here is a great chance to own a terrific book written by one of the most renown sport scientist. The folowing book is not a theoritical book but more of a pratical book for applied sport training. Here is a link to a sample :
http://www.ultimateathleteconcepts.com/contents.pdf
You can buy this book at this website : ultimateathleteconcepts.com - This website is for sale! - ultimateathleteconcepts Resources and Information.
By the way, Im not sponsored to sell this book or anything. I just want to get a word out on some high value training book!
zynot
April 18, 2006, 9:31pm
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There are quite a few grammatical mistakes in the preface… ummm…
[quote]zynot wrote:
There are quite a few grammatical mistakes in the preface… ummm…[/quote]
Russian is his native language, he’s not perfectly proficient in English. He probably wrote the introduction himself without using an editor.
The book will be translated by someone else, presumably with perfect grammar.
-Dan
cccp21
April 18, 2006, 10:02pm
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[quote]buffalokilla wrote:
zynot wrote:
There are quite a few grammatical mistakes in the preface… ummm…
Russian is his native language, he’s not perfectly proficient in English. He probably wrote the introduction himself without using an editor.
The book will be translated by someone else, presumably with perfect grammar.
-Dan[/quote]
Dr. Michael Yessis is transalating the book.
[quote]cccp21 wrote:
buffalokilla wrote:
zynot wrote:
There are quite a few grammatical mistakes in the preface… ummm…
Russian is his native language, he’s not perfectly proficient in English. He probably wrote the introduction himself without using an editor.
The book will be translated by someone else, presumably with perfect grammar.
-Dan
Dr. Michael Yessis is transalating the book.
[/quote]
I thought he was, didn’t want to say so if he wasn’t though. Knew it was a collaborative project.
-Dan
sexy. Thanks for the heads up.
Ze1
April 19, 2006, 2:21am
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They asked for pre-orders, how much is it though?
mrcat
April 21, 2006, 6:35pm
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$70… seems a little steep for a 130 odd page manual, but if he knows his stuff…
Verki may know a little. Didn;t he invent some method of training known a plyometrics or somethin like that
bigTR
April 22, 2006, 3:13pm
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[quote]squattin600 wrote:
Verki may know a little. Didn;t he invent some method of training known a plyometrics or somethin like that[/quote]
Yea, and Al Gore invented the internet…
from the book’s information page:
“Please note that the contents and preface are an english translation done by Dr. Verkhoshanski himself, and are not representative of the quality of the final translation to be done by Dr. Yessis”
PS- obviously kidding about the Gore comment
DH1
April 22, 2006, 5:40pm
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oh yes. Verk is one of my top favorites!
Should be good.
The price is well worth it when you compare it to the crud you get in most training books. Stuff you could find online.
best,
DH