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Super Joints: Russian Longevity Secrets for Pain-Free Movement, Maximum Mobility & Flexible Strength

Super Joints: Russian Longevity Secrets for Pain-Free Movement, Maximum Mobility & Flexible Strength
By Pavel Tsatsouline

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"The Do-It-Now, Fast-Start, Get-Up-and-Go, Jump-into-Action Bible for High Performance and Longer Life"

You have a choice in life. You can sputter and stumble and creak your way along in a process of painful, slow decline—or you can take charge of your health and become a human dynamo.

And there is no better way to insure a long, pain-free life than performing the right daily combination of joint mobility and strength-flexibility exercises.

In Super Joints, Russian fitness expert Pavel Tsatsouline shows you exactly how to quickly achieve and maintain peak joint health—and then use it to improve every aspect of your physical performance.

Only the foolish would deliberately ignore the life-saving and life-enhancing advice Pavel offers in Super Joints. Why would anyone willingly subject themselves to a life of increasing pain, degeneration and decrepitude? But for an athlete, a dancer, a martial artist or any serious performer, Super Joints could spell the difference between greatness and mediocrity.

Discover:

The twenty-eight most valuable drills for youthful joints and a stronger stretch
How to save your joints and prevent or reduce arthritis
The one-stop care-shop for your inner Tin Man—how to give your nervous system a tune up, your joints a lube-job and your energy a recharge
What it takes to go from cruise control to full throttle: The One Thousand Moves Morning Recharge—Amosov’s "bigger bang" calisthenics complex for achieving heaven-on-earth in 25 minutes
How to make your body feel better than you can remember—active flexibility for sporting prowess and fewer injuries
The amazing Pink Panther technique that may add a couple of feet to your stretch the first time you do it


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #48448 in Books
  • Published on: 2001-10
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 120 pages

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About the Author
Pavel Tsatsouline, Master of Sports is a former Soviet Special Forces physical training instructor who currently trains the US Marines and S.W.A.T. teams. Pavel was nationally ranked in the Russian ethnic strength sport of kettlebell lifting and holds a Soviet Physical Culture Institute degree in physiology and coaching. He is a contributing editor to Muscle Media magazine and the author of five books including Relax into Stretch.


Customer Reviews

not worth your money2
ninety percent of this book can be summed up in a few words: move your arm, elbow, neck, hip, etc. through a full range of motion, slowly and in both directions. that's pretty much it. doing this lubricates the joints with synovial fluid and it does make a difference, but most people were taught how to do this stuff in gym class. if you know how to do arm circles, ankle circles, wrist circles, hip circles and so forth, you don't need this book.

the second section of the book covers a little bit of dynamic stretching, which Pavel calls "active flexibility," but the movements are far from comprehensive.

for the price, this book should at least come with a DVD or something. if you are interested in increasing mobility, I would suggest getting Magnificent Mobility or an Ashtanga yoga video. you might also want to check out a video on Tai Ch'i Qigong warm ups, which are a more comprehensive approach to the same material.

rip off1
This material could've been condensed down to a long brochure. Nearly the same info as found in 'Relax into Stretch' which I stupidly bought as a companion book (It is not more than a few good pages of info either)

very thin on factual information1
Like many of Pavel's other books, this one could be written in 3 or 4 pages, the rest just being repetitious filler. Someone who has never worked out probably can benefit a little from this, but I too found it useless in preserving or improving flexibility, although there may be some value in lubricating/warming up of the joints with some of the movements. Save your money, do not buy any of his written material (dvds are just as bad).