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  Walking the Camino - A Journey...

  Julia Goodfellow-Smith

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  Are you ready for a journey of self-reflection, connection and adventure? Discover the wonders of the Camino de Santiago and prepare for your own journey with Walking the Camino.  
  In Walking the Camino, the author shares her experience on the two most popular routes and offers practical advice for your journey.What’s the Camino like to walk?Is it safe?How easy is it to find places to sleep and eat?Do you have to be religious to be a pilgrim? 
  This book is full of valuable insight, tips and advice to help make your journey as safe and enjoyable as possible.   
  Whether you are planning to walk the Camino yourself or love a great adventure story, get ready for a life-changing experience with Walking the Camino. 

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  High Performance Sport Skill...

  DDJ Publishing

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  Every sportsperson seeks the elusive next level up. Whether at the pro or beginner level there are hidden, inner sources of power to improve and excel. If you want the keys to maximize your athletic achievement and enjoyment, keep reading.Famous, three-time Grand Slam winner, Arthur Ashe, pointed out that many in sport fall victim to, “PARALYSIS BY ANALYSIS”.  Athletes on any level can experience the pain of overthinking and sabotaging their performance. Blame many traditional methods of teaching and training.How can we train smarter, not harder? If only our body and mind could perform in a way that’s more natural and instinctive. The best athletes have this quality, but many feel it is simply unattainable for them. I assure you IT IS NOT. In this book you will DISCOVER keys in relation to:•	  Harnessing the superpower of your mind•	  Exercises to enhance your feel and senses•	  Clutch performing under pressure•	  Being a great team member•	  Evolved and phenomenal skills we all possess•	  The impact of strong coaching•	  Achieving and consistently entering the “Flow” state	Recent studies by the Department of Medicine at Imperial College London show that training the right way reshapes our brain architecture. This means we can reach our ultimate potential in sports regardless of natural skill or talent. If you are a professional athlete this book is INVALUABLE. EVERYONE who plays sports can be stifled by self-criticizing disbelief in their ability. The recreational player certainly wants to have more fun, and THEY CAN. Whether you think you’re a gifted athlete or not, your biological mind and body system is capable of reaching peaks of ultimate athletic performance.Take the first step to gaining the power to adapt, improve, and excel in sports and all areas of life. Read this book.

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  Football Fundamentals - The...

  Zane Ryder

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  Football’s roots run deep, tracing back to ancient civilizations that played rudimentary games involving a ball and teams. These early sports, like harpastum in Rome or cuju in China, laid the foundation for modern team-based games. However, the gridiron game we recognize today began to take shape in the 19th century. 
  The origins of American football lie in two English sports: soccer and rugby. In the mid-1800s, colleges in the United States began to play their own variations of these games. Harvard, Princeton, and Yale were instrumental in experimenting with the rules, gradually distinguishing their style of play from soccer and rugby. The first intercollegiate game, played in 1869 between Rutgers and Princeton, resembled soccer more than the football we know today. Over the next few decades, the sport evolved significantly. 
  Walter Camp, often called the “Father of American Football,” revolutionized the game in the late 19th century. He introduced the line of scrimmage, the down-and-distance system, and the concept of the quarterback position. These changes brought structure and strategy to the game, creating a unique identity distinct from its English predecessors.

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  A Nation Again - The inside...

  Andy Bargh

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  A Nation Again is the chaotic tale of the Scotland men's team's return to a major tournament after more than 20 years in the wilderness. 
  Ten had come and gone for Scotland since they reached France '98, but the birth of UEFA's Nations League offered a new route to glory. In early 2018, after a long search for Gordon Strachan's replacement, Alex McLeish became manager for a second time. Despite successfully navigating the Nations League group stage, it wasn't plain sailing, and his tenure ended after a shocking defeat at the start of Euro 2020 qualifying. 
  With a play-off semi-final on the horizon, the Scottish FA turned to Steve Clarke, who took on the challenge of inspiring a team rooted in failure, creating a band-of-brothers mentality and figuring out how to organise this incredibly talented group of players. From a couple of the lowest lows, came the highest high. 
  With exclusive memories and audio from those who were part of the journey, such as John McGinn, Stephen O'Donnell, Lyndon Dykes, Ryan Christie and David Marshall, this is the story of how Scotland finally became a nation again.

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  The Haves and Have Nots of Youth...

  Lenzy Hancock

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  “The Haves and The Have Nots of Youth Athletics” by Lenzy Hancock uncovers the escalating financial barriers in youth sports, revealing how the divide between affluent and underprivileged athletes reshapes the sporting landscape. Hancock blends statistics, personal stories, and expert insights to explore the transformation of youth sports from community-based activities to costly, exclusive training grounds. Through interviews and real-life accounts, Hancock highlights the challenges faced by young athletes who lack access to expensive training programs, specialized coaching, and top-tier facilities. He delves into the intertwined relationship between economic privilege and athletic success, showing how talent alone is often insufficient in today’s sports environment. This book goes beyond exposing the disparities; it offers practical solutions for parents, coaches, and policymakers to promote inclusivity and fairness in youth sports. Hancock’s proposals aim to make sports more accessible and equitable, ensuring that every young athlete has a chance to thrive regardless of their background. “The Haves and The Have Nots of Youth Athletics” is a crucial resource for anyone concerned about the future of youth sports. It provides a roadmap for creating a more balanced and supportive environment where all athletes, regardless of financial means, can pursue their athletic dreams and achieve their full potential.

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  Right Down + Circle - Tony...

  Cole Nowicki

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  An exuberant, incisive look at how Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater transformed a culture
  		 
  Going from a hobby toy for surfers to an Olympic sport, skateboarding has had a tumultuous history. Today, professional skateboarders land endorsement deals with Nike and Adidas, while popular television series like HBO’s Betty tell the stories of diverse crews of skaters living in New York City. So how did a fledgling subculture rise from its near-death knell in the ’90s to become ubiquitous today? It was simply a matter of finding the right messenger.
  		 
  In 1999, the bestselling video game Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater was released, and a new generation was exposed to skateboarding culture right in their very own homes. Kids and adults alike could now spend hours playing as actual skateboarders, learning the vernacular, listening to the music skateboarders loved, and having fun onscreen before trying to skate IRL in the driveway.
  		 
  Right, Down + Circle explores how a video game starring the most famous pro skater in the world brought skateboarding culture — and its ever-shifting markers of music, subversion, and coolness — to the masses and ultimately transformed the culture it borrowed from in the process.

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