Gray’s premise is beautiful in its simplicity: Training movement can fix muscles, but training muscles rarely fixes movement. Since all of sport is movement, his 80/20 approach is then astounding in its effectiveness. For the time invested, the FMS and its cousins are the best tools I’ve seen for producing bullet-proof athletes and pain-free non-athletes in record time. Tim Ferriss, author of the #1 NY Times bestseller, The 4-Hour Workweek

Movement, the book, is a vivid discovery, a fundamental and explicit teaching in which the return to basics takes on a whole new meaning. In it, author Gray Cook crosses the lines between rehabilitation, conditioning and fitness, providing a clear model and a common language under which fitness and rehabilitation professionals can work together.

Exercise and rehabilitation time is valuable—too valuable not to use a system. Preparation is built on a systematic evaluation of everything we can control. This book uses a systematic approach to exercise and rehabilitation built on the fundamentals of authentic human movement. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts

By using systematic logic and revisiting the natural developmental principals all infants employ as they learn to walk, run and climb, Gray forces a new look at motor learning, corrective exercise and modern conditioning practices.

The discoveries, lessons and approaches you’ll learn—

• How to view and measure movement quality alongside quantity
• How to ascertain dysfunctional patterns with the FMS
• What clinicians need to know about the SFMA
• When to apply corrective strategies
• How to determine which strategies to use
• How to map movement patterns and understand movement as a behavior
  

We have integrated many of Gray’s movement principles and corrective strategies into our programs to help accomplish our mission of preserving and maintaining the Commander’s combat power. The FMS screening and assessment tools are very useful in establishing the baseline for our performance training system. Mike Strock, US NAVY, Human Performance Consultant

This book is not simply about the anatomy of moving structures. Rather, it serves a broader purpose to help the reader understand authentic human movement, and how the brain and body create and learn movement patterns. Our modern dysfunctions are a product of our isolated and incomplete approaches to exercise imposed on our sedentary lifestyles. A return to movement principles can create a more comprehensive exercise and rehabilitation model, a model that starts with movement.

I was skeptical when Gray and Lee first took me through the screening process. But by bringing out my weak spots, this honest evaluation told them exactly what I needed to work on. They taught me to think of my body in a different way, proving trainers and therapists don’t need fancy equipment to do a good evaluation. Michelle Wie, Professional Golfer

You can grab a pdf of the full table of contents here.

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In the seven years since the publication of his first book, Functional Training for Sports, new understanding of functional anatomy created a shift in strength coaching. With this new material, Coach Boyle presents the continued evolution of functional training as seen by a leader in the strength and conditioning field.

After an introduction into his new thinking, Michael uses ten basic sections to present everything a strength coach or personal trainer needs to understand modern training theory, beginning with his joint-by-joint approach to training, along with details of his use of Gray Cook and Lee Burton’s Functional Movement Screen. Next he discusses injury avoidance, treatment, rehab and training after injury. Then he updates the reader on the current thinking in core training, back pain, and on how the hip musculature works, and how it fails. We learn his philosophy on cardiovascular training, and see what has worked for the athletes training in his facility.

In the second half of the book, Michael shifts to training strategies, including which exercises he uses today and which he’s discarded, what equipment and tools are in use on his gym floor, how he develops speed, and, of course, there’s a large section on his now-famous single-leg training.

Finally, we get to program design, where he puts the entire package together to mesh theory with daily reality. He’ll teach you the basic objectives of a sound program, and then over the course of 32 pages, he’ll show you exactly which programs he uses in a variety of client and athletic circumstances.

The category sections include:

• Mobility and Flexibility
• Injuries
• The Core
• The Hips
• Cardiovascular Training
• Developing Athleticism
• Equipment Choices
• Exercise Choices — The Basics and Single-Leg Training
• Program Design
• Sample Programs

You can grab a pdf of the full Table of Contents here.

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Dan John’s deceptively simple training plans cover a great many fitness attributes, safely and quickly, and are always a hit with athletes. When it comes to teaching strength, Dan John has no superiors and only a handful of equals. ~ Pavel Tsatsouline, author of Enter the Kettlebell

You’ll learn…

• How to get stronger, faster and leaner
• Simple steps to great conditioning
• What it takes to compete at high-level athletics
• Dan John’s top training tips
• Effective workouts to carry you through your training seasons
• Variations of the classic 5×5 workout
• Sample kettlebell and barbell workout combinations
• Outdoor cardiovascular training options for athletes
• And much more…

You’ll be…

Motivated beyond belief! It’s that simple. Dan’s teaching and his coaching is unique and tremendously educational, but what will touch you the most is how fired up you’ll be at the end of each chapter. Read a section before you head for the gym — your training will be transformed; on those days when you’re dragging, his words will make the difference between a victory at the gym and a trip to the couch!

After listening to Dan John lecture or reading his work, I envy his athletes not only for the good fortune of receiving his coaching expertise, but also for the lessons that will carry them along through life. Dan is a common man, but an uncommon motivator. ~ Dave Tate, CEO elitefts.com

In Never Let Go, Coach Dan John breaks down the most complicated concepts of strength training and high-performance athletics in a no-nonsense, yet clever and motivating manner. Workout routines, Olympic lifting guidance, Highland Games, track and field and Strongman events are all covered, in addition to weight training philosophy for the general public.

Coach Dan John is one of the premier instructors in the world of movement, strength and athleticism. His lectures on athletic training have revolutionized the thinking of thousands, and his new text, Never Let Go, will set the standard in safer, smarter, more productive training methods. ~ Dr. Mark Cheng, L.Ac., Ph.D., RKC Team Leader, Contributing Editor – Black Belt Magazine

Never Let Go, published June 2009, contains 416 pages, includes individual 42 articles revised from T-Nation material, and is carefully indexed to make finding workouts and training ideas an easy task.

Click here to read an excerpt of Never Let Go

If mastery takes 10,000 hours, Dan John has mastered the art of teaching and coaching many times over. He renders the complicated simple, and the simple clear. The hours I have spent learning from him changed my life.~ Mark Twight, Gym Jones

Inside the book

Foreword ~ Introduction ~ Preface ~ Free Will and Free Weights ~ The Rule of Five ~ The Velocity Diet Experience ~ The Rest of the Story ~ The One Lift a Day Program ~ The Tabata Method ~ Fat Loss in Four Minutes ~ A History of Dieting ~ The Classic Top 10 Tips ~ Systematic Education for Lifters ~ 5 X 5 Variations ~ Three Mentors, Lifetime Lessons ~ Geezer Wisdom ~ The AIT Formula ~ Self-Evident Truths ~ What You Know Versus What You Do ~ PVC and Presuppositions ~ The Litvinov Workout ~ The Gable Method ~ Strong Eye for the Weak Guy ~ The Best Exercises ~ My Secret Coaching Methods ~ Nautilus, Crossfit and High/High ~ Blood on the Barbell ~ A Religious Studies Professor’s Review of HIT ~ New Associations, New Muscle ~ Coach Pain’s Slosh Pipe ~ Lessons from Southwood ~ Recovery Methods 101 ~ That Guy ~ Are You Making Progress? ~ Disdain Medium ~ The Big Five ~ Secrets to Long-Term Fitness ~ One Hard Thing ~ Principle Lessons ~ Three Basic Concepts ~ Goals and Toilet Seats, A Men’s Room Epiphany ~ Goal-setting for Motivation ~ The One-dumbbell Workout ~ The Journey to Excellence ~ The Philosophy of Physical Capital ~ Improve Your Fitness Literacy ~ Afterword ~ Suggested Reading ~ Index

Extraordinary power, marvelous skill and masterful technique have been earned through years of training and practice and scrutiny, failure and success. A generous servant, a giver of gifts, his words come alive with experience and fact for the reader, the hungry student, the one bound to learn. Dan doesn’t paint by number and help you pick out the colors. He draws a picture and invites you, encourages you, inspires you, to become a part of it. ~ Dave Draper, author of Brother Iron, Sister Steel

Did you catch at the power behind those endorsements?
Dan’s work in coaching and training others garners the respect of titans in our industry. You can trust them. Let us get this transformative book on the way to you!

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Being overweight is a private war…

Your Body Revival is packed with simple, straight-talking encouragement, inspiration and motivation for permanent weight loss. Here Dave provides a commonsense guide to building muscle and fitness — packed with motivation and enthusiasm.

This is a book for those of you who know losing weight will free you and strengthen you, but have tried and failed. We’re happy to provide this alternative to the slate of fad weight-loss diet books, and hope you’ll order a copy of this book: the last diet book you’ll ever need.

This book offers an assortment of facts connected with being overweight that illuminate the overshadowing problem and define the successful path to overcome it. Dave encourages, motivates and inspires the reader by reaching into his or her rational soul and dragging the person into action. Exhilarating, seductive, life-giving, it’s your body’s revival. Exercise and eat right for good.

• Arnold Schwarzenegger: “Draper’s solution to today’s overweight epidemic is right on: direct, honest, motivating, encouraging.”
• “Revival is, literally, outstanding” ~Vince McConnell, Eternally Transformed Fitness
• “May hold people’s attention longer than conventional weight-loss books simply because the author cares too much…” ~Fearless Reviews
• “Dave Draper — the former Mr. America, Mr. World, Mr. Universe — reveals the tricks of the trade for fitness.” ~Health News Digest

Dave writes:
Somewhere along life’s journey we have forgotten our responsibility — our obligation — to care for our bodies and maintain our well-being. Take hold of your life with thanksgiving: Exercise, eat right for good. Your Body Revival is for those who are a little or a lot overweight, for whom the problem is novel, taking flight or deep seated… for you who find yourself walking the tedious fine line; obesity is for many only a misstep away. Basic information you need to hear regularly, odd information you might not have heard before, considered or applied, and encouragement you never get enough of is inelegantly bound in the pages. Motivation comes abundantly in the form of heartening real-life vignettes and mild karate chops.

Haven’t made up your mind yet? Read an excerpt

267 pages, 6×9 paperback, indexed, weight training glossary, 8-page resource appendix
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Let’s get cooking! Stella’s Kitchen will teach you how to cook healthy, well-balanced meals for you and your family. The delicious meal and snack selections emphasize protein intake and the consumption of minimally-processed complex carbohydrates.

Awarded Best Cookbook of 2003
by the San Francisco Bay Area Independent Publishers Association

Do You …..

- Eat a diet higher in protein and nutrients than most?

- Need to watch your sugar or sodium intake carefully?

- Want to inspire your diet with healthy, flavorful dishes?

And are you tired of the same boring recipes?

To preview Stella’s cooking style, click here for a pdf of a few of Stella’s wholesome, low calorie, easy and inexpensive recipes.

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Table of Contents
Foreword by Dave Draper
Preface

Beef
Feature: Beef 101 — Cooking Beef
Fabulous Fajitas for Four
Red and Green Pepper Steak
Beef and Broccoli
Lightening Fast Fajitas
Laree’s Fit and Lean Meatloaf
Stuffed Peppers
Feature: What’s in a Name? Basic Beef Cuts and Retail Names
Seared New York Strip Steaks with Basil and Wine
Spicy Beef and Vegetable Teriyaki
Low-Fat Stuffed Manicotti with Roasted Red Pepper Sauce
Feature: The Basics of Cooking Lean with Beef
Brick House Beef Kabobs
Wisconsin Pot Roast Packets
Oly’s Beef Taco Salad
Beefy Montana Stew
Big Guy’s Home Style Pot Roast
Captain Nielson’s Viking Stew
Feature: Butcher Basics — Selecting Cuts
Pepper-Crusted Eye of Round with Raspberry Cabernet Glaze
Giovanni’s Quick Big Beef Lasagna
Wild Bill’s 15-Bean Texas Chili
Feature: Proper Beef Storage

Poultry
Quick Curry Chicken
Sedona Chicken Grill
Baked Chicken Parmesan
Jamaican Jerk Chicken
Zay’s Spicy Chicken Fingers
Crispy “Fried” Chicken
Grilled Chicken and Two-Pepper Pasta Salad
Belle’s Mushroom Chicken Bake
E-Z Italian Chicken Stew
Feature: Chicken Facts
Taos Black Bean and Chicken Pockets
Lean Chicken and Broccoli Alfredo
Fast Chicken Fajita Salad
Chicken Salad
Leah’s Light and Lean Turkey Loaf
Lemon, Garlic and Herb Breast of Chicken
Three-Pepper Chicken
Low-Fat Chicken Piccata
Chicken and Broccoli
Turkey Triano
Spicy Thai Peanut Chicken
Tomasita’s Chicken Tortilla Stew
Green Chile Chicken Stew
Feature: Everyday Chicken Picks

Fish Fare
Grilled Teriyaki Salmon
Tuna Melt Patties
Feature: It’s Tuna Time!
Fresh Shrimp and Broccoli
Grilled Shrimp Kabobs
General Tsang’s Spicy Dipping Shrimp
Summer Shrimp and Pasta Toss
Baja Mahi-Mahi
Salmon with Roasted Pepper Salsa
Thai Peanut Shrimp
Shrimp and Avocado Salad
Chilled Lobster Salad
Salmon Stuffed Tomatoes

Breakfast Basics
Feature: Eat Your Oatmeal
Cranberry-Almond Breakfast Muffins
Omelet Supremo
Southwest Chicken Fajita Omelet
Four Corners Baked Frittata
Low-Carb Pancakes
Protein-Fortified Waffles
Basic Egg White Pancakes
Hearty Oatmeal, Whole Grain or Blueberry Pancakes
High-Fiber Carrot-Raisin Bread
Fresh Strawberry Crepes
Dave’s Occasional Bran Muffins
Santa Fe Omelet
Doc’s El Paso Omelet

Protein Snacks Protein Nutrition Bar
Chocolate Protein Pudding Pops
Thai Chicken Lettuce Wraps
Homemade Oven Beef Jerky (Spicy and Traditional)
Feature: Cottage Cheese Combos
Feature: Shake it Up
Peanut Brittle Shake
Iced Mocha Shake
Oatmeal Meal Replacement Shake
Banana Creme Pie Shake
Triple Chocolate Shake
Nada Colada Shake
Eggnog Shake
Feature: Troubleshooting the Protein Shake
Neapolitan Shake
Strawberries and Cream Shake
Muscle Beach Shake
The Hulk Shake
Strawberries and Chocolate Shake
Cinnamon Roll Shake
Polar Bear Shake
Peppermint Patty Shake
Amaretto Shake
Very Berry Shake Peanut Butter Cup Shake
Orlando Orange Shake
Root Beer Float Shake

Vegetables
Feature: Fresh Salad 101
Green Beans Almondine
Garlic Smashed Potatoes
Steamed Broccoli with Lemon and Garlic
Papa Bear’s Sweet Potato “Fries”
Grilled Asparagus
Greek Vegetable Medley
Herbed New Potatoes
High-Protein “Fried” Rice
Baked Winter Squash Bisque
Popeye’s Spinach and Rice Hot Dish
Broiled Italian Vegetables
Gary’s Macho Gazpacho

Safe Sauces Quick, Fresh Tomato Sauce
Sugar-Free BBQ Sauce
Pico De Gallo
Fresh Summer Vegetable Saute
Low-Fat Alfredo Sauce
Wito’s Skillet Roasted Green Chile
Sun-Dried Tomato and Spinach Saute
Chihuahua Chile Rojo
Salsa Picante
Roasted Red Pepper Sauce
Guacamole Lijera (Light Guacamole)

Kitchen Toolkit
Fast Fuel: Healthy Cooking Tips for Busy Lives
Body Budget: 11 Rules for the Cook on a Tight Budget
Cooking Lean: Substitution and Replacement
Fit Flare: A Guide to Healthy Marinades and Seasonings
Still My Favorite: Guidelines for Modifying Family Favorites
Shopping Lean: The Grocery Cart

Resource Appendix
Index

191 pages of recipes, nutrition calculations for all recipes, kitchen tips and cooking features. You’re going to love it!

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A trip through the most unforgettable years of bodybuilding as a handful of restless musclemen catapulted the sport of muscle and might across the globe.

That says it, but it doesn’t say it all… not for those who love that Golden Era and daydream about it. Dick’s columns and feature stories tell the tales; Artie, Russ, Jimmy, Gene and others provide the memorable black and white photographs, and Dave describes it all through his thoughtful captions.

Now a chiropractor in Northern California, Dick Tyler was a journalist during the most popular area of bodybuilding. This book is an on-the-scenes record of those days, a time before and after the arrival of Arnold to the shores of the USA and the sands of Santa Monica. It’s a sweet look at a special time, and is packed with photos of those golden days of early bodybuilding.

Read an excerpt — Golden Impressions…
A recollection of a 1970s training session featuring a few of our favorite bodybuilders.

Reviewers comments:

• A charming and quietly brilliant piece about an era few remember
  

• Glimpse into an extremely short but quite special period of time within that bodybuilding world as it became a national phenomenon in the wake of the rise of Arnold Schwarzenegger to prominence in the early 1970s
  

• Pages of beautiful photography accompany this explicitly written novel, one of my all time favorites
  

• I couldn’t put it down. You could practically smell the sweat and hear the clanging of the weights! The only thing I can say is, “BUY THIS BOOK!“

This book covers the bodybuilding scene of Southern California from the period of 1965-1971 — the Dungeon, Peanuts’ Westside Barbell Club garage gym, Vince’s Hollywood gym, the original Gold’s Gym, Zuvers, and of course, photo sessions on the beach, in the mountains and in the gyms throughout the area.

Writes Frank Zane: Recently I got a box containing Dick’s book. It spoke the stuff that inspired me to move to California. Teaching school in Pennsylvania and New Jersey 1964-1966, I read Dick Tyler’s articles in Muscle & Fitness every month. While my body was freezing in the Northeast, my heart was basking in California’s warm sunshine. I met Dave, Larry Scott, Bill McArdle, Don Howorth, Chet Yorton — all the West Coast guys at the Mr. America. West Coast Bodybuilding Scene, Draper’s book of writings by Dick Tyler from Muscle Builder magazine 1965-1971 is nostalgic & sensational.”

It’s a priceless collection of memories you’ll read again and again. This book ships autographed by Dave, who wrote the foreword and captions, since Dick is not available for book signing.

160 photos with Dave’s infamous captions. Indexed.

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Brother Iron, Sister Steel is a private journey into bodybuilding as only Dave can tell it. Training techniques, exercise descriptions and nutritional strategies form the book’s foundation, but what glues this book together are his personal experiences and insights, humor and candidness, all of which speak to the heart and soul. The delight in the iron work, the play of the steel and the redefined motivation will have you striving forward to reach your fitness and training goals.

In this book, Dave writes of training techniques, exercise descriptions and nutritional strategies, but it’s his personal experiences and insights, humor and candidness that speak to the heart of the reader. Clarity, directness and simplicity are found in his unusual training approach; powerful and provocative in the writing, this is a weight training guidebook for all ages.

Further your iron journey — or take your first steps — as you find yourself caught up in the style and rhythm that are Dave’s alone. You’ll see the lessons of Brother Iron, Sister Steel hit home as your training enthusiasm abounds. In your next match with the weights you’ll see the work of your muscles with new clarity under the guidance of his insight.

• Honored as the Best Bodybuilding Book by Muscle and Fitness (February 2006 issue)
• Dr. Ken Leistner writes, “This book is an inspiration… one of the best iron sport related books I have ever read.”
• “You’ll get hooked on Brother Iron, Sister Steel. In every word, Draper leaves the mark of his genius.” ~Julian Schmidt, Flex Magazine
• “Solidly affirming… Entertaining, even philosophical. …Fun, informative, and (I have to say it) brawny…” ~Fearless Reviews
• “Simply the best book on training. Bar none. I’ll never need another bodybuilding book again.” ~Douglas Malcolm, Bookideas.com
• Tai Moses, Metro Magazine, says, “Powerfully good writer… part exercise strategy, part memoir, part motivational training guide… Manages to be highly entertaining on all counts.”

Dave writes: Brother Iron, Sister Steel is a saga about you and me, lifting weights and building muscle. The plot is as simple as ABC and 1-2-3, although I never found anything particularly simple about the alphabet or mathematics. To contribute to the book’s simplicity I offer in less than a hundred words an outline of the subject matter contained and its sequence. It goes like this:

1 — The Soap Opera
2 — Keys and Guideposts
3 — Train with Style
4 — Mighty Warriors
5 — Push that Iron
6 — Lift that Steel
7 — Exercise X-rays
8 — Nutrition Rules
9 — Overcoming
10 — Memories are the Stuff
11 — Rare Old Magazine Covers
12 — Stoking the Training Fire
Resource Listing
Index

About this book, Dave comments:
The 15 years behind the counter and on the floor of my gym in California have signaled to me that everyone must exercise and eat right if he or she hopes to live a sound and fulfilling life. Too few do and far too many lives are in a shambles because of it. As conscientious gym owner, I am in a prime position to help the ailing, negligent and uneducated masses. And, certainly others and I do.

Brother Iron, Sister Steel was written to engage that edge of the population who dare to walk in the gym only to walk out because purpose and desire were missed. It was written as well for the tentative trainee who wanders the floor with desire, yet remain is without a clue. The intermediates who love the pump and burn and want to dig in deeper will, undoubtedly, identify with the facts, tales, fascinations and frustrations of muscle building as visited by an old time… still and always one of the boys. The young and the hardcore… about them I cannot be sure, only that in the years to come, should they endure, they will appreciate the content and philosophy and, perhaps, wish they had referenced it sooner.

Are you confused and have a question about your training? If there is an answer, chances are the answer is here. Be strong. ~Dave Draper

Now in its sixth printing, this book is 336 pages, 6×9 paperback, 80 captioned photos, indexed, 17-page resource appendix

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Running weekly since early 1999, there are over 550 Draper columns — It was nearly impossible to narrow it down to the top 62 that would make the cut, but we think you’ll agree, these are the best!

Edit we did, and the best of the best remain, collected here in Iron On My Mind. When you’re heading for the gym and need a kick in the tail, Dave will be right there by your side.  Grab your book, flip through a few pages and go!

In Dave’s preface, he writes, “Iron On My Mind is a collection of sixty-two newsletters from the 350 published over the years. Each chapter is a trip of its own. And throughout the book what I call blasts, bombardments of info, energy, caution and reprimand, are periodically inserted to affirm your purpose, aright your direction and challenge your performance. There is no theme, the articles follow no order. They can be ingested randomly when the spirit moves you, like a shot of wonder protein before a workout. Sip or slug, I hope they satisfy and you never grow full.”

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Second Edition
by Dr. Richard H. Tyler

This is the chiropractic text written by Dick Tyler, author of West Coast Bodybuilding Scene. It’s a medical reference for chiropractic doctors interested in expanding their practices beyond basic adjustments; it’s a manual covering therapeutic techniques less often used by general chiropractic practitioners.

Alternative Chiropractic covers the many diversified diagnostic and therapeutic procedures needed to form comprehensive treatment protocols. Dr. Tyler explores many characteristics of alternative therapeutics available to those doctors who wish to offer their patients protocols that follow natural forms of support and treatment.

Dick has a practice in Rocklin, California, and has been practicing for over 35 years. He was Arnold’s first chiropractor, Arnold was Dick’s first patient, and it was Dick who was instrumental in Franco’s entrance into the chiropractic field.

Dr. Tyler served as the editor of The Chiropractic Association, and as the associate editor for the news publication Dynamic Chiropractic. Numerous Tyler-authored papers have been published in professional journals; he’s been a contributor to The Osteopathic Physician, and has lectured on diversified diagnostic procedures, nutrition, homeopathy, herbal medicine and various alternative treatment modalities.

Dick is presently a member of the California Chiropractic Association and currently serves on the California Chiropractic licensing board, appointed by his former patient, now the Governor of California.

Dr. Murray R. Susser, former president of the American Academy of Medical Preventics writes, “I encourage all of you to read this book, and profit by it.”

Notes Dr. A. Earl Homewood, former president of the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, “It is hoped that colleges will use this material to produce real primary care physicians.”

Topics covered include:

Part I Diversified Diagnostic Procedures
Comprehensive Diagnosis, Diagnostic Visualization, Tools for General Screening
Vital Signs, Correlating Diagnostic Procedures, Motion Palpation
Head, Month and Neck, Torso, Proctology, Gynecology
Chiropractic Radiology, Phonocardiography, Microscopic Live Blood Cell Analysis

Part II Diversified Therapeutic Procedures
Motion Adjustment, Adjustment Instrumentation, Physiotherapy
Cranial Manipulation, Acute Facet Syndrome, Intervetebral Disc Syndrome
Cervical Myofascitis, Cardiovascular Pathology, Treatment of Cerebrovascular Accidents
Respiratory Pathology, Hepatic Pathology, Thyroid Dysfunction
Pancreatic Pathology, Renal Pathology, Adrenal Pathology
Sinusitis, Tonsils, Otitis Media, Casting of Fractures
Obstetrics, Pregnancy, Sexual Counseling, Psychology and Silence
Cancer, Epilepsy, Nutrition, Acupuncture
Acu-Patches, Homeopathy, TENS, Reflexology
Hypnotheraphy, Iontophoresis, Bach Flower Remedies
Qi-Gong, Tales the Feet Can Tell, Potpourri and Doctor’s Toys
Financial Rewards of a Holistic Practice

Part III Appendices
Examination Procedures
Examination Report
Laboratory Tests
Lab Definitions
Homeopathy
Auricular Therapy
Foot Zone Therapy
Iridology Chart
Frequently Used Abbreviations
Bibliography, Index

This is a valuable text to chiropractors interesting in expanding your practices. Dick feels the chiropractic profession is at a crossroad. He hopes this text will contribute to the decision making each D.C. must make when that time comes.

With over 300 pages, this text contains more than 50 chapters with many illustrations, appendices, a comprehensive bibliography and is fully indexed. This book is an essential addition to the libraries of those health professionals who want to give the public proven alternatives to needless drugs and surgery.

“We are primary care providers. This means we must be the best diagnosticians we can, and should not demure from exercising our therapeutic judgment in all manner of human pathological conditions. We are the products of a sophisticated educational process. We should use what we have learned to its fullest potential. To do more is to deal in excess, but to do less is a disservice to those we seek to serve. I hope this volume extends this perspective.” Dr. Richard H. Tyler, 2005

Alternative Chiropractic is 304 pages, hardcover, 8×10 format and includes photographs, illustrations, appendices, a bibliography and suggested reading, and is fully indexed.

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