performance

Explains how numerous science concepts are at work during gym class, looking at forces and energy, muscles, balance, and more; and provides instructions for testing some of these concepts.

Explains a new concept designed to help people improve performance and increase productivity in virtually any company or organization.

Describes the ways in which scientific advances have contributed to athletic performance focusing on sports medicine and the work of the U.S. Olympic Training Centers.

Offers musicians an overview of the accepted practices of stage presence, including tips on how to prepare, dress, walk out on stage, bow, look confident, and put their audience at ease.

Contains advice for achieving success in a professional career after graduating from colleges, including tips on work skills, communication, leadership, social skills, self-discipline, and attitude.

Examines how low productivity, whether in school or on the job, can be caused by a neuro-developmental dysfunction and discusses how it can be identified and overcome.

Examines how individuals can better control their emotions and actions to live healthier and more productive lives. Marital problems, raising children, alcoholism, diseases, psychosomatic illness, and weight problems are only some of the difficult life situations explored.

Explores the science behind success and failure, describing the brain and body's response to each, and discusses how understanding these processes can help people become more successful.

Contends that companies neglect four core needs of employees, including sustainability, security, self-expression, and significance, which results in workers becoming disengaged, and provides suggestions on how to face rising demands while also fostering renewal and resilience.