Pooh's Little Fitness Book

Pooh's Little Fitness Book

by Melissa Dorfman France, A. A. Milne

Part of Winnie-the-Pooh Collection

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It takes some effort to maintain a physique like Pooh's (but not too much). Despite appearances, life in the Hundred Acre Wood is more active than one might think. Stretching to reach a honey pot on the top shelf works the upper body; tree climbing strengthens the legs (and may result in a discovery of honey); and jumping is good for you--and fun. This clever little book takes a light-hearted look at the fitness craze--a la Winnie-the Pooh. For those of us whose favorite exercise is Thinking of Reasons Not To, it offers an endearing reminder that the best exercise is a lot like Pooh--short, slow, and always with a snack in sight. --front flap

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    How does pairing A.A. Milne’s classic characters with the modern fitness craze reframe our relationship with exercise and body image?

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    In what ways does Pooh’s natural, instinctual lifestyle challenge the high-pressure, goal-oriented fitness culture of today?

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    Do you find Pooh’s philosophy of exercise—short, slow, and snack-adjacent—to be a liberating perspective or a humorous excuse to avoid hard work?

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