Working Out


Starting Strength: Basic Barbell Training
Bikini Body Workouts - Excercise Training Plan
Becoming a Supple Leopard: The Ultimate Guide to Resolving Pain, Preventing Injury, and Optimizing Athletic Performance
Bodyweight Strength Training Anatomy
Ultimate Mass: 7 Secrets To Build Muscle Fast As Hell
Cross Training WOD Bible: 555 Workouts from Beginner to Ballistic
Faust
Beginner's Luck Guide For Non-Runners: Learn to Run from Scratch to an Hour in 10 Weeks
The Pilates Body: The Ultimate At-Home Guide to Strengthening, Lengthening and Toning Your Body- Without Machines
FULL POWER Powerlifting Program (How To Lift More Weight Series Book 4)
How To Deadlift 600 lbs. RAW: 12 Week Deadlift Program and Technique Guide (How To Lift More Weight Series Book 3)
How To Squat 500 lbs. RAW: 12 Week Squat Program and Technique Guide (How To Lift More Weight Series Book 1)
How To Warm-Up Properly For Strength Training: A Complete Guide To Unlocking Your Strength Before Every Workout! (Plans for Powerlifting, Bodybuilding, ... (Strength Training for Beginners Book 3)
Base Of STRENGTH: Build Your Base Strength Training Program (Workout Plan for Powerlifting, Bodybuilding, Strongman, Weight Lifting, and Fitness) (Strength Training for Beginners Book 4)
5/3/1 Forever: Simple and Effective Programming for Size, Speed and Strength
Criss Jami
Without the momentum of a stern discipline, motivation is mostly a momentary, flighty emotion. For it works best under the supervision of discipline, but can serve as not only an ally but also an enemy: because in anything that requires your self-discipline - whether going to church, going to classes, going to workouts, going through trainings, completing jobs, reading books, living well, eating healthily, studying, practicing something - the more times you skip, the more relaxed and motivated y ...more
Criss Jami

Joan Crawford
One of my favorite routines for keeping my rear in good form is to sit down on the floor and 'walk' across it on my buttocks, holding my arms out straight in front for balance, and then 'walk' back again, backwards. [...] For more hip improvement - and the waist, too - I lie on my back with my elbows on the floor at my sides. With my legs straight out I make my knees touch the floor on either side, keeping my shoulders and elbows firmly on the floor. Then I stretch my arms out to the sides, I ra ...more
Joan Crawford, My Way of Life

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