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Increase $10.99 "Jeff Haygood is a premier motivator and inspirational voice to this generation. He is a prophetic teacher, bold and courageous, precise and genuine. He is the senior pastor of Living Word Church in Columbus, Ohio.In his customary straight forward style, Jeff Haygood challenges us to expand our service, seed, and sacrifice, with refreshing simplicity. Increase destroys our comfort zones, and revolutionizes our motives concerning success. It debunks the myths, kicks the sacred cows, uncovers precious gems, and unearths hidden golden nuggets of truth. This book is filled with revelation, yet simple enough for all to understand.Increase teaches us how to: Break through barriers and move beyond boundaries Build a foundation to flourish and be fruitful Be empowered and positioned to prosper Be freed from mental limitations to sustained success Be prosperous and successful without becoming covetous and greedyIf you want to grow beyond your experience, and expand your expectation to possess the promises, this book will light your fire. Increase is your inspiration to grow beyond failure, be fruitful, and flourish." |
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Free Shipping. Exercise Stepper $107 Take a step towards a healthier you. This mini stepper exerciser is ideal for toning the waist, calves, hips and thighs while raising your heart rate and helping you to increase your cardiovascular fitness. Features a unique adjustable tension pulley system that makes the stepping action smoother for low impact exercise. The dual hydraulic cylinders work independently to replicate stair climbing. The built in digital computer makes it easy to track your progress by calculating elapsed time and number of steps you have taken. The non-skid feet prevent this exercise stepper from slipping, ensuring your safety. This exercise equipment has been constructed of heavy-gauge steel and the footrests are high-impact plastic composite. Two AA batteries are included. This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Product usually arrives in 2-8 business days, depending on destination, including order processing and shipping. APO/FPO shipping unavailable |
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Common Sense And How To Exercise It $13.5 Common Sense And How To Exercise It |
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Increase Your Brainpower $19.95 "100, 99.5, 98.5, 97, 95, ? > What number comes next? > Athletes, gymnasts and dancers strive to push their bodies to achieve maximum potential, exercising to improve suppleness, stamina and technique to be the best in their chosen field. > Every one of us has to use our brain on a daily basis, but how many of us exercise or train our brain to improve its potential? Many of us take our brain for granted, believing there is little we can do to improve the brain we have been born with. This book sets out to demonstrate that this is not the case and that it is possible to considerably increase your brainpower and go some way to utilising your brain to its full potential. > After giving a brief summary of the composition of the brain, the remainder of the book concentrates on the main areas of brain function - creative thinking, memory, logical thought, agility of mind and intelligence - and provides a series of fun, yet stimulating tests and exercises designed to improve your mental well-being. > * Today's world increasingly calls for quick responses and the ability to think logically - these tests are designed to give valuable practice for those who want or need to exercise their minds. > * Section on IQ tests the disciplines most common in IQ testing - spacial ability, logical thought process, verbal ability and numerical ability. > * All tests have been specially written and compiled for this book by the UK Mensa Puzzle Editors > Ken Russell and Philip Carter first met in 1984 through their membership of Enigmasig, a special interest group within British Mensa devoted to the setting and solving of puzzles. They published their first book as joint authors in 1987 and with the publication of this series will have over 100 titles to their credit ranging from quizzes, IQ testing and puzzles. > (Answer: 92.5: the amount deducted each time increases by 0.5.)" |
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How to Increase Giving in Your Church $11.93 How to Increase Giving in Your Church |
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Common Sense: How To Exercise It (1916) $18.62 Common Sense: How To Exercise It (1916) |
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How Not To Be Seen: Preparatory Exercise $39.99 Dirk Dzimirsky How Not To Be Seen: Preparatory Exercise - Giclee Print |
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Free Radicals in Exercise and Aging Book (Copyright 2000, 280 pages) $58.95 Explore the emerging field of free radical biology, exercise, and aging with this definitive reference. Free Radicals in Exercise and Aging addresses the current debate regarding whether free radicals released during exercise accelerate the aging process. It explains how free radicals can serve as important regulators of aerobic processes, and it clarifies the importance of exercise in increasing the efficiency of the antioxidant and oxidative repair systems. Mounting research data indicate that free radicals are involved in a variety of physiological and pathophysiological processes. This book focuses on exercise-induced adaptation. In general, a person's ability to adapt to internal and external changes decreases during the aging process. However, by continually exposing the body to different challenges, regular exercise triggers an adaptation process that keeps the body and mind fit. Free Radicals in Exercise and Aging elucidates the role of free radical species in regulating this process. This text is also one of the first to provide an in-depth review of skeletal muscle oxidative stress and aging. This issue is pivotal because muscle serves such a critical role in mobility and normal life. Free Radicals in Exercise and Aging shares the most current understanding of how reactive oxygen species influence the biology of skeletal muscles. It explores some of the unique characteristics that skeletal muscle displays during aging, both in terms of free radical production and with regard to antioxidant systems. The implications of this research are far-reaching. Mutation of DNA is linked very closely to cancer, and if regular exercise improves the regulation of the antioxidant systems and the oxidative damage repair system, these mechanisms may be a very important tool against this deadly disease. This research-oriented text presents the latest information on the subject. It reviews and critiques current literature and provides critical information for exercise physiologists, sports medicine specialists, sport nutritionists, and gerontologists. About the Editor Zsolt Radak is an associate professor and head of the faculty of Human Kinesiology at the Hungarian University of Physical Education in Budapest. He has worked in the fields of sport biomechanics and training theory, and he coached the Hungarian national track and field team. In the last seven years he has become interested in free radical physiology as it relates to exercise. Radak received a PhD |
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Resistance to Exercise Book (Copyright 2002, 360 pages) $43.95 Resistance to Exercise: A Social Analysis of Inactivity is an in-depth exploration of the social forces that perpetuate a sedentary lifestyle. Author Mary McElroy provides an insightful analysis of the social problems associated with physical inactivity and recommends solutions for re-engineering environmental and social institutions to increase physical activity. Part I describes the scope of the sedentary living problem in contemporary society and offers a history of physical activity and health throughout the 20th century. Part II discusses the role of changing families and the impact of school, work environments, and the health care system on exercise. Part III analyzes how the social institutions discussed in part II as well as the community at large affect attitudes toward physical activity. Resistance to Exercise: A Social Analysis of Inactivity broadens and expands current notions about individual responsibility for lifestyle changes. This book will help health and fitness program administrators to better understand the social forces that influence people's resistance to participation in activity programs. In addition, it will motivate physical activity professionals to continue their promotion of physical activity as a major health benefit. About the Author Mary McElroy, PhD, is currently a professor of kinesiology and the kinesiology curriculum coordinator at Kansas State University. At the university she has also served as assistant department head and coordinator of graduate studies and research. In addition, she is the current President of the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport. McElroy has written extensively on sociology of sport. She has authored, co-authored, or contributed to 14 books and has been published in numerous journals including the International Journal of Sport History, the Journal of Sport and Social Issues, and the Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology. A lifetime member of AAHPERD, McElroy holds a PhD in the sociology of sport and physical activity from the University of Maryland and is well known nationally and internationally for her distinguished work over the past 20 years. In her free time she likes to play golf and jog. Table of Contents Preface Part I Chapter 1. Sedentary Living in Contemporary Society Chapter 2. Trust and Social Institutions Chapter 3. Physical Activity and Health in 20th-Century Perspective Part II Chapter 3. The Changing American Family Chapter 4. School Physical Educati |
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Ethics for Everyone: How to Increase Your Moral Intelligence $13.64 A self-improvement book on how to evaluate your ethical potential and how to increase it. |
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How To Be Free $13.68 How To Be Free |
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Move Those Joints!: Therapeutic Exercise $10.78 Each episode of Ageless Fitness features instructor Dian Nissen-Ramirez leading seniors though a video workout specially designed for their exercise concerns. In this particular entry, seniors partake in a workout especially designed for those suffering from arthritis. Appropriate for all ages, those who suffer from this disease will learn how to increase flexibility in joints and how to strengthen the muscles surrounding them. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi |
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