Smarter Recovery takes the guesswork out of maximizing your recovery. With 60 exercises and stretches for recovery and mobility, nutrition strategies, case studies, and prescriptive action plans, you can ensure you will be prepared for your next workout and wake up feeling your best.
Smarter Recovery takes the guesswork out of maximizing your recovery. With 60 exercises and stretches for recovery and mobility, nutrition strategies, case studies, and prescriptive action plans, you can ensure you will be prepared for your next workout and wake up feeling your best.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Pete McCall is the director of education for E¿S Fitness, the host of the All About Fitness podcast, a strength coach, and a fitness educator. He is certified as a personal trainer through the American Council on Exercise (ACE) and the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), and he holds a CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) certification from the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Frequently quoted as a fitness expert in publications such as the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, U-T San Diego Union Tribune, Time, Men’s Fitness, SELF, Glamour, U.S. News & World Report, and Shape magazine, McCall is a sought-after resource for accurate, in-depth insight into how to get results from exercise. Besides working with individual clients and teaching group fitness classes, he has more than a decade of experience in educating personal trainers around the world, including teaching for both ACE and NASM. McCall is a former exercise physiologist for ACE, where he helped create the Integrated Fitness Training (ACE IFT) model, write the ACE Personal Trainer Manual, and develop education workshops on metabolic conditioning, movement-based training, and youth fitness. He is a master trainer for Core Health & Fitness (the parent company of Nautilus, StairMaster, Star Trac, and Schwinn), a content contributor for 24 Hour Fitness, and an adjunct faculty member in exercise science at both Mesa Community College and San Diego State University. He has delivered wellness education talks for the U.S. Navy (at Naval Air Station North Island), the White House, the World Bank, the International Association of Fire Fighters, and Reebok. McCall earned his master's of science degree in exercise science and health promotion from the California University of Pennsylvania, and he holds the Fellow in Applied Functional Science credential from the Gray Institute.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Recovery Explained Chapter 1. Understanding the Need for Recovery Learn how your body responds to different exercise demands. Use the information in this chapter to make recovery an integral part of every workout to maximize your fitness goals. Chapter 2. Impact of Intensity Understand the connection between exercise intensity and the body’s need for repair so you can monitor intensity to allow for adequate recovery. Chapter 3. Systems Overload Optimize your body’s natural recovery mechanisms and understand their response to stress on various internal systems. Chapter 4. Recovery Methods Choose the type of recovery method that works best for your body, your workouts, and your budget. Chapter 5. Fascia and Foam Rolling Explore the functions of fascia and the science behind maintaining healthy muscle development through tissue treatment. Part II. Strategies for Optimal Recovery Chapter 6. Immediate Recovery: The First 24 Hours Use the nutritional and hydration strategies as well as physical techniques in this chapter to maximize the recovery window for immediate gains. Chapter 7. The Day After a Workout: Exercises for Active Recovery Embrace the relationship between soreness and strength while incorporating a variety of recovery tools and exercises into your training plan. Part III. Plan for Recovery Chapter 8. Long-Term Planning for Recovery Develop a solid recovery plan that incorporates your goals and lifestyle for weeks, months, and years ahead. Chapter 9. Healthy Habits to Promote Recovery Ensure that your fitness and recovery habits become part of your lifestyle for the long term.
Part I. Recovery Explained Chapter 1. Understanding the Need for Recovery Learn how your body responds to different exercise demands. Use the information in this chapter to make recovery an integral part of every workout to maximize your fitness goals. Chapter 2. Impact of Intensity Understand the connection between exercise intensity and the body’s need for repair so you can monitor intensity to allow for adequate recovery. Chapter 3. Systems Overload Optimize your body’s natural recovery mechanisms and understand their response to stress on various internal systems. Chapter 4. Recovery Methods Choose the type of recovery method that works best for your body, your workouts, and your budget. Chapter 5. Fascia and Foam Rolling Explore the functions of fascia and the science behind maintaining healthy muscle development through tissue treatment. Part II. Strategies for Optimal Recovery Chapter 6. Immediate Recovery: The First 24 Hours Use the nutritional and hydration strategies as well as physical techniques in this chapter to maximize the recovery window for immediate gains. Chapter 7. The Day After a Workout: Exercises for Active Recovery Embrace the relationship between soreness and strength while incorporating a variety of recovery tools and exercises into your training plan. Part III. Plan for Recovery Chapter 8. Long-Term Planning for Recovery Develop a solid recovery plan that incorporates your goals and lifestyle for weeks, months, and years ahead. Chapter 9. Healthy Habits to Promote Recovery Ensure that your fitness and recovery habits become part of your lifestyle for the long term.
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