The celebrated ballerina and role model, Misty Copeland, shares the secrets of how to reshape your body and achieve a lean, strong physique and glowing health.
Misty Copeland believes "There has been a shift in recent years in which women no longer desire the bare bones of a runway model. Standards have changed: what women do want is a long, toned, powerful body with excellent posture." In other words, the body of a ballerina. In her first health and fitness book, Misty will show women how to find the motivation to get healthier and stronger, and how to reshape their bodies to be lean and flexible, with step-by-step advice, meal plans, workout routines, and words of inspiration.
Celebrating the importance of healthy fats and a fitness regimen based on ballet exercises, Misty shares her own time-tested exercises and an eating plan focusing on healthy fats, both of which keep her in top shape. Tips for motivation and words of encouragement as well as tips on how to keep going even when you may want to give up. An inspiring section on the importance of finding mentors, and eventually being one, plus excerpts from Misty's personal journal, round out this important book on grace and strength.
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“Copeland shows that the power and grace she displays on the stage translates to the page as well.”
— Huffington Post
“[Life in Motion] is the stuff of which movies are made.”
— Chicago Sun-Times on Life in Motion“The language soars into dizzying heights of lyrical fancy.”
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Misty Copeland is a principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre and the author of the New York Times bestselling memoir Life in Motion and the award-winning children’s book Firebird. She made her 2015 Broadway debut in On the Town, putting a show that had reportedly been suffering financially for months into the Broadway box office top ten for the two weeks she guest-starred as Ivy Smith. She’s been featured in the New York Times, on 60 Minutes, and was named one of Self magazine’s Best Bodies of 2014 and Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People.
Matt Christopher (1917–1997) was an American author of children’s books. He was a gifted athlete as a youth and became interested in writing at age fourteen, but it was 1941 before he sold his first story, “The Missing Finger Points,” to Detective Story magazine. His first children’s book, The Lucky Baseball Bat, was published in 1954. Christopher wrote more than one hundred books as well as nearly three hundred short stories and articles published in over sixty-five magazines for children and adults. He was awarded the 1993 Milner Award and numerous writing honors from state organizations.