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The pulse point plan

Forrest H. Blanding

1982

Ageless athletes

Richard A. Winett

1988

Exercise for frail elders

Kim A. Botenhagen-Digenova, Elizabeth Best-Martini

2003

Nutrition for Health, Fitness and Sport

Melvin H. Williams

1999

Marketing health/fitness services

Richard F. Gerson

1989

The complete guide to a dynamic body

Karen Lustgarten

1980

Fitness without exercise

Bryant A. Stamford, Bryant A Stamford Ph.d, Porter Schimer

1990

Recreation and fitness leadership

Patricia M. Leith

2014

The eat-clean diet for family and kids

Tosca Reno

2008

Body fascism

Brian Pronger

2002

Getting in shape

Bob Anderson, Jean Anderson, Bill Pearl et al.

1994

Progressive weight training

Jack R. Leighton

1961

Physiology of sport and exercise

Jack H. Wilmore, David L. Costill

2004

Sports and Exercise Nutrition

William D. McArdle

1999

The Cacciotti method

Tony Cacciotti

1983

Which Comes First, Cardio or Weights?

Alex Hutchinson

2011

Track athletics

N. J. Whitehead

1976

Prevention practice

Catherine Rush Thompson

2007

The complete idiot's guide to yoga

Joan Budilovsky

1998

The Oxygen diet solution

Susan M Kleiner

2012

Fitness

Miller, David K., T. Earl Allen

1982

Exercise benefits and prescription

Stephen R. Bird, Kate James, Andy Smith

1998

Nutrition for health, fitness, & sport

Melvin H Williams

2005

Fitness after fifty

Elaine LaLanne

1986

Sportsmassage

Pat Boughton, Jack Meagher

1980

Building strength & stamina

Wayne L. Westcott

1996

Exercise testing and prescription

David C. Nieman

1999

Getting stronger

Bill Pearl

1986

Walking for Fitness

Marnie Caron

2007

Client-centered exercise prescription

John C. Griffin

1998

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