Originally published in 1980, this runaway international best seller has sold over three million copies in 27 languages! Stretching by Bob Anderson hit the scene in 1980, way ahead of its time, when a lot of ordinary people were getting interested in fitness and were starting to run, cycle, and work out. It had stretching routines for these beginners, as well as for serious competitive athletes. It also included general stretches for everyday activities. People liked its simple, sensible approach with clear black and white illustrations that accompany each and every exercise. Trainers and doctors found it to be such a valuable resource they recommended it to patients and clients. This 20th Anniversary Revised Edition has helped people of all ages, sizes, and levels of fitness increase their flexibility and stay in shape. Why stretching is more important than ever It’s no secret, with today’s increased sedentary worklife, everyone, without exception, needs to increase their flexibility. If you participate in sports, it is vital that you include stretching as well as warming up. Those that go to the gym regularly will notice the benefits immediately especially if the stretching is done properly as illustrated in this book. In this day and age when more time is spent by everyone in front of a computer, stretching has become an absolute necessity. Today’s aging population needs to concentrate on their flexibility through the use of the exercises contained in this book. In addition, no matter what kind of shape you're in or what kind of activity you do, stretching relieves stress and gets you ready for action. The basic principles of staying flexible and fit for a lifetime are found in this book. It is important to adhere to the methods of slow, steady stretching—paying close attention to how the stretch feels. This book reflects the idea that stretching is the simplest of all fitness activities, one that can be done throughout the day—and for a lifetime. Here are some of the topics covered from the contents: Introduction Who should stretch When to stretch Why stretch How to stretch Warming up and cooling down Getting started The Stretches Stretches for your back Stretches for the Legs, Feet, and Ankles Stretches for the Back, Shoulders, and Arms Stretches for the Lower Back, Hips, Groin, and Hamstrings Stretching on a Chin-Up Bar Stretches for the Hands, Wrists, and Forearms Learning the Splits And much, much more! Stretching Routines for Sports like Aerobic Exercise, Baseball/Softball, basketball, Cycling, Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Hiking, Hockey, Martial Arts, Rock Climbing, Running, Skiing, Soccer, Swimming, Weight Training, Wrestling, etc. Best wishes, Bill Hinbern P.S. A 8½ x 11 softcover training manual with 223 pages and thousands of line illustrations with a beautiful glossy color cover. A Great book! Stretching by Bob Anderson $ 19.95 + $ 8.00 S&H Order Below:

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