| On Sun, 20 Feb 2000 13:06:07 -0700 (MST), WABLOXTON@webtv.net (WADE
ALISON LOXTON) wrote:
I dont know if Gary Player ever wrote a fitness book, but check. Hes
the most fit in golf especially at his age.
From Memory the Title is fit for golf
he also wrote a Book for senior golfers which has a large section
devoted to fitness.
regardless every book i have seen by gary Player has a section on
fitness.
Regards
Mark
Q.what is the definition of Mixed Emotions?
A.You mother in law driving her car off a cliff, with your brand new Mizuno blades in the trunk. |
| Its too bad that you havent joined the discussion of the proposed
soc.senior.fitness newsgroup that is taking place on news.groups. An issue
that kept cropping up was the insufficient anticipated traffic on the
proposed senior newsgroups, and the need to reduce the number of groups in
the proposal. |
| Heres a list of some of the tri/fitness books I recommend; naturally
there are a lot of other good books out there but these are the ones
that Ive liked so far: |
| If it attracts those who share your views, then maybe the future traffic on
the new group will eventually justify the formation of separate health and
fitness groups. Such a fitness newsgroup will help to rectify the
condition that you refer to: |
|
The book for seniors was Golf Begins at 50 Published by Simon and Schuster 1988, so it may be out
of print. The fitness section is pretty basic stuff though, stretches and light weights. Someone
gave it to me for my 50th birthday. |
