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Hardback. Condizione: Good. A doctor's case for moderation in running, cycling, skiing, and other things we do because we think our bodies are invincible. When was it decided that exercise could only be good for you? In Exercise Will Hurt You, leading neurosurgeon Dr. Steve Barrer argues-based on an extensive career treating exercise-related injuries, a cornucopia of his own personal injuries from exercise over the years, and ample scientific data-that we ought to change the way we think about exercise in the United States. Instead of succumbing to what Barrer calls "the cult of exercise" that follows the mantra "no pain, no gain," how about some common sense? Pain is the body's way of telling us to stop. In a clear, friendly, and compelling voice, Barrer surveys exercise and sports that are commonly practiced-yoga, boxing, football, hockey, soccer, skiing-and informs the reader knowledgeably and conscientiously about the injuries that can result. We've come to believe that the body can handle the abuse that comes with these sports, but it can't. Before we get carried away with the culture of excess that has been assigned to exercise in this country, let's remember that exercise is not always good for you, and make sure that our young people don't get the wrong idea from the model that's been set: no, your body is not invincible and yes, exercise can truly hurt you.…

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Hardback. Condizione: Good. A doctor's case for moderation in running, cycling, skiing, and other things we do because we think our bodies are invincible. When was it decided that exercise could only be good for you? In Exercise Will Hurt You, leading neurosurgeon Dr. Steve Barrer argues-based on an extensive career treating exercise-related injuries, a cornucopia of his own personal injuries from exercise over the years, and ample scientific data-that we ought to change the way we think about exercise in the United States. Instead of succumbing to what Barrer calls "the cult of exercise" that follows the mantra "no pain, no gain," how about some common sense? Pain is the body's way of telling us to stop. In a clear, friendly, and compelling voice, Barrer surveys exercise and sports that are commonly practiced-yoga, boxing, football, hockey, soccer, skiing-and informs the reader knowledgeably and conscientiously about the injuries that can result. We've come to believe that the body can handle the abuse that comes with these sports, but it can't. Before we get carried away with the culture of excess that has been assigned to exercise in this country, let's remember that exercise is not always good for you, and make sure that our young people don't get the wrong idea from the model that's been set: no, your body is not invincible and yes, exercise can truly hurt you.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A Doctor's Case for Moderation in Running, Cycling, Skiing, and Other Things We Do Because We Think Our Bodies are InvincibleA doctor's case for moderation in running, cycling, skiing, and other things we do because we think our bodies are invincible.When was it decided that exercise could only be good for you? In Exercise Will Hurt You, leading neurosurgeon Dr. Steve Barrer argues-based on an extensive career treating exercise-related injuries, a cornucopia of his own personal injuries from exercise over the years, and ample scientific data-that we ought to change the way we think about exercise in the United States.Instead of succumbing to what Barrer calls "the cult of exercise" that follows the mantra "no pain, no gain," how about some common sense? Pain is the body's way of telling us to stop. In a clear, friendly, and compelling voice, Barrer surveys exercise and sports that are commonly practiced-yoga, boxing, football, hockey, soccer, skiing-and informs the reader knowledgeably and conscientiously about the injuries that can result.We've come to believe that the body can handle the abuse that comes with these sports, but it can't. Before we get carried away with the culture of excess that has been assigned to exercise in this country, let's remember that exercise is not always good for you, and make sure that our young people don't get the wrong idea from the model that's been set: no, your body is not invincible and yes, exercise can truly hurt you. Leading neurosurgeon Dr Steve Barrer argues - based on his extensive career treating exercise-related injuries, a cornucopia of his own personal injuries from exercise over the years, and ample scientific data - that we ought to change the way we think about exercise. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condizione: New. pp. 224.

Condizione: New. Num Pages: 240 pages, black & white illustrations, figures. BIC Classification: VFM. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 131 x 211 x 17. Weight in Grams: 342. . 2014. . . . .

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 1st edition. 238 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.75 inches. In Stock.

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Condizione: New. Num Pages: 240 pages, black & white illustrations, figures. BIC Classification: VFM. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 131 x 211 x 17. Weight in Grams: 342. . 2014. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Condizione: New. pp. 224.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A (Philadelphia Magazine) Top Doc's case for moderation in running, cycling, skiing, and other things we do because we think our bodies are invincible. When was it decided that exercise could only be good for you Leading neurosurgeon Dr. Steve Barrer arguesbased on his extensive career treating exercise-related injuries, a cornucopia of his own personal injuries from exercise over the years, and ample scientific datathat we ought to change the way we think about exercise. Instead of succumbing to what Barrer calls "the cult of exercise" that follows the mantra "no pain, no gain," how about some common sense In a clear, friendly, and compelling voice, Barrer surveys exercise and sports that are commonly practicedyoga, soccer, skiing, runningand informs the reader knowledgeably and conscientiously about the injuries that can result. We've come to believe that the body can handle the abuse that comes with these sports, but it can't. Before we get carried away with the culture of excess that has been assigned to exercise, let's remember that exercise is not always good for you, and make sure we don't get the wrong idea from the model that's been set.…

Condizione: New. STEVEN J. BARRER, MD is currently Director of the Neurosciences Institute and Chief of the Division of Neurosurgery at Abington Memorial Hospital in Philadelphia. Dr. Barrer was named among the &ldquoTop Docs&rdquo in Philadelphia Magazine from .

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A Doctor's Case for Moderation in Running, Cycling, Skiing, and Other Things We Do Because We Think Our Bodies are InvincibleA doctor's case for moderation in running, cycling, skiing, and other things we do because we think our bodies are invincible.When was it decided that exercise could only be good for you? In Exercise Will Hurt You, leading neurosurgeon Dr. Steve Barrer argues-based on an extensive career treating exercise-related injuries, a cornucopia of his own personal injuries from exercise over the years, and ample scientific data-that we ought to change the way we think about exercise in the United States.Instead of succumbing to what Barrer calls "the cult of exercise" that follows the mantra "no pain, no gain," how about some common sense? Pain is the body's way of telling us to stop. In a clear, friendly, and compelling voice, Barrer surveys exercise and sports that are commonly practiced-yoga, boxing, football, hockey, soccer, skiing-and informs the reader knowledgeably and conscientiously about the injuries that can result.We've come to believe that the body can handle the abuse that comes with these sports, but it can't. Before we get carried away with the culture of excess that has been assigned to exercise in this country, let's remember that exercise is not always good for you, and make sure that our young people don't get the wrong idea from the model that's been set: no, your body is not invincible and yes, exercise can truly hurt you. Leading neurosurgeon Dr Steve Barrer argues - based on his extensive career treating exercise-related injuries, a cornucopia of his own personal injuries from exercise over the years, and ample scientific data - that we ought to change the way we think about exercise. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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