Mark Vella 
Anatomy for Strength and Fitness Training for Women [EPUB ebook] 
An Illustrated Guide to Your Muscles in Action

Scientific research has made it clear that a woman's body should be exercised differently from a man's, and that her training program should be adjusted to suit her body type and transformations as she moves through the various life stages.Anatomy for Strength and Fitness Training for Women is a unique guide, reference work, and graphic education tool suitable for any woman interested in understanding her own body, how it functions during exercise, and how to formulate a personal exercise program.Over 90 exercises are provided to help you sculpt your entire body with gym weights, free weights, aerobics, and stretching, including:- Swimming- Transverse activation in four-point kneeling- Barbell bench press- Cable cross-over- Freestanding barbell squats- Hip abductor machine- Seesaw with ball- Seated low cable pulley rows- Machine shoulder press- Dumbbell standing lateral raise- Rear deltoid machine- French curl- Cable tricep push-down- Supine hip flexion stretch- Plank to downward-facing dog- Child stretch- And much more!The exercises are featured in clear anatomical detail and are grouped by aerobic training, abdominals, chest, legs and hips, back and shoulders, arms, and stretches and flexibility. Each exercise incorporates a full-body illustration plus instructions on proper execution and technique. Start and finish positions are shown, and supplementary information is included by way of hints and tips.Inside this informative 144-page guide, you'll also find a method of assessing your own fitness which you can use to help you choose the correct type of program for your life stage and fitness level. Sample programs illustrate how you can choose a program based on the needs you have established in the assessment.Build a better you by understanding how your body performs when exercising, with Anatomy for Strength and Fitness Training for Women!

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Author Mark Vella has been involved in the field of health and fitness for more than 15 years as a personal training instructor, lifestyle counselor, massage therapist, and practicing naturopath. He lectures to fitness professionals on a variety of health science topics. He has been active in developing standards and manuals for fitness trainers in his native South Africa. He is also the author of Anatomy and Strength Training for Women.Consultant Dr. Nick Walters, an exercise physiologist with more than 20 years' experience, is the vice principal and head of research at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London.