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  Taekwondo: A Comprehensive Guide...

  Clint Sharp

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  Learn the martial art of Taekwondo and benefit from the positive changes it will bring about! 
  Are you new to Taekwondo and unsure of how to get started? 
  Are you looking to improve yourself and master the basic movements, techniques, and tenets of the sport? 
  Are you looking for a way to change your life through a physical martial art form? 
  Then you’ve come to the right place! 
  This introductory guide contains all the essentials you would need to know about the sport's origin and its basic principles, from ancient techniques used in the Korean War to more modern iterations. You will learn all about the basics of the sport and achieve a solid foundation for your training, improve your performance, and fast-track your journey. 
  From this audiobook, you will:Learn the fundamentals of this Korean martial art.Learn about the Taekwondo Belt System and what to expect during gradingMaster the fundamental movements in TaekwondoDiscover the connection between meditation and TaekwondoLearn the various stretching techniques that will help you on this journeyMaster the 24 Essential Patterns in TaekwondoMaster the 5 Tenets of TaekwondoLearn the various hand and foot techniques in TaekwondoMaster the art of self-defense and blockingAnd much more! 
  Whether you are a beginner to the sport or have been training for a short while and need help mastering the basics, you will quickly realize the value in this comprehensive guide. 
  So click the “add to cart” button and discover a martial art that will change your life forever!

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  The Crunch

  Pat Toomay

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  “A wry, witty look at life with the Dallas Cowboys during the heyday of Tom Landry and Roger Staubach, The Crunch shows the real life that makes legends and lacerates the Cowboys mechanistic corporate image, revealing a world that is both more and less than we expect, yet funnier than we could image.” —Peter Gent, author of North Dallas Forty   “More characters than War and Peace. More laughs than Laugh-In. . . . A pro football classic!” —Frank Luksa, The Dallas Morning News

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  Get Into Sport: The Have a Go...

  Ben Edwards

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  Immediate Media Present: Tales from a first triathlon

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  Champions: How The Worldcup Was Won

  Suresh Menon

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  2 April 2011. After 28 years, the cricket World Cup returned to India when Dhoni's boys beat Sri Lanka on a day that ended in a shower of champagne and confetti. They had started the tournament as favourites, but in the early stages had appeared shaky. Then came the turning point. India were a more purposeful side in the knockout stage, their fielding and bowling efforts now on par with the batting. Led by their captain cool, India took on Australia in Ahmedabad, Pakistan in Mohali and then Sri Lanka in Mumbai with a palpable belief in their own ability. It meant they beat all the former champions. Suresh Menon, easily one of India's best cricketwriters, relives the roller-coaster that was the 2011 World Cup, taking us through the highlights, the disappointments and doubts as well as the triumphs. From Virender Sehwag's boundary off the first ball of the World Cup to Dhoni's final six to the transformation of Yuvraj Singh, it's all here. A running commentary as well as a historical document of one of India's sporting epics.

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  Sports Byline: Gilbert Black

  Ron Barr

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  One of the last living Negro American League players, Gilbert Black of the Indianapolis Clowns talks about growing up in NYC and sneaking into the Polo Grounds to watch baseball games as a child.Black recalls the segregation and discrimination he and other black baseball players faced in the major leagues, including being made to sleep outside on a porch at training camp with the Atlanta Braves.

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  Unsportsmanlike Conduct -...

  Jessica Luther

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  Football teams create playbooks, in which they draw up the plays they will use on the field. Playbooks are how teams work and why they win. This book is about a different kind of playbook: the one coaches, teams, universities, police, communities, the media, and fans seem to follow whenever a college football player is accused of sexual assault. It’s a deep dive into how different institutions—the NCAA, athletic departments, universities, the media—run the same plays over and over again when these stories break. If everyone runs his play well, scrutiny dies down quickly, no institution ever has to change how it operates, and the evaporation of these cases into nothingness looks natural. In short, this playbook is why nothing ever changes.Unsportsmanlike Conduct unpacks this societal playbook piece by piece, and not only advocates that we destroy the old plays, but also suggests we replace them with ones that will force us to finally do something about this issue.Political sportswriter and Edge of Sports imprint curator Dave Zirin (the Nation) has never shied away from criticizing that which die-hard sports fans hold dear. The Edge of Sports titles will address issues across many different sports—football, basketball, swimming, tennis, etc.—and at both the professional and nonprofessional/collegiate levels. Furthermore, Zirin brings to the table select stories of athletes’ journeys and what they are facing and how they evolve both in their sport as well as against the greater backdrop of one’s life’s odyssey.

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