Anatomy Book

RidleyRider

Anyone got any recommendations to a good anatomy book? Looking to do some study:P

Thanks in advance.

MrPain

If you want some pretty pictures Netters Atlas of Human anatomy is great, it is only labelled diagrams, so no decription of function.
Grays Anatomy (the book) will give you a very detailed description of function, it is a very dense textbook and hard to read.
Personally I found Medcape Reference far more practical than Grays http://reference.medscape.com/guide/anatomy while it does not have every part of the body, it has hips, knees, shoulder, elbows and a fair few other things.
If you want something focused on exercise Strength Training ANatomy is good.

Blacktie.

I second strength training anatomy. Great reference book that gives you a lot of common injuries and some preventative exercises, stretches etc.

Larianne

RidleyRider wrote: »

Anyone got any recommendations to a good anatomy book? Looking to do some study:P

Thanks in advance.

Depends what you are studying for?

RidleyRider

Larianne wrote: »

Depends what you are studying for?

Nothing in particular just something to give a bit of knowledge.

Inspector Coptoor

Netter's do some excellent anatomy books.
They have a great colouring book and an excellent series of flash cards.

There's also a good app called iMuscle

ronanc15

Strength training anatomy is excellent imo!

nice_guy80

ronanc15 wrote: »

Strength training anatomy is excellent imo!

agreed
best book purchase ever for me

RidleyRider

Thanks a million for the recommendations lads