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  Bushcraft for Kids: Mastering...

  Dion Rosser

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  "Bushcraft for Kids": Unleash Your Child's Wilderness Spirit!  
  Curious how your child can become a young wilderness expert? 
  Want to nurture your child's love for nature and adventure safely? 
  Looking for a way to boost your child's confidence and independence outdoors? 
  Empower Your Child with Essential Survival Skills!Foster Independence: Watch your child grow in self-reliance, learning to handle the challenges of the great outdoors.Confidence Building: See the transformation as your child masters survival skills, gaining confidence with each new adventure.Safe and Engaging: Designed specifically for young explorers, our guide combines safety with the thrill of learning bushcraft. 
  By listening to "Bushcraft for Kids," Your Young Explorer Will:Uncover Bushcraft Basics: Dive into the essential techniques for thriving in the wild.Equip for Adventure: Understand the necessary gear, from clothing to crucial bushcraft tools.Knots and Cordage Mastery: Learn the art of knot tying and rope handling for various outdoor situations.Build Wilderness Shelters: Get hands-on with building secure and comfortable shelters in nature.Safe Fire Techniques: Grasp the essentials of creating and maintaining fires responsibly.Water and Food Survival Skills: Discover how to locate and utilize natural water sources and food in the wilderness.First Aid and Rescue: Develop skills to assist in emergencies, enhancing safety and teamwork. 
  Click the "Add to Cart" button now and gift your child the ultimate adventure in bushcraft and outdoor survival!

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  Banned - Baseball's Blacklist of...

  Press The Associated, Hal Bock

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  Award-winning Associated Press sports writer Hal Bock brings us a fascinating history of the players, coaches and more barred from baseball's ranks, from Shoeless Joe Jackson to Jenrry Mejia. "Banned: Baseball's Blacklist of All-Stars and Also-Rans" weaves together tales of lesser-known characters from baseball's early years with infamous outlaws who have endured throughout the decades. Featuring stories of players like Eddie "The Only" Nolan, Cozy Dolan, Leo Durocher, and Pete Rose who have been expelled or suspended from the sport, Bock's chronicle delves deep into baseball's colorful history. For those who follow the current corporate era of businessmen players and billionaire owners, this book serves as a reminder that America's Pastime evolved from the days when gamblers filled the stands and influenced poorly paid scoundrels on the diamond.In his over 40-year career, Hal Bock has covered every major event on the sports calendar, including 30 World Series, 30 Super Bowls and 11 Olympic Games, making him the perfect storyteller for this retrospective. Featuring an introduction by John Thorn, the Official Historian of Major League Baseball, and more than 25 photographs from the Associated Press archives, "Banned" is a must-read for any fan of the game.

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  From Sidelines to Startlines -...

  Sara Richardson

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  A coach reveals how you can recommit to running, one step at a time, in a book that “will get you back on the road with regained confidence” (Sabra Hawkes, USA Paralympian, Track and Field).  From Sidelines to Start Lines is for frustrated former runners who are feeling like frauds for sitting on the couch or behind the computer for far too many days (or years). If you want to get back into running to improve your health, your social life, and your sanity, this book is for you. When you clarify what has really been holding you back and keeping you from logging your miles, you’ll be free to train effectively for any race and victoriously cross any finish line. Drawing from her own experience as a runner who had to overcome a four-year hiatus, and from her work with running clients, Sarah Richardson carefully explains what it takes to successfully re-create healthy running habits in your busy life. While training plans and books about running are easy to come by, From Sidelines to Start Lines takes it a step further. Rather than just telling you what you should do, what you should buy, and how far to run, Sarah Richardson helps runners deal with the Inner Game that often keeps people sidelined. She teaches you how to lay a solid running foundation with four supportive pillars that will create a joyful, personal, and sustainable running plan. With practical activities and real-life examples, this book will teach you how to commit to rather than resist your practice.

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  Little Book of Football

  Michael Heatley

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  It's nearly a century and a half since the first rules of football were thrased out in a London tavern. The lawmakers gathered there would hardly recognise the game as we now know it, with live television broadcasts and multiple camera angles, websites updating us on the facts and figures of our favourite clubs and personalities like Beckham, Gazza and Rooney making it onto as many newspaper front pages as back. Yet the game retains the basic premise as set out in 1863: the winning team is still the 11 men who score the most goals. The prizes not competed for - World Cup, Premiership, Champions League, Carling Cup - may be new, but the FA Cup, first contested in 1872, is still the most prestigious domestic knock-out competition around. This information-packed, fully illustrated book follows all the twists, turns and traditions that have made football the world's favourite game.

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  Game Set and Match - The Tennis...

  Herbert Warren Wind

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  The leading players and outstanding matches of two thrilling decades in tennis history From Rod Laver’s amateur Grand Slam in 1962 to the first US Open held at the National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, legendary sportswriter Herbert Warren Wind captures the grace and drama of modern tennis in this brilliant collection drawn from the pages of the New Yorker.   The era’s biggest names, including Margaret Court, Chris Evert, John Newcombe, Arthur Ashe, and Pancho Gonzales, thrill the crowds of Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and Forest Hills, and America’s Davis Cup team battles patriotic linesmen and frenzied fans in an epic showdown against the Romanians in Bucharest. In “Mrs. King versus Mr. Riggs,” Wind paints a witty and evocative portrait of Billy Jean King’s historic beatdown of Bobby Riggs, and in “Forest Hills and the Final Between Connors and Borg,” he vividly recounts one of the wildest and woolliest tournaments in the sport’s history.   Rendered with the same authority and eloquence that led the New York Times to declare Wind the dean of American golf writers, these dispatches from center court testify to the celebrated journalist’s passion and versatility.  

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  Making Men from "The Boys" -...

  Nick Olynyk

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  A collection of stories from the author’s career, each containing a significant lesson about masculinity. "Making Men From The Boys” will motivate young men to ask more of life and take more personal action to achieve it, even as young men get more mixed signals about what it is to be a man than ever before.

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