Sunday, December 28, 2008

Five Minute Facelift or Runners World Performance Nutrition for Runners

Five-Minute Facelift

Author: Reinhold Benz

All your facial features will shine, when you workout with these 21 exercises that isolate and strengthen the muscles around your throat, mouth, eyes, eyebrows, and forehead. (You’ll also avoid spending a fortune on costly programs that cosmetic companies promote!) Full-color, step-by-step photos show how to maintain a youthful look with taut skin and toned facial muscles, which will naturally resist wrinkles. There are exercises to work on everything from your temples to the tip of your nose, including four specifically designed to firm up your chin and neck and six to fortify the muscles around your eyes. It is a program that is quick, easy, and almost free for your most revealing feature: your face.



See also: Science and Practice of Strength Training or The Starch Blocker Diet

Runner's World Performance Nutrition for Runners: How to Fuel Your Body for Stronger Workouts, Faster Recovery, and Your Best Race Times Ever

Author: Matt Fitzgerald

This newest addition to the heralded Runner’s World series offers runners up-to-date nutrition advice based on the latest science

Runners have different nutrition and recovery needs than other endurance athletes. Yet until now, they’ve had no nutritional resource specifically addressing their concerns.

This comprehensive guide distills the newest thinking in the science of exercise nutrition into practical, hands-on tips that will help runners stay healthy, recover faster, enjoy better workouts, and race successfully. Readers will learn:
• detailed information on nutritional topics important to runners, from balancing internal energy stores to proper hydration
• how to customize their diets to their individual training needs
• shopping tips and dining-out strategies to help runners maximize their nutritional intake
• the top 5 pre-race meals and top 5 healthiest snacks for runners
• nutritional tips for special populations, including women, children, diabetics, and older runners



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