John Peterson (born ~1952) is a North American proponent of "bodyweight-only" exercises and creator of Transformetrics™, an exercise system similar to that which was first popularized by Charles Atlas.
In 1969, Peterson founded a design firm, Koechel Peterson & Associates, with David Koechel and four other employeesHe is also the president of Minneapolis, Minnesota[http://www.bronzebowpublishing.com/authors/au_jp.html" target="_blank" >* geared towards aiding individuals in becoming healthier, both physically and spiritually. Although Bronze Bow represents other minor authors, its primary focus is on Peterson's Transformetrics™.
Transformetrics™ is a physical fitness system that promotes natural bodybuilding through exercise and has been described as borrowing elements from Atlas, Earle Liederman, and Matt Furey's Combat Conditioning*. It incorporates calisthenics, isometrics, deep breathing techniques, and information on nutrition for the purpose of achieving overall good health and body sculpting. It also employs a blend of exercises including a series of self-resistance exercises that find their roots in the martial arts called "Tiger Moves".
The basic underlying principle behind "Tiger Moves" is that they embrace a natural method of achieving fitness, an instinctual form of exercise such as that utilized by Tigers and other animals. They do not require a gym or employ mechanical devices and equipment which, over time, can strain and injure the bones and tissues of the skeletomuscular system. To the contrary, "Tiger Moves" can be practiced anytime and anywhere without adverse affects and are adaptable for people of all fitness levels.
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