Other/Mixed My new books

[Xene]

Already any updates concerning the release date?

 

[Lotto]

Please make hard copy books. I have a strong dislike for e book format.

 

[Girevik67]

Ladies and gentlemen, an update.

The Easy Strength sequel was 95% ready last summer I but decided to put it away to let some new ideas marinate while I was finishing another book, one about A+A kettlebell training.

We will publish the A+A book soon, then I will wrap up the ES sequel.

Thank you for your patience.

Awesome news Sir! Makes my day!

 

[djm]

Please make hard copy books. I have a strong dislike for e book format.

I second this. I'll pay an extra $10 for hard copy.

 

[flightposite]

I prefer hard copies as well. But I settled on the digital copy of the Omni book from Dan John since a hard copy hasn’t been released yet. Either way I will purchase. I am really looking forward to Pavels update to easy strength.

 

[Ege]

I prefer hard copies as well. But I settled on the digital copy of the Omni book from Dan John since a hard copy hasn’t been released yet. Either way I will purchase. I am really looking forward to Pavels update to easy strength.

I am waiting for Pavel’s books. Did Dan John change programming in his new book?

 

[flightposite]

I am waiting for Pavel’s books. Did Dan John change programming in his new book?

I wouldn’t go as far as saying the programming changed. But more like it has evolved and through trial and error was able to give more details and options for specific goals. It was basically a very thorough culmination of much of what he has discovered around the easy strength principles.

 

[Adachi]

I am waiting for Pavel’s books. Did Dan John change programming in his new book?

the way I'll summarize The OmniBook -

Dan John - Fueled by years of questions from readers of Easy Strength - visited each border region of the training specified in Easy Strength, Reps, Age, Hypertrophy and other goals, Sets, Frequency, etc., and built out an explanation in every direction.

From my view - as a person who read Easy Strength and felt I had more questions than answers (not no answers, btw) Dan John Built a more complete map - covering a broader range of terrain, with more detail.

very useful for me.

 

[Ege]

the way I'll summarize The OmniBook -

Dan John - Fueled by years of questions from readers of Easy Strength - visited each border region of the training specified in Easy Strength, Reps, Age, Hypertrophy and other goals, Sets, Frequency, etc., and built out an explanation in every direction.

From my view - as a person who read Easy Strength and felt I had more questions than answers (not no answers, btw) Dan John Built a more complete map - covering a broader range of terrain, with more detail.

very useful for

Thanks a lot!

 

[flightposite]

Any updates?

 

[rwleonard]

Any updates?

Rats! I saw the alert for this and hoped it would BE an update.

 

[Carl]

Ladies and gentlemen, an update.

The Easy Strength sequel was 95% ready last summer I but decided to put it away to let some new ideas marinate while I was finishing another book, one about A+A kettlebell training.

We will publish the A+A book soon, then I will wrap up the ES sequel.

Thank you for your patience.

Cannot wait for both but really looking forward to the Easy Strength update.

 

[Erik W]

I think I might be more excited about the A+A book, but that's where I've been putting most of my training emphasis lately.

 

[Ege]

Rats! I saw the alert for this and hoped it would BE an update.

Same here, I will take my revenge by posting a question soon …

 

[silveraw]

Mods: please close thread until a book update comes out.

These posters are playing with my emotions

 

[Bill Lets]

 

[Xene]

Still no news?

 

[Steve Freides]

Still no news?

Still no news.

-S-

 

[Pavel]

Ladies and gentlemen, our designer is working on the A+A book. Getting close.

 

[Mmabjj]

Are there some News about the Release Date?