guidance for solo and partner practice
Covers Taiji sword techniques for advanced training
Demystifies complex concepts in accessible language
Offers immediate, actionable insights for practitioners of all levels
Cons
May require prior understanding of Taiji fundamentals
Less visually oriented than typical how-to guides
Deep philosophical content may overwhelm beginners
Publisher | CreateSpace Autonomous Publishing Platform |
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Publication Date | September 8, 2012 |
Language | English |
Page Count | 334 |