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  Pennine Way - A Geological...

  Charlie Bendall

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  At 255 miles long, the Pennine Way is the oldest official long-distance footpath in the UK and stretches from Edale, in the heart of the Peak District, to Kirk Yetholm, just over the Scottish Border in the shadow of the Cheviot Hills. This book will take you on a journey through the fascinating geological landscape of this well-trodden path.

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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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  Climbing High - A Guide to Rock...

  Zane Ryder

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  Rock climbing is an exhilarating and rewarding sport that combines strength, skill, and mental focus. Whether scaling towering mountain peaks or climbing indoor gym walls, rock climbing offers a unique challenge that captivates people of all ages and abilities. This chapter will introduce you to the basics of rock climbing, its history, and why it has become a popular pursuit around the world. 
  The origins of rock climbing date back centuries, with early climbers seeking adventure, exploration, or even survival on natural rock formations. However, it wasn’t until the late 19th century that climbing became a formalized activity. In the mountains of Europe, climbers began developing techniques and tools that allowed them to tackle increasingly difficult routes. From its humble beginnings, rock climbing has evolved into a global sport with various disciplines, each offering its own set of challenges and rewards. 
  Today, rock climbing is practiced both indoors and outdoors, with millions of enthusiasts worldwide. It attracts individuals seeking adventure, fitness, and mental clarity. Whether you’re looking to conquer a challenging mountain route or climb for personal fitness goals, rock climbing provides an opportunity for both physical and mental growth. The sport can be practiced alone or with others, fostering a sense of camaraderie and teamwork that adds to its appeal.

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  Skipper & Crew Companions -...

  Basil Mosenthal

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  Two of Fernhurst Books' most popular compact, handy guides – the Cockpit Companion and New Crew's Companion – have been bundled together in e-book form for the first time. The perfect quick reference guides to keep on your phone or tablet, easily accessible when you are on board. They are an on-the-water aide memoire of everything the skipper and crew need to know – or find out quickly – when cruising. The Cockpit Companion provides a wide range of information: from lights, shapes and sound signals to knots, ropes and engine troubleshooting. With diagrams and illustrations throughout, this quick reference guide will help to keep you safe when out at sea. The New Crew's Companion is specifically designed for those new to sailing covering what clothes to bring, what the things on the deck are called, how to start helping with the sails and other deckwork. There is also an important section on safety and one on living aboard. It allows new sailors to know what to expect and get the most out of their first sailing experiences. This will be a valued companion for skipper and crew – even first-time crew members.

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  The Prepper’s Long Term Survival...

  Small Footprint Press

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  In The Prepper’s Survival Handbook, you will discover: The Prepper Checklist - an ultimate list of gear, equipment and provisions that should always be packed and ready in your survival kit How to develop a survival mindset and stay calm and collected when crisis hitsWhere and how to find water in the wilderness, by using various wildlife and nature clues How to avoid starvation and find food in different environments, including desert areas and mountainsHow to keep warm if you get lost and find yourself stranded in the cold weatherSelf-defense techniques to protect yourself both in the city and in the wildA detailed guide on how to build shelter, both in urban areas and the wildernessFirst aid skills everyone should know, including city dwellers who have never stepped one foot in the woods - heart attack, bleeding and broken bones don’t care where you live 
  And much more. 
  Having survival skills is not just about building fires and hunting.  
  It’s also about staying calm in life-threatening situations, dealing effectively with fear and panic, and knowing how to survive in both cities and wilderness. 
  Experts agree that the 2020s will turn out to be the most challenging decade we’ve had in a long time.  
  Make sure you’re ready for it. If you want to be able to survive and endure any disaster and crisis, then Start Listening right now.

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  Forged by Speed - The making of...

  Steve Peat, Tim March

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  In a little over two and a half minutes on 6 September 2009 Steve Peat cemented his place in mountain biking history, becoming downhill world champion at the seventeenth time of asking and by a winning margin of just five hundredths of a second. But 'Peaty's' road to the coveted rainbow stripes began almost two decades earlier on the woodland trails of Northern England. Born and raised in Sheffield, he narrowly avoided going down the wrong track and instead chose to race cross-country mountain bikes before switching to the rapidly emerging discipline of downhill where he would compete alongside other young British racers including Rob Warner and the late, great, Jason McRoy. Since then, Steve has competed against the greatest riders of all time, including Nicolas Vouilloz, Shaun Palmer and Greg Minnaar, and his name has become synonymous around the world with downhill mountain biking.
  In Forged by Speed, Steve shares his incredible story, from the Steel City to the top step of the world championship podium. Honest, compelling and funny, it is the autobiography of a British sporting legend.

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