The Book of Strength
by Steve Justa

If you want to find out what you've been missing by hiding out with only really nice weights to lift, grab this--the original--functional strength training book.

No. 1342 (.5 lb.) $16.95

Serious Strength and Fitness for Busy, Working People
by Todd Baisley

This valuable yet unassuming 84-page book features short, basic workouts designed to increase strength and fitness, wrapped in good basic training advice.

No. 1459 (.5 lb.) $12.95

by Paul Kelso

Paul Kelso serves up a humorous and insightful account of effective basic training for powerlifters.

No. 1274 (.5 lb.) $16.95

by Brad Johnson

If you follow Brad Johnson's advice, you will not only get very strong in a multitude of directions, but when it comes time to move your body around, it will feel like a feather.

No. 1396 (.5 lb.) $13.95

by Brian Jones

Brian Jones has taken things beyond the basic lifts and carries for training head to toe with a sandbag.

No. 1400 (.25 lb.) $13.95

by John Brookfield

Go beyond your comfort zone as you learn to maintain your pace while doing a mix of practical outdoor movements.

No. 1470 (.25 lb.) $13.95

A New Twist on Conditioning
by Brian Jones, M.S.

Spice up your training and get your body into combat-ready condition--you might even save your neck someday.

No. 1435 (.5 lb.) $16.95

by Steve Jeck and Peter Martin

Before the days of cast concrete stones and tacky, it was simple: there were testing stones--manhood stones--and if you were up to the challenge, you lifted them.

No. 1329 (.5 lb.) $19.95