The 70 Second Difference

This book has been approved by TWiEA - The World Isometric Exercise Association (www.TWiEA.com). This book is a science-based no-nonsense guide to the most efficient way to exercise, build muscle, and get strong, fit, and toned in exchange for the minimum time and effort spent exercising. This book is written in a refreshing, mildly amusing, and often politically incorrect style which is ideal for those people who are not perpetually offended by facts, stating the obvious, and who simply want to get real results without wasting their time. Many people who are not open-minded may not be comfortable with some of the ideas in this book, and they may even consider this book to be controversial. This book pulls no punches about how your deliberate lifestyle choices directly affect your body weight, body composition, overall health, fitness, strength, and body shape. Lack of time is typically the enemy of regular exercise routines. However, through science-based exercise sessions lasting as little as just 70 seconds a day, you can still get into great shape and build your strength with or without equipment. It also reveals what many commercial organisations do not what you to know about how much protein you really need to consume, and the serious dangers of dairy products, and meat. In the exercise section, there are arrows clearly showing the direction in which the force/movement should be applied/performed. Recommended Equipment: 2 x Iso-Bows(R) available on Amazon or direct from Bullworker.com NOTE: The authors, Brian Sterling-Vete and Helen Renée Wuorio are exercise specialists who have worked closely with the NHS Innovation Team at the Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust on two major isometric exercise trials during 2020. This was an outstanding success and they are now moving into a third much bigger trial before looking towards an expansion into more sectors of the NHS across the UK. TWiEA will be involved to conduct isometric exercise instructor training programmes for key NHS staff.