How to train for anything and everything, anywhere and everywhere
by Ross Edgley
appears in Health, Sports, and Nonfiction.
The World's Fittest Book is set to become every fitness enthusiast's bible. Dubbed the body's complete user guide, it will become the goto resource for learning all you need to know about building muscle, losing fat, eating (healthy) cake and unlocking your superhuman physical potential. Packed with workouts the author tried and tested in the purs...
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Consider Living with a SEAL by Jesse Itzler. Recommended by 7 sources.
“Jesse Itzler delivers a brisk, anecdote-packed memoir about putting his life through a month of extreme fitness. The tone is conversational and often self-deprecating, built to entertain and to shove complacency aside rather than to teach methodical training. The book’s useful moments are behavioral: permission to experiment, habit disruption, and one-person anecdotes that model audacity. Its main limitation is repetition and a lack of concrete, repeatable workout plans—readers seeking technical guidance will find it lightweight and occasionally self-congratulatory.”
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