Dominique Wilkins is now a member of the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team. He's a 9x All-Star, a 7x All-NBA team member, 2x dunk champion, NBA scoring champion, a Hall of Famer and a bona fide 80s and early 90s icon. He duked it out with Michael Jordan, dueled with Larry Bird and has a statue outside of the Hawks' arena in Atlanta...and yet, no biography has properly chronicled the electric, exhilarating career of Dominique Wilkins...until now!

From the author of Hoops Heist endorsed by Kevin Durant and Gary Payton, The Athlete, endorsed by Tony Dungy and Jeff Van Gundy, and 1996: A Biography, endorsed by Jeff Pearlman and Steve Rushin, comes Windmills & Tomahawks: Nine Chapters on Dominique Wilkins - illustrated by Mike Farhat.

If Dominique Wilkins played today he’d have a signature shoe and his own logo. His in-game dunks would trend on Twitter nightly. He’d be unstoppable in 2K. He’d be top five in jersey sales. He was like prime Blake Griffin AND Kevin Durant.

That’s how dominant 'Nique was.

Back in his peak in the 1980s and early 90s he’d have three or four "did you see that!?!?!?" dunks and about thirty points every single night.

But he was more than the highlights and the stats. He had sponsorships with Reebok and Gatorade and Minute Maid. In short, he was a superstar.

Lunch room arguments would break out about who was a better dunker.

‘Nique or Jordan?

Jordan or ‘Nique?

Was a windmill swung down to your ankles harder than a foul line dunk?

Was it more explosive to jump off two feet or one?

Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins were like the McDonald’s and Burger King of our dunking universe for a solid decade…and yet we seem to have slowly and collectively begun to only remember the Jordan half of the equation.

When I started researching this project I got in touch with Spud Webb, Wilkins’ dunking rival and longtime Hawks teammate and friend, to get his take on Dominique’s legacy and he summed it up best.

“It’s amazing that people act like they’ve never seen anyone in the 80s and 90s play other than MJ,” he said. “People need to bring up Dominique. Dominique was an all-time scorer. He never got his credit.”

Exactly!

I’ve wanted to write about the Human Highlight Film’s highlights from the first time I saw his highlights on film. I’ve even had that sentence stowed away in a notebook for about eight years. And I’m damn glad to finally use it.

From ‘Nique’s legendary high school games to his bulldozing of the SEC at Georgia to his FIVE dunk contests to his duels with Jordan and Larry Bird and even his late-career EuroLeague Championship and Final Four MVP and beyond, you will love this digital, illustrated biography of the electric, incomparable Dominique Wilkins.

I’ve dug into the newspaper archives, watched all the games, interviewed NBA players and picked the brains of the best NBA historians and journalists around to make this the definitive short biography on the Human Highlight Film.

And to make it even better, I’m collaborating with the most talented NBA artist working today, Michael Farhat (AKA Art Mobb). Farhat is an absolute creative genius. He illustrated/designed the incredible cover and is creating original art work for each chapter. It’s awesome.

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The book is divided into four fast chapters:

Chapter I: Stop the Dad Bod Before It Starts

Chapter II: Exercise While Exhausted

Chapter III: Yeah Baby - The Unconventional Fitness Guide

Chapter IV: The Simplest New Dad Diet That Guarantees Weight Loss

Chapters I and II of the book reveal why the mainstream expectations put on new fathers to set their health aside for the good of their wife and child is ridiculous, why men shouldn't feel guilty about taking care of themselves and how every guy absolutely has the time in his existing schedule to perform some practical, easy exercises throughout the day to stay in shape.

Chapters III and IV take a unique look at how new dads can use the simple things around them to fit in short, one or two minute workouts. Exercises like "Car Seat Curls", "Baby Bjorn Lunges" and "Mailbox Intervals" transform everyday dad activities into calorie burners and muscle builders. The final chapter shows men how simple, subtle meal changes can have lasting and impressive effects on their diet and physique with minimal effort.

The fact is, most men will probably gain weight during their wife’s pregnancy. We don’t want to, but we will. I did.

Unfortunately, guys don't have access to the one-day miracle weight loss plan that women utilize called giving birth. One minute, a woman is bursting at the seams with child, the next minute; she's 15 pounds lighter. Three months later, she's 30 pounds lighter. For men, what was once affectionately called "sympathy weight" is now referred to as "being fat". Once a guy is fat for a certain amount of time, he has officially "let himself go". And once he's "let himself go", it's not easy to get himself back.

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For the first time in US History, every single president's athletic ability has been researched, reviewed and ranked by acclaimed author Jon Finkel (GQ, Men's Fitness, Life of Dad, The Athlete).

Which president saved 77 lives as a lifeguard? Which one's lucky handball is still sitting in the Smithsonian over a century after he last played with it? Which president invented a sport? Or practiced jiu-jitsu three afternoons a week while in office? Or was an NCAA champion? The answers to these questions (in order: Reagan, Lincoln, Hoover, T. Roosevelt, Ford) don't even scratch the surface of the awesome athletic information covered in Jocks in Chief.

By combining his fitness and sportswriting backgrounds, Finkel takes a thorough, and often hilarious, look at the athletic resumes of every single Commander-in-Chief. From the good (George H.W. Bush played in the College World Series) to the bad (Donald Trump doesn’t believe in exercise) to the ugly (Calvin Coolidge regularly rode an electric horse in the White House).

In order to objectively rank each president, Finkel invented the White House Athlete Ranking (WH.A.R.), which gives a score of 1 - 10 across five categories, with each president receiving a total score from 0 to 50. The higher the score, the higher the president ranks athletically compared to his fellow POTUS’s.

The WH.A.R. Categories Are:

Executive Power – Ranks a president’s overall physical strength.

Running Ability – Ranks a president’s physical fitness and cardio throughout their life (both before and after office).

Fit for Office – Ranks how fit a president stayed once in office.

Executive Experience – Ranks the athletic accomplishments of a president.

Mettle of Honor – Ranks a president’s athletic toughness and endurance.