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Meathead: Unraveling the Athletic Brain
Meathead bridges scientific discoveries with athletic anecdotes to unravel the neuroscience of exercise for the jock, gym rat, and sports nut. This is one of few popular science books that strictly focuses on exercise and athletic performance at the level of the brain. This book also serves as inspirational reading for the "pre-determined" couch potato by showing how easy it is for the brain to positively crave exercise and the short- and long-term benefits of exercise for brain health and function. For athletes and coaches, this book provides unique perspectives for enhancing athletic performance and recovery.
218 pages, Paperback
First published February 10, 2015
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June 5, 2020
Great and Needed Discussion on How Important the Brain is Physical and Cognitive Preformance
The author does a great job of mapping out both physical and cognitive aspects that hinder and enhance athletic performance. Most books focus on the physical aspects where Allison brings the Brain into focus. Said in another way enhancing human performance begins in the brain.
The author does a great job of mapping out both physical and cognitive aspects that hinder and enhance athletic performance. Most books focus on the physical aspects where Allison brings the Brain into focus. Said in another way enhancing human performance begins in the brain.
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