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Aerobics

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Published in 1968, 'Aerobics' by Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper introduced the term 'aerobics' and revolutionized the field of physical fitness.

The book emphasizes the importance of aerobic exercise in improving heart health and overall fitness.

It includes a point system for various exercises, such as running, swimming, cycling, and walking, to help individuals maintain a healthy cardiovascular system.

Cooper's work has had a significant impact on modern fitness culture, motivating millions to adopt regular exercise routines for better health and longevity.

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Mentioned in 5 episodes

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Mark Sisson
as a book that significantly impacted the understanding of cardiovascular health and contributed to the running boom.
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Why Running *Isn't* The Best Way To Get Fit, How The Running Craze HARMED Fitness Enthusiasts & Why Walking Is Essential To Health & Longevity, With Mark Sisson.
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Michael Joseph Gross
when discussing how muscle has been viewed as something superficial.
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Stronger: The Untold Story of Muscle, Strength, and Human Potential | Michael Joseph Gross
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Mark Sisson
to illustrate the historical context of the running boom and its impact on health.
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TMHS 868: Burn Fat, Eliminate Injuries, & Increase Your Healthspan - With Mark Sisson
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Mark Sisson
as the author of "Aerobics", a book that influenced the running boom.
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Ep. 2601 The Running Boom Has Burst: Walk Instead, with Mark Sisson
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Mark Sisson
in the context of the running boom and aerobics.
Top Longevity Expert Shares With Me #1 Cardio MISTAKE For Fat Loss w/ Mark Sisson - 1150
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Mark Sisson
as a book that assigned a metric to running miles and heart health.
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Mark Sisson
when discussing the evolution of fitness trends and the focus on cardiovascular exercise.
662 - Mark Sisson (Author of Born to Walk)

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