books

Even if you think you already know everything about programming, you'll learn something from this new book.

This book represents a three-phase approach to paleo nutrition, with real people and real problems in mind.

Mark McClusky's book, "Faster, Higher, Stronger," is full of good science and great stories.

Between his book, "Free+Style," and his new seminar, Paoli has a lot to offer athletes.

"The Running Revolution" is a great resource on running form and self-assessment.

Despite the misleading title of this book, its simple approach might lead you to experiment with new ingredients.

Danny Kavadlo has a mean-looking six-pack, and he wants to help you get one, too.

This book is a invaluable resource for athletes who don't have access to physical therapy.

In his new book, Paul "Coach" Wade answers a common question: How do you build muscle using bodyweight-only training?

This book by Josh Hillis and Dan John is full of solid workout plans and weight-loss strategies.

If you're looking for a comprehensive book from a coach who has done it all, this is it.

Jill Miller's new book is a thorough guide to self-care for full-on body nerds and laypersons alike.

This book by Dr. James Levine provides important information and practical advice to reverse the effects of sitting.

This new book from Juli Bauer and George Bryant is full of delicious recipes, and a gorgeous photo accompanies every one.

Valerie Worthington's book is a guide for the family and partners of people who train BJJ.

This book provides new and experienced runners with many years' worth of solid information.

If every trainer read Kenneth Jay's book, we would all be better equipped to help people improve their VO2 max and actually get fit.