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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Human Kinetics Publishers
ISBN-10
1450411681
ISBN-13
9781450411684
eBay Product ID (ePID)
110590239
Product Key Features
Author
Thomas R. Baechle, Roger w. Earle
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Fitness & Diet
Dimensions
Weight
794g
Height
279mm
Width
216mm
Additional Product Features
Place of Publication
Champaign
Spine
15mm
Content Note
116 Colour Illustrations, 22 Colour Illustrations
Author Biography
Thomas R. Baechle competed in Olympic-style weightlifting and powerlifting and was a weight training instructor and a strength and conditioning coach for 20 years. Roger W. Earle is the Director for the Higher Education and Professional Division at Human Kinetics.