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Exercise and the Mind: The Possibilities for Mind-Body-Spirit Unity
Paul J. Kiell
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| #3455584 in Books | Breakaway Books | 2010-11-02 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 7.98 x.48 x5.07l,.46 | File type: PDF | 168 pages | ||4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| Why Exercise?|By Swimsmart|Dr. Kiell clearly understands the positive impact of physical activity on the body, mind and spirit through his own personal experiences as a runner and swimmer. He tells inspirational stories about others which support the interconnection of those three aspects of our lives. In one of the chapters in his book, Dr. Kiell tells about a mutual friend|About the Author|
Paul J. Kiell, M.D., is the author of "American Miler," the biography of Glenn Cunningham. He is an active masters swimmer, and an accomplished, widely published psychiatrist.
Exercise and the Mind is a literary and scientific look at the notion of "a healthy mind in a healthy body." Dr. Paul J. Kiell quotes philosophers, poets, and novelists through the ages, remarking on how exercise improves mood, heightens intellectual faculties, and stimulates creativity; and how it decreases anxiety, fear, and anger. The degree of change it can bring about is at times astonishing. Dr. Kiell explores the transcendent value of sport and...
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