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Fitness Training

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ISBN-10: 0007102291

ISBN-13: 9780007102297

Edition: 2001

Authors: Barry Davies

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Description:

The Special Air Service is renowned as the fittest military unit in the world and its history is packed with incidents that demonstrate the incredible strength and stamina of its members. Based on the training techniques of this elite of the British Army, this compact but detailed manual provides a range of fitness programmes that guarantee to improve your long-term fitness and well-being.
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Book details

List price: $16.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Zondervan
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 238
Size: 4.50" wide x 7.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English

Introduction
What is SAS Selection?
A Fit and Healthy Body
Defining Our Aim
Getting Started
Differences Between the Sexes
The Human Body
A Change in Lifestyle
Understanding Weight Control
Diet and Exercise
What is Food?
Eating Habits and Cravings
Guidelines for Healthy Eating
Calorie Intake
Calorie Burn
Activity Time
Fluid Intake
Drinking Alcohol
Smoking
Sleep
Weight-loss Programme
Eating Healthily
Obesity
Weight-loss Regulation
Estimating Your Present Condition
Personal Assessment
Do You Weigh Too Much?
Fitness Test
How Hard Can We Exercise?
Principles of Exercise
Stages of Advancement
Training Days
Selecting the Right Running Shoe
Eight-week Two-stone Weight-loss Routine
Ground Rules
Light Exercises
Programme One
Getting Fit
Maintaining Calorie Intake
Frequency of Training
Flexibility
Warm-up and Cool-Down Exercises
Cardio-respiratory Exercises
SAS Fitness Definitions
Alternative Exercises
Five-week Normal Fitness Programme
Muscle Strength and Stamina
Safety
What Exercises?
Training Period
Points on Resistance Training
Training Without Special Equipment
Gym vs Home Equipment
Exercise Chart
Weight Training Programmes
Programme Two
Preparation
New to Hillwalking
Good Navigation
Selecting a Route
The Weather
Sample Routes
Safety
Finishing
SAS Selection Techniques
Hillwalking Equipment
Overheating and Sweating
Head, Hands and Feet
Boots and Footwear
Rucksacks
SAS Selection Routes
Fitness Health and Injuries
Avoiding Injury
Fitness Obsession and Over-training
Typical Injuries
Natural Hazards
Severe Injury
Training At Altitude
Air Pollution
Training Alone
Dehydration
Heat Exhaustion
Salt Depletion
Cold
Calorie-counted Menus and Food
Diet Control
Prepare Your Own Food
Bulking Meals with Vegetables
Fruit
Bread
Eggs
Meats
Fitness Stew
Outdoor Eating
Summary