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by Clark Bartram (Author)
After one short month of Training your brain with fitness guru Clark Bartram, you'll be ready to conquer the world with more energy, less stress, richer relationships and a better body. Clark guides you day by day, every step of the way, with humor and persistence. He draws from more than two decades of experience helping people reach their full potential in every aspect of their lives. If you want to fully experience what it's like to be the best you possible and get the most out of life - then start on this fun and rewarding 30 day success program today.Clark continues the pattern of success in this 2nd volume with all new information.
Author Biography
Clark Bartram - "America's Most Trusted Fitness Professional" - is an ISSA Master Trainer who has helped thousands of men and women transform their bodies and their lives. As co-host of ESPN's Kiana's Flex Appeal and his own fitness television show, American Health & Fitness, he has inspired millions. As an actor, Clark has played the iconic super-hero Batman in the cult classic Batman: Dead End and the leading role as Orin Jericho in the feature film Hunter Prey. He has appeared on the cover 9of over 130 fitness publications making him one of the most successful fitness models in the industry and he is a regular contributor to numerous fitness magazines. Clark has appeared on Home Shopping Network and QVC selling home fitness products branded with his name. Beside his bestseller, Where Your Mind Goes, You Go, Clark has authored the how-to guide You Too Can Be a Fitness Model and Spiritually Fit, a Fitness Program You Can Have Faith In. Clark was actively involved with Prison Fellowship's Operation Starting Line and has worked with the Bill Graham Evangelistic Association as an emcee for the Franklin Graham Crusades. He continues to travel the country speaking at various events motivation people to "think about what they think about." In addition to his full-time career and public speaking, Clark is a devoted husband and father. For more information about Clark Bartram, visit his Web site at www.clarkbartram.com
