Muscle Mechanics 2nd Edition By Everett Aaberg

Obtain optimal muscle gains using superior technique! Muscle Mechanics will teach you how to train for strength, definition, and muscle size using 65 of the most effective exercises covering all the major muscle groups. By combining full-color anatomical illustrations and expert technical guidance, this book will help you better understand how to properly target specific muscles by using the most efficient alignment, positioning, and lifting technique for each exercise.

Three programs for base strength, full-body fitness, and advanced split routines show how to combine the exercises into progressive strength programs. And by varying intensity, volume, recovery, and exercise sequencing, you can design customized programs for reaching both immediate and long-term training goals.

Resistance training expert and Cooper Institute instructor Everett Aaberg is one of the world’s foremost instructors and authors in strength training. In Muscle Mechanics, he puts the emphasis on training mechanics to help you maximize results and minimize the risk of injury.


Contents

Chapter 1. Anatomical Design and Function
Chapter 2. Effective Exercise Selection
Chapter 3. Optimal Exercise Technique
Chapter 4. Core and Trunk Exercises
Chapter 5. Compound Lower Body Exercises
Chapter 6. Isolated Lower Body Exercises
Chapter 7. Upper Body Pushing Exercises
Chapter 8. Upper Body Pulling Exercises
Chapter 9. Program Planning

Released 2005
232 Pages


About The Author

Everett Aaberg has been both a teacher and practitioner of resistance training for more than 15 years. He is currently the director of fitness services and co-owner of the TELOS Performance Center in Dallas, Texas. A highly sought international presenter and consultant, Aaberg provides continuing education services for several fitness organizations and health clubs around the United States. He also serves as an instructor for the Cooper Institute, where his books are used for two of their most popular courses, The Biomechanics of Resistance Training and Optimal Performance Training.