Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction
1: Exercise: Who Can You Trust?
2: Conservation of Energy: The Enemy of Progress
3: "I Can't (Or Don't Want to) Get Bigger": the Genetic Factor
4: The Dose-Response Relationship of Exercise
5: The Ideal Exercise Stimulus (What Type and How Much)
6: The Optimal Training Frequency
7: Enhancing the Body's Response to Exercise
8: Nutrition for Peak Performance
9: What Exercise Can - and Can't - Give You
10: The Ideal Exercise Prescription for Weight Loss
11: The Ideal Exercise Prescription for Athletes (Golf, Hockey, Football, Baseball, BMX
12: Tweaking the Stimulus: Advanced Exercise Techniques
13: A Rational Approach to Rehabilitating Injuries(Back, Knee, Shoulder, Neck, Elbows)
14: Creating the Perfect Workout Environment
15: Strength Training and the Heart (Global Metabloic Conditioning)
16: Long Term Fitness (Safety Considerations)
17: The Degradation of the Fitness Industry
18: Exercise for Seniors
19: Questions and Answers

About the Author

John Little is known and respected in martial arts and film circles as the worlds foremost authority on the life and philosophy of Bruce Lee. He is the author of The Warrior Within, which offered the first formal presentation of Lees philosophy. In 1998, Little produced, directed, and wrote the score for Bruce Lee: In His Own Words, which won the prestigious Toronto World-Wide Short Film Festival award for Best Documentary. Littles shooting script for this film resides in the Margaret Herrick Library in Beverly Hills, California, a branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.