PETER PARK, JUSSI LOMAKKA, JESSE LOPEZ LOW, and JEFF KING
Rebound Regain Strength, Move Effortlessly, Live without Limits—at Any Age
From one of the best trainers in the world and coauthor of Foundation, a workout program that focuses on func- tional fitness for freedom of mobility and a pain-free, active lifestyle
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eter park is a go-to trainer who has worked with pro athletes (Justin Verlander,
Giancarlo Stanton) and celebrities (George
Clooney, Matthew McConaughey, Maria Shriver, Rob Lowe). Park himself is a three-time winner of the World’s Toughest Triathlon. As one of his clients says, “Having Peter as your trainer is kind of like having Bill Gates as your computer science teacher.” Now Park and his team bring their expertise to anyone who spends long hours at work; has lost strength, mobility, and freedom of movement; and who wants to get it all back. Park’s proven program will help readers reclaim fitness by learning functional movements designed to replace unhealthy habits. With a series of eight-week programs, readerswill learn to get the whole body working together, restoring the core and regaining pain-free movement to truly live a life without limits.
ALSO BY PETER PARK
FOUNDATION (with Eric Goodman) ISBN 978-1-60961-100-2 PB
NATIONAL MARKETING CAMPAIGN • Social media campaign • Online marketing
PETER PARK has been an iconic trainer and athlete for thirty years. He is the co-owner of Platinum Fitness Summerland in Santa Barbara. JUSSI LOMAKKA is an osteopath in Southern California. JESSE LOPEZ LOW is a trainer at Platinum Fitness Summerland. JEFF KING is a screenwriter based in Southern California.
PlatinumFitnessSummerland.com
HEALTH / FITNESS $23.99 | $31.50 (Can.)
ISBN 978-0-7382-1949-3
7 x 9J | 272 pages | 100 illustrations & photographs Selling Territory: W
EBOOK ISBN 978-0-7382-1950-9 PAPERBACK ORIGINAL
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