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P. I. G. the Pain Is Good Workout

David Niall Wilson
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Pages
25
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
DavidNiallWilson

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Tired of workouts that require weird diets, expensive equipment, sets of Blu-Ray discs or DVD's or expensive gym memberships. The P. I. G. workout (Pain is Good) was developed during an extended cruise in the Persian Gulf onboard the USS Guadalcanal. The workout is formed from bits and pieces of calisthenic workouts used by a a variety of US armed forces. It was put together by a group of guys in bad condition and developed as they worked to change that. Nothing is guaranteed. Work is required to improve your fitness...if you follow this workout from the beginning and stick with it, you will see staedy improvement. As the author, and one of the first to use this system, I can tell you I went from a guy who could barely pass the US Navy fitness test with 29 pushups to a guy who could finish a workout consisting of more than 600. After years of sitting in a box in my attic, this workout came back to the light of day, and I decided it was worth spreading around. Good luck...and remember, if you aren't cheating...it doesn't hurt. If it doesn't hurt? You aren't trying...

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  • General
  • Exercise
  • Health & Fitness
  • Adult Nonfiction

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