Product Description
Put your mind to work: handfuls of helpful strategies, ideas, and tools for maximizing your progress both in the gym and out in the world at large. Easy to read, with topic-specific guidance that is sure to boost your performance, this book just gets more and more popular as the years go by. 192 pp.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 11 reviews)

Iron mind book

This is a Good book, But the words are printed small it has very good idea's to follow.
October 14, 2007

Not just for weight lifters

I bought this book because I am a middle-aged newbie to the sport of lifting and thought a 5 star motivational book would serve me well. This book was written with weight lifters in mind but it's common sense wisdom applies to all aspects of life. Mr. Strossen's writing is very accessible and clear. I've read a few motivational books and this one is hands down the best. Although I come from the same town as the author we have never met and this is an honest "from the heart" review.
May 14, 2007

Great Motivator

This outstanding motivational tool belongs in the library of all lifters. If you're in a slump, you'll find something to lift you up; If you're on a roll, you'll find something to keep you going.
April 10, 2007

Great Book!

If you have trouble staying motivated when lifting, look no further! This is an excellent book that will help you stay motivated and lifting strong.
February 23, 2007

A quick shot of well-backed motivation

This book is like a little devotional for weightlifters. That phrase sounds precious and fragile, but the book isn't. This is rock-solid motivational theory that will help you lift harder, day after day after day. Each short article (there are sixty in all) gives you a new tool to shift yourself into gear. This book is just the thing to start you on your way to more bulk, more power, more definition - whatever you want, this book helps you achieve it. When you're in a slump, it helps you pick yourself up. When you're moving, it helps you keep yourself going. The best thing is, it's always crystal clear that the force making this happen is YOU; the book just gives you the tools.

Buy the book. Use the tools. Grow into your goals.
November 14, 2006

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