Relationship Workout for Men: The Man's Manual: The 5 Step 12 Core Exercise Workout Plan To Get in Shape For a Strong Relationship

More Fun, Less Drama.

We go to the gym to strengthen our bodies. We attend school to sharpen our minds. We focus our thoughts on a higher power to propel our spiritual well being. Yet, what do we do to focus our thoughts, feeling and actions to becoming ever stronger in our intimate relationships?

Put simply, building a strong, intimate relationship is one of the most important things you will do in your life. How do you get stronger at choosing a strong partner for you? How do you become an ever stronger partner for her? Where’s your relationship workout plan?

Welcome to Relationship Workout for Men.

Written by a man, Relationship Workout for Men speaks the language of one buddy talking to another: direct, straightforward, and at times even comical. Indeed, it’s the proverbial if I knew then what I know now.

Written for :

• Single guys out there dating trying to find a long term partner,
  
• Women who want to learn a man’s point of view regarding relationships,
  
• Women and men in existing relationships who want to reduce the drama and improve their love lives, and
  
• Parents who want to get ideas on how to give dating advice to their sons and daughters.
  

Relationship Workout for Men encompasses what I would tell myself about dating and being in a relationship if I could turn back time and benefit from my many lessons learned after twenty five years searching for seemingly elusive love and then progressing toward two decades of being married with children.

Don’t you want a happier relationship with much more fun and less drama? Time to get to the relationship gym and strengthen your relationship game.

If you’d like a more consolidated version without all the locker room talk, consider reading the version "Relationship Workout for Men: Just the Bullets +" which provides much of the same content as its parent "The Men's Manual" but in 1/3 the words, 1/4 the pages and without the locker room talk to make it more appropriate for younger adults.