Publishers Weekly features the best health and fitness books for 2011: Super Body, Super Brain is on the list
December 1, 2010
Super Body, Super Brain (HarperOne, Jan.) offers strength-training movements designed to activate the brain. The book was inspired by author and personal trainer Michael Gonzalez-Wallace’s quest to merge the benefits of playing a sport with a workout routine for clients, and his realization that moves that toned up the body also sharpened the mind and the reflexes and improved balance. “We’re engaging the circuits in the brain responsible for intentional movement,” he says. “We age because….. to keep reading please click here
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