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"I was floored by the
Arthur Jones collection... hardbound copies,
more than 1500 pages, great photos. You did a spectacular job! " Steve Holman, Ironman Magazine
Legendary
Muscle-building with The Arthur Jones Collection!
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(115 sets left!)
 Arthur
Jones and his Nautilus Principles are legendary in the fields
of bodybuilding and sports conditioning. Now, for the first time
ever, you can have the most critically-acclaimed article collection
that has changed the direction of exercise science and continues
to challenge the irrationality we see today, such as 'train explosive
to be explosive,' and 'if you want to be a champ, you need to
train like the champs.'
This two book collection in slip case includes
Arthur's autobiography, ...And God Laughs (with
never before published photographs), as well as
a 1100+ page text on Arthur's collected articles from 1969 until
1997. You will read on such topics as:
- The rational basis of full-body training.
- Pros and Cons of full squats.
- Compound vs. isolation exercises.
- Speed as a factor, and ideal method of
performance.
- How range of movement of an exercise affects
flexibility.
- Time as a factor in exercise prescription
and data collection.
- Strength and muscular endurance factors,
and how each affects the other.
- The AE Factor, and how it affects an ideal
exercise prescription.
- Responses to exercise and why each muscle
must be considered specifically in an overall prescription.
- Negative work as a factor in exercise.
- Predicting athletic ability and a look
at the missing link in athletic performance.
- Is great size incompatible with muscularity?
- Five types of exercise, and which is best.
- And much, much more!
I" am shocked at the
amazing project, the Arthur Jones collection. Wow, what an amazing
work of publishing you have undertaken! I am greatly impressed!
" Robert Kennedy, MuscleMag
International
Exclusive,
Never-Before Published Material!
The last book written by Arthur Jones was
The Future of Exercise: 1997 and Beyond. Nearly 100 pages,
this text was never published, but was provided to the I.A.R.T.
to include in The Arthur Jones Collection. Topics include:
- The importance of exercise and genetics.
- A brief history of exercise.
- The long, slow process of innovation.
- The actual requirements of proper exercise.
- Misleading testing procedures in exercise
research.
- A look at rehabilitation, including basic
requirements.
- And much, much more!
"I received the Jones
book set yesterday, what a tremendous deal for the money. The
two books are absolutely first rate and the material is beyond
belief, for the first time all the Jones articles in one complete
source. This handsome two volume set will definitely be a true
collector item down the road."
Thanks again, Osmo Kiiha.
Limited
Edition Numbered Set!
The Arthur Jones Collection is limited to 500 copies, and selling fast. The
quality of the heavy duty binding and gold-embossed Tanotex Leatherette
covers are not to be found elsewhere. Together with a protective
slip case and built-in book marks, this set surely will become
a collector's item and a must-have for any serious Arthur Jones
fan. Each volume includes a stamped
image of Arthur Jones' autograph. Each volume is 8 x 10. These
sets are available only through the I.A.R.T.
The cost is $199.95 in Canadian dollars
plus shipping. These sets will be produced in small quantities
(12 per printing). When we sell out the waiting time could be
up to four weeks. We will not charge your VISA or MC until the
set is ready to ship. BOOKS NOT SOLD SEPARATELY.
Volume 1 is the education material for
the MedX (Arthur Jones) Personal
Trainer Certification course.
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for Volume 1.
Free excerpts (Nautilus Bulletins 1 and 2) available
in the Fitness
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