Free+style : maximize sport and life performance with four basic movements
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Las Vegas : Victory Belt Publishing, 2014.
ISBN
9781628600209 (hbk.), 9781628600209, 1628600209
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432 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm
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Adult Nonfiction (3rd floor)
NF 613.71 PAOLI
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Published
Las Vegas : Victory Belt Publishing, 2014.
Format
Book
Language
English
ISBN
9781628600209 (hbk.), 9781628600209, 1628600209

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Includes index.
Description
Everyone cares about physical performance and the fitness industry offers an infinite number of solutions to improve it. But who has the best solution and how do we know if and how it will work for us? After over 15 years of training as an elite gymnast and over a decade of coaching, Coach Carl Paoli offers a fresh philosophy on training by connecting movement styles to fit your specific purpose, while also giving you a simple framework for mastering the basics of any human movement. Freestyle: Maximize Your Sport and Life Performance with Four Basic Movements is an interactive way to learn how the body is designed to move through space and how to interact with our constantly changing surroundings. Using this framework and four basic movements, Paoli will help you maximize your efforts in sport and life, regardless of specialty. Despite Carl's experience as an elite gymnast and a renowned CrossFit coach, this is not a book about gymnastics, CrossFit, or any specific fitness program. Rather, it is a unique take on how Carl studies and teaches human movement and how you can better understand how to move yourself. Carl is not going to teach you the specifics of a movement or sport; instead, he gives you a template that you can use to develop any specific movement. For example, instead of teaching you how to throw a baseball, this book teaches you a universal foundation that will help you further develop your pitching skills. Human movement is intuitive, but not always perfect. This book shows you how to: * Turn on and trust your intuition about movement * Use tools that help optimize imperfect movement * Tap into the universal movement patterns and progressions underlying all disciplines * Use Carl Paoli's movement framework to create roadmaps for your physical success * Learn what being strong really means Freestyle is a practical manual to develop human movement regardless of your discipline. It is equally applicable to veteran athletes, weekend warriors, fitness enthusiasts, people trying to pick up a new sport, and people who are simply curious about improving their health. By developing your awareness and learning to see across other disciplines, you can tailor any training regimen to meet your unique goals.--,Publisher.

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Paoli, C., & Sherbondy, A. (2014). Free+style: maximize sport and life performance with four basic movements . Victory Belt Publishing.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Paoli, Carl and Anthony. Sherbondy. 2014. Free+style: Maximize Sport and Life Performance With Four Basic Movements. Victory Belt Publishing.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Paoli, Carl and Anthony. Sherbondy. Free+style: Maximize Sport and Life Performance With Four Basic Movements Victory Belt Publishing, 2014.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Paoli, Carl., and Anthony Sherbondy. Free+style: Maximize Sport and Life Performance With Four Basic Movements Victory Belt Publishing, 2014.

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