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Coaching Girls' Soccer
by:
Jerry Quarry
(December 19, 2008)
Do you want to build a winning girls’ soccer program, on the field and off? In Coaching Girls’ Soccer Successfully, one of the nation's top high school coaches, Debra LaPrath, shares her expertise on all aspects of coaching--player development, leadership, conditioning, teamwork and .. (Sports Literature)
Basketball Coaching - Rick Pitino - Rebound Rules - Basketball Coaching Book Review
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Scott Peterman
(December 14, 2008)
Rick Pitino had the rest of his career already planned after accepting the biggest coaching contract in NBA history with the Boston Celtics in 1997. It was a failure and he talks about it in second motivational book “Rebound Rules" by Rick Pitino and Pat Forde. He says that it forced him to .. (Sports Literature)
Review of Secrets of Skateboarding Book by Tony Waters
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Deji Peng
(December 12, 2008)
If you have ever tried to learn any new skateboard trick you would know how frustrating it can sometimes be especially if you do not know any skateboarding trick or you have a hard time learning the ones you know. Secrets of skateboarding is a book by Tony waters where he promises to show you his .. (Sports Literature)
Book Review - Walking to Extremes by Howard McCord
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Ronald Standerfer
(December 02, 2008)
One Man's Journey Through Magical Places “Walking to Extremes" is one of those rare books that defies categorization. It is a magical book, for sure; one fashioned from a rich fabric that seems to be skillfully woven by a consortium of poets, raconteurs, philosophers, naturalists, .. (Sports Literature)
Hatchet Kick - Volume 8 of the Achieving Kicking Excellence Series by Shawn Kovacich
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Alain Burrese
(October 27, 2008)
What exactly is a hatchet kick? It is not as well known as your common side kicks and popular roundhouse kicks. Nor is it as self-descriptive as a front kick. So how do you describe it? Guinness World Record holder, black belt, and author Shawn Kovacich describes the hatchet kick like this, .. (Sports Literature)
Pressure is a Privilege - New Book Release by Billie Jean King
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Marv Huss
(October 06, 2008)
Lessons I've learned from Life and the Battle of the Sexes is a remarkable book in as much as Billie Jean King reveals never before discussed, behind the scenes thoughts, events, preparations and the enormous pressures she endured to represent her gender in the legendary 1973 Battle of the Sexes .. (Sports Literature)
Pressure is a Privilege - New Book by Billie Jean King
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Marv Huss
(October 06, 2008)
Billie Jean King's new book PRESSURE IS A PRIVILEGE - Lessons I've learned from life and the Battle of the Sexes released in August of 2008 is a must read for any aspiring junior tennis player and, most certainly, a must read by their parents.How to handle opponents. How to adjust to the current .. (Sports Literature)
Can Simple Golf Swing Really Improve Your Golf Score?
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Adam Scotty
(October 05, 2008)
"The Simple Golf Swing" is a step-by-step golf instruction ebook written by David Nevogt, for average golfers who are having problems with improving their golf score but cannot quite figure out how, perhaps it's time to think about consistency.The lack of consistency in your golf swing which can in . (Sports Literature)
Football CashBuilder
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Mart Turku
(September 30, 2008)
The Football CashBuilder is not just another scam which comes up with the promise to earn you millions of pounds within one or two days. This is an authentic venture that has yielded good profit for the founder since three years now. There are many people who have suffered badly while dealing with .. (Sports Literature)
The Martial Way and Its Virtues - Tao De Gung - A Review
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Alain Burrese
(September 15, 2008)
"The Martial Way and its Virtues - Tao De Gung" by F.J. Chu was an enjoyable read that made me think of my own martial art journey. I agree with William R. Connors’ foreword in that rather than a technique book, this book uses martial arts as a core to provide an insight into martial arts as .. (Sports Literature)
Football Books For Women - A Bad News-Good News Kind of Thing
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Bob Brooker
(August 23, 2008)
Football books for women seem to fall into a unique category in our culture.Recently, although beyond the blush of youth, we went back to college to get our degrees. In a huge library full of books, there were, indeed, books about women's issues.And rightly so.But we found no Math Books for Women. .. (Sports Literature)
Book Review Crescent Kick
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Alain Burrese
(August 21, 2008)
Crescent Kick is the fourth book of the Achieving Kicking Excellence series by Shawn Kovacich. Just as he did with the other volumes of the series, Kovacich attacked the instruction of the crescent kick with meticulous detail and thoroughness.This book is the most detailed written description you .. (Sports Literature)
Cheap Shots, Ambushes and Other Lessons Book Review
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Alain Burrese
(August 06, 2008)
I first read Cheap Shots, Ambushes, And Other Lessons: A Down And Dirty Book On Streetfighting & Survival while stationed in South Korea in the 1980s. I was serving with the 2nd Infantry Division and did not know that in the future I would become friends with Marc MacYoung, work together, train .. (Sports Literature)
The Brutal Art of Ripping, Poking and Pressing Vital Targets - Book Review
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Alain Burrese
(August 05, 2008)
The Brutal Art of Ripping, Poking, and Pressing Vital Targets" by Loren W. Christensen is a book full of what some people would call dirty fighting techniques. But as Christensen points out, all fighting is dirty. This is not sport, it's fighting. In the ugliness that is a street fight, techniques .. (Sports Literature)
The Jeet Kune Do Experience
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Alain Burrese
(July 29, 2008)
The “Jeet Kune Do Experience: Understanding Bruce Lee's Ultimate Martial Art" by Jerry Beasley (Paladin Press) incorporates material from Beasley's “In Search of the Ultimate Martial Art" and “The Way of No Way." It addresses the subject of training in the system of jeet kune do .. (Sports Literature)
The Fighters Guide to Hard Core Heavy Bag Training
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Alain Burrese
(July 14, 2008)
One of the most memorable scenes in the 1976 Oscar winning movie for Best Picture, “Rocky," involves Sylvester Stallone pummeling slabs of beef hung in the meat locker where his future brother-in-law Paulie worked. Rocky knew what everyone in the fight game knows, in order to hit hard, you .. (Sports Literature)
Top 5 David Beckham Books Reviewed
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Robert Gowan
(July 14, 2008)
David Beckham: My Side - The AutobiographyDavid Beckham is one of the world's foremost media icons, his popularity transcending sport and cultural divides.This is his own in-depth account of his career to date, for Manchester United and England, his childhood, family and personal life, and the full . (Sports Literature)
Top 5 Selling Manchester City Football Club Books Reviewed
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Mike Yardwood
(July 14, 2008)
1. Colin Bell - Reluctant Hero: The Autobiography of a Manchester City and England LegendMost Manchester City supporters regard Colin Bell as their club's best ever player. He graced the midfield during their greatest years as they won all domestic and European honours, and represented England 48 .. (Sports Literature)
The Putting to Win Ebook A Review
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Rylan Tanner
(July 12, 2008)
Written by a recent qualifier for the European PGA Tour, this ebook reveals the secrets he learned on the way to the putting improvement that allowed him to qualify. A little pricey, but a very well done book with a lot of helpful advice and pictures. He also offers the most unique bonuses you will . (Sports Literature)
The Top 5 Arsenal Football Club Books
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Mike Yardwood
(July 09, 2008)
Arsenal : Extraordinary Images of an Amazing ClubThis is the first attempt to tell the story of the 121-year-history of the Arsenal Football Club through the greatest and most iconic Arsenal photography ever published.From the earliest days at Woolwich and Plumstead, through the heady highs of .. (Sports Literature)
All Things Bass Fishing
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Melanie L Williams
(July 02, 2008)
All of my life, I've loved to fish. My dad and grandfather started me out very young. I remember sitting in my grandfather's boat dock with a rod and a bucket of minnows. The excitement of catching the little brim was addictive! As I grew older, they moved me up to bass fishing. I loved the days of . (Sports Literature)
Back Kick Achieving Kicking Excellence, Vol 1
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Alain Burrese
(June 29, 2008)
There are many martial art books that have chapters on kicking. Often, you will get a page or two of pictures and descriptions regarding the basic kicks. How many books have you seen that focus exclusively on one kick? That's right, an entire book focusing on one kick. Back Kick, the first book in .. (Sports Literature)
The Target Putting Ebook A Review
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Rylan Tanner
(June 25, 2008)
I am starting to see a lot of buzz on the internet about Target Putting. I have even seen forum posts that have mentioned it, but the discussions were apparently lead by people who have never read the book and doesn't understand what it really says.Target putting doesn't involve looking at the hole . (Sports Literature)

