Description
The intent of a specialization program is to give priority to a muscle group or body part, for a limited period of time. Typically, a specialization program is done when a person realizes they have a lagging muscle group or body part.
During the last few decades Coach King has provided a number of these specialization program.
The Lazy Man’s Guide to Stretching! book contains such a program, as well as extensive information to help you understand, plan and train your stretching – in a world that is doing its best to discourage you from stretching.
If you want to understand better the benefits provided by stretching the Ian King way, you will find value in this book.
BOOK 1 of 2 – The Awesome Abs! book through its 169 pages, shares the following:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Understanding specialization programs
Chapter 2: Core vs. abdominals
Chapter 3: Why do abdominal training?
Chapter 4: Why do abdominals first?
Chapter 5: The flawed popular excuse not to
Chapter 6: Understanding the abdominals categories
Chapter 7: How to select abdominal exercises
Chapter 8: Things to consider when selecting abdominal
Chapter 9: How to allocate and sequence abdominal exercises
Chapter 10: How to choose the training variables
Chapter 11: Components of a workout
Chapter 12: Training Notes
Chapter 13: The Awesome Abds 4-Stage Program
Conclusion
Abdominal Q & A’s
Additional Resources
What others have said…
Loved the Awesome Abs book! As a 50+ year old trainee I can appreciate the prioritized focus on injury prevention. (Lower back!) Also loved the endless options of individualizing the sample program to everyone’s needs and level.–Dave, BEL
Awesome Abs – Another incredible product from KSI – definitely worth the investment. Head is still spinning from ALL your products so I MAY have to see a neurologist to ensure my brain was NOT overloaded from all your amazing material over the years 🙂 I believe that EVERYONE should have copies of this comprehensive resource, but it would probably take too much business away from ‘specialists’ that rely on having injured patients pay for their child’s college fund rather than getting them healthier and being more productive in society. As I understand it, KSI philosophy is injury prevention first and foremost. Ian has written extensively on this important topic of Abdominal Training for numerous online and print publications. This fantastic resource is a collection of his contributions over the years (decades) and this is definitely worth the small investment if one is truly interested in learning from one of the Masters in this area. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!’– George, CAN
The book looks great Ian! The pictures really add a lot. Worth a thousand words as they say! A great program/book overall. Really enjoying the ab workouts. My abs aren’t as conditioned as I’d like, so some of the exercises are very humbling. Particularly when you follow the corresponding SOM! Also, a great tool to aid learning with respect to program design, I think. Really looking forward to the future installments of the series.—Conor, IRE
BOOK 2 of 2 – The Lazy Man’s Guide to Stretching! book through its 130 pages, shares the following:
Introduction
Chapter 1: My stretching journey
Chapter 2: The world’s stretching journey
Chapter 3: Why do the world turn?
Chapter 4: What should I do?
Chapter 5: Why should I stretch?
Chapter 6: When should I stretch?
Chapter 7: The flawed excuse not to stretch first
Chapter 8: How much should I stretch?
Chapter 9: The levels of stretching
Chapter 10: The types of stretching
Chapter 11: How to select stretching exercises
Chapter 12: Components of a workout
Chapter 13: Training Notes
Chapter 14: The Lazy Man’s Guide to Stretching Program
Conclusion
Stretching Q & A’s
Additional Resources
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