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To progress.

in the gym & at home

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Interested in discovering more about yourself?

Below is a growing library of books that I personally believe will help the curious reader further understand the complexities of the human body.

Learn more about your body, training, functional movement, women’s health, and whatever else I read and enjoy and want to share with others who are interested or curious.

(disclaimer: We are not selling the books or receiving compensation for sharing these with you all. These recommendations are for personal, educational enjoyment. These are not a substitute for medical advice. Just a really good read,..you know.. in my opinion)

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Human Locomotion:

The Conservative Management of Gait-related Disorders

by Dr. Tom Michaud

Book cover titled 'Human Locomotion: The Conservative Management of Gait-Related Disorders' by Thomas C. Michaud, featuring anatomical illustrations of the human skeletal system and gait analysis.

Injury Free Running

Your Illustrated Guide to Biomechanics, Gait Analysis, and Injury Prevention

by Dr. Tom Michaud

Book cover titled Second Edition Injury-Free Running by Tom Michaud, featuring silhouettes of runners in motion with a dark blue background.

Winning the War in Your Mind

Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life

by Craig Groeschel

Book cover of "Winning the War in Your Mind" by Craig Groeschel. Features a brain illustration surrounded by swords, with the title in large gold and black text.

Your Pelvic Floor Sucks:

But It Doesn’t Have To: A Whole Body Guide to a Better Pelvic Floor

by Dr. Lindsey S. Mumma

Book cover titled 'Your Pelvic Floor Sucks' by Lindsay S. Mumm, DC, featuring a woman touching her lower abdomen.

Movement Over Maxes

by Zach Decant

CURRENTLY READING, PLEASE STAND BY

Win the Day

7 Daily Habits to Help You Stress Less & Accomplish More

by Mark Batterson

Book cover titled 'Win the Day' by Mark Batterson, mentioning 7 daily habits to reduce stress and accomplish more, with a white background and yellow brushstroke accents.

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