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On Muscle: The Stuff That Moves Us And Why It Matters
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From The Bestselling Author Of Why We Swim Comes A MindExpanding Exploration Of Muscle That Will Change The Way You Think About What Moves Us Through The World.Remarkable ... A Singular Book About The True Meanings Of Strength And Flexibility, About Our Ability To Define Who We Are And Who We Might Be.Ed Yong, New York Times Bestselling Author Of An Immense World And I Contain Multitudesin On Muscle, Bonnie Tsui Brings Her Signature Blend Of Science, Culture, Immersive Reporting, And Personal Narrative To Examine Not Just What Muscles Are But What They Mean To Us. Cardiac, Smooth, SkeletalThese Three Different Types Of Muscle In Our Bodies Make Our Hearts Beat; Push Food Through Our Intestines, Blood Through Our Vessels, Babies Out The Uterus; Attach To Our Bones And Allow For Motion. Tsui Also Traces How Muscles Have Defined BeautyAnd How They Have Distorted ItThrough The Ages, And How They Play An Essential Role In Our Physical And Mental Health.Tsui Introduces Us To The First Female Weightlifter To Pick Up The Famed Scottish Dinnie Stones, Then Takes Us On A 50Mile Run Through The Nevada Desert That Follows The Path Of Escape From A Native Boarding SchoolAnd Gives The Concept Of Endurance New Meaning. She Travels To Oslo, Where CuttingEdge Research Reveals How Muscles Help Us Bounce Back After Injury And Illness, An Important Aspect Of Longevity. She Jumps Into The Action With A Historic Double Dutch Club In Washington, D.C., To Explain Anew What Charles Darwin Meant By The BrainBody Connection. Woven Throughout Are Stories Of TsuiS Childhood With Her Chinese Immigrant Artist DadA Black Belt In KarateWho Schools Her From A Young Age In A Kind Of Quirky, InHouse Muscle Academy.On Muscle Shows Us The Poetry In The Physical, And The Surprising Ways Muscle Can Reveal What WeRe Capable Of.
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