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For a number of years, we contributed articles to numerous national magazines and news papers. Among them, Nautilus Magazine, Muscle Training Illustrated, Iron Man, and California Chiropractic, and Fitness Management.

The articles pioneered a new approach to High Intensity Training, total fitness training, bodybuilding, post-physical therapy exercise, sports conditioning, back to work conditioning, lower back strength, and weight loss.

Exercising in this manner improves your strength, flexibibility, endurance,muscle tone, body shape, muscle definition, and daily functional ability.

Major benefit are improvements in self-esteem, self-reliance, and positive thinking. Enjoy the articles and our books. We are happy to share our knowledge and experience with you.

Free Articles: Titles

How to Lose Weight Quickly and Safely

Snake Oil Salespersons Dominate the Fitness Industry

The Two Most Important Questions to Ask Yourself

Fitness Training After 40: Is It Worth The Effort

High-Tech Exercise vs Free Weights

David Mastorakis - The Mechanized Champion

Elemental Truth

Arthur Jones: Inside Nautilus Headquarters

Improving Sports Performance

How a Woman Can Improve Golf Performance

What Time of Day Should You Exercise?

Guidelines For Physical Fitness

A Statement of Intent

Exercise Basics

Common Injuries

   

Impact Force

Must Women Approach Fitness Training Differently Than Men Do?

Strength Training versus Flexibility Training

The Two Most Important Questions To Ask Yourself About Your Fitness Program!

Improving Gymnastic Performance

How to Evaluate Fitness and Physical Therapy Equipment

The Primordial Principle

The Sequence of Exercise Myth

Your First, Second, and Third Workout

How the Beginning Bodybuilder Can Set the Stage for Rapid Results

Mathematical Mass

Why People Are Dissatisfied With Fitness Centers!

Guidelines for Physical Fitness

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