Play On is the safety, exercise, physical fitness and athlete book which tells the secrets to improve your fitness as an athlete and enjoy a long career. Jeff Bercovici is the author of this magnificent book. He is a journalist, athlete, and sports fan. His reports often appear in different magazines such as the New York Times and Glamour etc. Becoming a sportsman is easy but if you are aiming to become an athlete then it takes a lot of effort, dedication, and courage. There is immense competition in the world and you have to be at the top of the list by beating all the other players.

The Popular Mechanics Essential Survival Guide is the safety, survival and atmospheric sciences which teaches how to react in an emergency situation. Popular Mechanics is the author of this fascinating book. This guide inspires, influences and instructs millions of people around the world. No one knows when the time comes and what will be consequences if you don’t even know the basics of saving your life. If you did not know how to save yourself then how would you able to help your family. In an emergency, what are the skills that help you to survive such as jump-start a car, escape the fire, purify water, forage for firewood, minor or large road accident and escape of fire, etc? These are the incidents which can happen anytime in your life and you must have the awareness to handle this situation.

“The Non-Tinfoil Guide to EMFs: An Advanced Optimization algorithm and its Engineering Applications” is an excellent book which reveals how to save our life. The author of this safety book is Nicolas Pineault. Nicolas is the no. 1 best-selling author of The Non-Tinfoil Guide to EMFs and an advocate for safe technologies. Through his unconventional approach blending humor, he is becoming a leading voice on the topic of electromagnetic pollution and how they effect on our health.The Non-Tinfoil Guide to EMFs is a great book that describes how to reduce your exposure in this 21st-century pollution. The author Nicolasshows you the simple steps you need to take in your life to minimize or eliminate the dangers.In addition, Nicolas also shares the surprising truth about the potential negative effects of EMFs and has created a clear, practical guide to minimizing these effects. This book also provides a lot of tips that we can do for ourselves and especially the children who are so much more vulnerable. All in all, The Non-Tinfoil Guide to EMFs is a must-read book for all people as it reveals how to save our life.

The “Nuclear War Survival Skills (Upgraded 2012 Edition) (Red Dog Nuclear Survival)” is an educational book for all the readers. Cresson H. Kearny is the author of this instructive book. He has written numerous books and all of them are worth to read. Nuclear War Survival Skills engages all the reader from start to end of page. This book is filled with detailed information about surviving nuclear fallout and gives instructions on how to protect yourself from the blast and what to do after. Nuclear War Survival Skills is written for the majority of Americans who want to improve their chances of surviving a nuclear war, it gives field-tested instructions that have enabled untrained Americans to make cool shelters, fallout meters and other expedient life-support equipment. Additionally, this book aims to provide a general audience with advice on how to survive in nuclear war conditions. Nuclear War Survival Skills provides an impressive range of nuclear survival techniques, including how to make your own radiation meter and fallout shelters etc. In short, Nuclear War Survival Skills is a safety and first aid book for all the readers.

“Left of Bang: How the Marine Corps’ Combat Hunter Program Can Save Your Life” is a glorious book if you wish to know more about how to stay ahead of getting into a bad situation, this book is for you. Patrick Van Horne and Jason A. Riley are the authors of this book. Patrick and Jason have written an eye-opening look into how to keep yourself and your team/family safe by spotting danger before it strikes. Left of Bang is a fantastic book. A book every cop and security officer should read. Anyone concerned for their safety looking to avoid dangerous situations through recognizing the signs and signals of crime and danger should read this book. This book is an excellent guide to decision making in any time-critical profession where safety and lives are on the line. It presents several strategic formulas for making decisions under pressure, which will instantly challenge you to improve the depth of your daily level of observation and awareness. These invaluable lessons from the Marine Combat Hunter Program will teach you how to read your environment and respond to it faster than those around you. By learning how to read baseline body language, and immediately detect anomalies, you can begin to know what people are going to do before they do it. More importantly, with these skills, you can recognize when someone is trying to pull you into a bad situation, and know the proper countermove. The Israeli system of “characterization” correlating objective suspicion indicators with known or plausible environmentally specific M.O.’s – is extremely effective for stopping criminal activities and terrorist surveillance dry runs or attacks. This book complements that standardized system very well, by revealing micro behaviors in baseline activity that help us to form a faster understanding of both an individual’s and a group’s intentions before they act. This is a book that is extremely useful for training others in time-critical decision-making not just in law enforcement or military environment, but in natural disasters as well. This book will teach you how to steal time when you need it most, by interpreting events and outthinking situations before they harm you. We highly recommend this book to anyone in a profession that involves time-critical decision making: airline pilots, doctors, nurses, paramedics, police officers, and soldiers will all find something helpful in this book to ramp up their powers of observation and daily decision making, to protect and care for the people they are responsible for. This book is for those who embrace the responsibility of being the one person who by their training can make a difference and win the day. Be that person. Every time you read it, you’ll discover yet another nuance that puts things into a whole new light.

“The Gift of Fear and Other Survival Signals that Protect Us From Violence” is an impressive book for everyone, especially women, should read this book and learn to trust the power of your intuition. Gavin de Becker is the author of this attractive book. Written in a captivating style, Gavin de Becker gives provides practical information through anecdotes, which makes the information easier to recall once the book has been laid aside. De Becker is a very authoritative writer who has earned his credibility and a perspective that few can authentically own. His anecdotes are riveting and his personal revelations are heartbreaking. This is an excellent book for anyone who lives in fear, but more so for those who reject fear – they ignore nature’s alarm system. Read this book. It may very well one day save your life or, better yet, help you to stop worrying so you can live your life. He talks about the importance of intuition for both men and women and how listening to it can help you to better read situations to avoid violence. He also provides excellent examples of situations when people rationalized their intuition and the outcome. De Becker has wonderful and very credible experience in the arena of crimes against females. In this book, he provides very logical and easy steps females should take when encountering strange men. Most of all, he consistently reminds the reader that the number one most valuable protective resource a female has is her intuition. To never doubt it, never try to reason it away in the name of politeness, because it can most certainly save your life. Expert on violent behavior Gavin is the author of “The Gift of Fear”, first published in 1997 and still in print for its valuable insights. De Becker wants his readers to understand that true fear is a gift of our biological makeup, an ability to sense and react to danger even before we are consciously aware of it. Those warnings are all too often ignored or suppressed, leading a depressing number of people into perilous and even deadly circumstances. De Becker takes an unflinching look at human nature and suggests we do the same, in the interests of our own self-protection. At the same time, De Becker is anxious that to reinforce the concurrent lesson that unwarranted fear is a curse, that we waste time worrying about dangers that are remote or that we can do nothing about. This even-handed approach keeps “The Gift of Fear” from turning into another alarmist expose about the hazards of modern life, and places it firmly in the realm of information likely to be useful to every reader. “The Gift of Fear” is perhaps overly long but easy, as De Becker cites a long string of examples from his personal and working life to reinforce his key points, but this long recitation may be necessary to drive home his lessons. Ultimate, “The Gift of Fear” is very highly recommended to every reader who expects to have to live in the modern world.