NO SHAME - The Key to the Fountain of Youth: If You've Paid to Exercise This Book May Change Your Life

NO SHAME - The Key to the Fountain of Youth: If You've Paid to Exercise This Book May Change Your Life

by Dale E Funk

Weight Loss
Amazon:★★★★4.1(16)
Goodreads:★★★★3.87(15)
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Added on January 14, 2026

Description

If you’ve paid for exercise programs and not stayed with them, this book may change your life!The exercise industry is a monster―from online coaching, phone apps, email cues, gadgets, and infomercials, it is designed to turn you into a steady revenue stream. With this book you will no longer need to pay for meaningless approaches to exercises, but find the tools to remain motivated and active throughout your life.This book is written by a Physical Therapist specifically for people who want to begin exercising, and those who have started and quit, as well as those realizing the negative effects of age on their activity levels. The author has spent his career studying behavior and developing methods to teach people to overcome personal barriers, increase independence in their physical well-being, increase activity levels, and reach their personal goals.Rest assured, this is different than any of the exercise plans you have tried and rather than providing a strict exercise regime, it teaches you step-by-step to understand your own body and create your own exercise program that you can carry with you and adjust throughout your life. It’s a journey of self-reflection and that empowers you to stay active in ways you've not seen in any exercise programs.Is there a Fountain of Youth? None of us live forever, but proper exercise allows us to feel young until the end.

Reader Reviews

Lisa Ahlstedt

You know when you click on a link for a recipe and before you can actually get to the recipe you have to scroll through the author's life history? This is sort of the book equivalent. The promises on the cover ("The Key to the Fountain of Youth" and "This book may change your life") are all well and good, but wading through chapter after chapter of . . . nothing is really frustrating. The book begins, predictably with a chapter called "Why I Wrote This Book." Chapter 2 is not much better, "Why Y

★★★★Julie Sokolowski

I received this book as part of a Goodreads giveaway. Although there was nothing mind blowing in this book it was well thought out and had key information for beginners starting an exercise program. As someone who used to exercise regularly and was familiar with a lot of the information, I still benefited from the discussion of the importance of building up exercise levels. It seems like every other program tells you to do more each day or as much as you can. As someone who recently hit 50, I re

★★★ForestGardenGal

I received a copy of this book as a Goodreads giveaway. I am not the target audience: I am a former personal trainer. Nevertheless, I am providing a review based on my thoughts about how useful I believe the book might be to the average person.This book is fine for individuals who haven't ever seriously exercised, or a refresher for those who haven't exercised in a very long time and are feeling at a loss as to how they may safely proceed.The first 5 chapters simply attempt to help you understan