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Books like Bigger Leaner Stronger

Bigger Leaner Stronger by Michael Matthews is about strength training, muscle building, nutrition. If that's what drew you in, here are 6 books that share its DNA — each summarized on Superbook, and ready to chat with in the app.

  1. Starting Strength
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    Starting Strength

    Mark Rippetoe · Health

    Starting Strength is Mark Rippetoe's comprehensive manual for barbell training, built around the argument that strength — the ability to produce force against external resistance — is the foundational physical quality from which most other fitness attributes benefit.

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  2. The 4-Hour Body
    The 4-Hour Body

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    The 4-Hour Body

    Timothy Ferriss · Health

    The 4-Hour Body is Timothy Ferriss's account of a decade of self-experimentation with his own body — tracking every measurable variable of diet, training, sleep, and recovery to find the minimum effective dose of each intervention that produces maximum results.

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  3. Roar
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    Roar

    Stacy Sims · Health

    Roar is exercise physiologist Stacy Sims's argument that women are not small men, and that decades of sports science research conducted primarily on male subjects has produced nutrition and training advice that is systematically wrong for women.

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  4. Exercised
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    Exercised

    Daniel Lieberman · Health

    Exercised is Daniel Lieberman's follow-up to The Story of the Human Body, applying the same evolutionary lens specifically to physical activity — what it is, why we resist it, and which kinds produce which benefits.

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  5. Spark
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    Spark

    John J. Ratey · Health

    Spark is John Ratey's argument, grounded in neuroscience, that aerobic exercise is the single most powerful thing most people can do for their brain.

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  6. 80/20 Running
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    80/20 Running

    Matt Fitzgerald · Health

    80/20 Running is Matt Fitzgerald's evidence-based argument that the most common mistake recreational runners make is training too hard, too often.

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