Encyclopedia of Bodyweight Strength Training Exercises

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Sports and Martial Arts

Emmanuel Akermann

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408 pages

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Over 250 Exercises Classified by Body Region and Difficulty Level

Bodyweight strength training is an excellent alternative to the costly equipment of weight and dumbbell training. Used wisely, and with a few simple adjustments, the practitioner’s own body weight provides the resistance needed for the muscular development of today’s athletes.

The exercises in this book are classified on six levels of difficulty, with a description of the main muscles worked, illustrated by numerous professional-quality photos and drawings. You will be guided in building training programmes, from developing muscle mass to improving explosiveness. A video session to download from the author’s website (mytraininguide.com) lets you start training straight away.

No more expensive equipment, no more gym membership. Become self-sufficient!

  • Learn to use your own body weight to build muscle
  • Discover the accessories that help you progress through unstable supports
  • Learn the secrets of martial arts masters for developing strength
  • Learn to adapt your eating habits to progress faster
  • Practise traditional sequences from India and Japan, formidable for fitness
  • The basics of street workout, urban strength training

Emmanuel Akermann

Emmanuel Akermann is the author of the first French-language books to present kettlebells, CrossFit-style high-intensity training and bodyweight suspension training on gymnastic rings. The author of many books on physical preparation, fitness and combat sports, he has also helped shape the fitness sector through his many video programmes on DVD and online. A 5th dan black belt in karate, he pursues his research through daily, multidimensional training, in which physical training holds a central place within his wider work in personal development. https://www.mytraininguide.com

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