Marvel Fitness Deck: Be the Hero of Your Exercise Adventure

Become your own health super hero with the Marvel Fitness Deck, a 50-card deck of exercises for Marvel fans of all ages!

This family-friendly deck takes inspiration from heroic Marvel characters to bring fun to accessible everyday exercise. Irresistibly illustrated with beloved characters demonstrating physical fitness activities and created with a range of ability in mind, the step-by-step exercises featured on each card are presented in a playfully inviting way. Working out is much more fun when you're doing landing lunges with Spider-Man, star stretches with Ms. Marvel, smashing squats with the Hulk, and many more mighty Marvel moves!

(c) 2024 MARVEL

ACCESSIBLE EXERCISES: The exercises explained in this deck and the accompanying guidebook are designed for a range of workout experiences and abilities. Modifications on the cards explain how to take the movements higher, further, faster by adjusting them to your needs.

EXPERT AUTHOR: This deck is written by Robyn Warren, the founder of Geek Girl Strong, a super hero- and pop culture-inspired health coaching community for every body!

FAN-FAVORITE CHARACTERS: Energizing illustrations feature fan-favorite characters, including Captain Marvel, Black Panther, Iron Man, Star-Lord, Spider-Man, Storm, Hulk, Daredevil, Ms. Marvel, and more!

Perfect for:

• Fans of Marvel Comics
• Families wanting to go on a fitness journey together
• Anyone looking for a fun approach to wellness
• Gift givers searching for birthday gifts and stocking stuffers

About the Author
Robyn Warren is a health educator and founder of Geek Girl Strong, an intersectional, feminist, health-coaching community for every body. Warren holds multiple education degrees, is a New York State-certified teacher, accredited Xpert pole instructor, American Council on Exercise-certified health coach, and certified precision nutrition coach based in Philadelphia.

Kyle Hilton is a lifelong Marvel devotee and illustrator whose work has appeared in the New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, Wall Street Journal, and more. As a child, he learned to draw from watching X-Men: The Animated Series and redrawing panels from any Spider-Man comic book he could get his hands on. He lives in Jackson, Mississippi, with his wife and daughter.