LOOK AND FEEL TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER WITH THE LIFE PLAN
Back in 1998, Dr. Life was sixty years old and a stereotype of the aging man: he was overweight with a noticeable gut and little muscle tone. His low libido was ruining his self-esteem. He felt tired all the time, yet no amount of sleep made him feel well rested. It wasn't until a cardiologist read him the riot act that he began to make the critical diet and lifestyle adjustments that led him to look and feel younger than ever. More important, he's been able to maintain his physique and his health more than fourteen years later.
In this revolutionary book, Jeffry Life demonstrates how you too can enjoy an active, clear-headed, sexually satisfying, vigorous, and health-filled life, while avoiding late-onset diabetes, heart disease, and other common illnesses and complaints of aging. Any man can master "The Life Plan, "no matter what shape he may be in. It offers:
- A multidisciplinary exercise plan designed to improve heart health and increase muscle mass.
- A delicious, easy-to-follow diet, including rules for dining out and recipes.
- A complete guide to nutrient supplements that can help men stop--and possibly reverse-- the aging process.
- An honest assessment of male hormone replacement therapies based on the most up-to-date research.
- Advice for getting the best possible care from your doctor.
- And much more
For men seeking to make over their bodies and turn back the clock, "The Life Plan "delivers the keys to a fitter body, a stronger immune system, and a richer, fuller life.

"All that I am, I am because of my mind."
Paavo Nurmi, Olympic runner with nine gold medals in track & field

All runners strive to get in the ?zone, ? but here they?ll learn to enter the ZEN ?zone?! By adopting Buddha's mindful approach, you will discover you can run longer, faster, and harder. This book shows how to align body and mind for success on?and off?the track! Iron Man triathlete and philosophy professor Larry Shapiro coaches you to:

• Walk the talk: Get out and run
• Practice mindfulness: Train harder
• Visualize success: Race the Zen way
• Accept and let go: Cope peacefully with injuries and aging

Working out in the gym has become part of a healthier lifestyle followed by many people. How do you ensure that you condition every part of your body to avoid the risk of injury? How to you ensure that you follow a gym programme that will enhance your running, cycling or other fitness or leisure pursuits? How to you achieve an all-over toned body and ensure that you do specific exercises correctly so that they will be effective? How do you avoid the boredom that so often sets in after a few weeks of following the same routine? This title gives you all the advantages of having your own personal trainer without the challenges of scheduling, possible personality clashes and being tied to a specific gym or venue. It demonstrates more than 250 graded exercises using body weight and widely accessible basic equipment (bosu ball, Swiss ball, medicine ball, theraband, steps, dumbbells, skipping rope), highlighting the muscle groups used for every exercise, explaining pitfalls and injury risks and then combines these in 26 user-friendly programmes. Individual exercises in the programmes are interchangeable, giving you even wider scope, and many of the exercises have interesting variations, as well as more difficult levels for progression. Special training programmes for pregnancy have also been included.