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Walking: a complete guide for women
โ Scribed by Jeff Galloway; Barbara Galloway
- Publisher
- Meyer & Meyer Sport
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 252
- Edition
- 2nd
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
A guide to walking for health and fitness provides advice to women on specifically female concerns, reasons to exercise, activity scheduling, burning fat, nutrition, racing, typical problems that arise, clothing, and the older walker.
โฆ Table of Contents
Content: I could never see myself sweating --
Women-specific exercise issues / Barbara Galloway --
Family and friend issues / Barbara Galloway --
Getting kids or adults into exercise --
No more excuses: destroying most of them --
Heroes: former non-exercisers who inspire us --
What does the research say? --
What happens to us as we get "in shape" --
What do you need to get started? --
A trip to the running store --
Getting hooked on walking --
Your first week: how to begin and continue --
The next few weeks --
The next 21 weeks --
Why does your body want to hold onto fat? --
Why some people burn a lot more fat --
Fat-burning training: for the rest of your life --
The income side of the equation --
Good blood sugar = motivation --
What should I eat? --
Nutrition advice from Nancy Clark --
Walking form and "shuffling" --
Staying injury free --
Your first race --
Stretching --
Strengthening --
Cross-training: getting better as you rest the legs --
Dealing with the heat --
Problems/Solutions --
Injury troubleshooting (as one exerciser to another) --
Mental toughness --
Clothing thermometer --
Fabulously full figured? --
Major differences as you get older --
Products that enhance walking.
Abstract:
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<p>Walking is one of the most popular fitness and recreational activities for people of all ages, and medical experts have endorsed it as a way of improving health and well-being and prolonging life. Women in particular have taken to it in large numbers, for a variety of reasons: to encourage weight