Good books?

suziblues2000
suziblues2000 Posts: 515 Member
edited September 20 in Health and Weight Loss
Do you have any recommendations for good books for me to read regarding fitness?
THANK YOU, :flowerforyou:
sue

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  • tinasullens
    tinasullens Posts: 203 Member
    Anything by Jillian Michaels. She tells it like it is and keeps it easy to understand.

    Just a side note: a good book to read for anyone with a goal is "Failing Forward" by John C. Maxwell. It has helped me SO much to realize that mistakes aren't the end of the world. That I can still succeed as long as I don't accept mistakes as failures.
  • cjm0014
    cjm0014 Posts: 118
    thanks for the ideas!
  • wettak
    wettak Posts: 16
    Anything by Jillian Michaels. She tells it like it is and keeps it easy to understand.

    Just a side note: a good book to read for anyone with a goal is "Failing Forward" by John C. Maxwell. It has helped me SO much to realize that mistakes aren't the end of the world. That I can still succeed as long as I don't accept mistakes as failures.

    Antoher good book for anyone with a goal is The Traveler's Gift. Great Book!
  • Mellie13
    Mellie13 Posts: 424
    I love the YOU books by Dr. Oz & Dr. Roizen. I'm working my way through YOU The Owners Manual now. It's a beast of a book, but it's the info of a medical textbook in laymans terms with practical information. It's awesome! There is also YOU On A Diet.
  • simona1972
    simona1972 Posts: 355 Member
    One of my absolute favorites is "The Courage to Start" by John Bingham. It's about his journey from being obese to running marathons. It's very inspirational and motivating.
  • cjm0014
    cjm0014 Posts: 118
    I LIKE you signature! I am going to steal it for my inspirational note card stack, if thats okay!:flowerforyou:
  • simona1972
    simona1972 Posts: 355 Member
    I LIKE you signature! I am going to steal it for my inspirational note card stack, if thats okay!:flowerforyou:

    My signature?? That's fine by me...I stole it from my doctor. He has that posted in his office :)
  • DrKloctopussy
    DrKloctopussy Posts: 17
    If you are interested in a free ebook that explains the basics pretty clearly, check out Brain Over Brawn: http://brainoverbrawn.com/?page_id=21

    (it is really free you don't have to sign up for anything, just right-click and save as)
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