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  Golf: Swing Power - How to...

  Steven Franco

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  Improve your Golf Swing 10XAre you ready to improve your golf game ten-fold? Your golfing buddies won’t know what hit them! 
   
  One of the most important skills that you’ll need to master on the fairways is your ability to hit the ball straight and long, time and time again. Hitting the ball for great distances is good, but you need to ensure that you’re also getting it where you want to. A long swing is great, but not if you’re in the rough!  
  Inside this game-changing guidebook, you’ll discover: •Swing Drills •Practice Techniques•The Three Components of the Golf Swing•Mental Tricks & Visualization•Stance, High Tee, Grip, Tips & Much More! 
   
  While having a powerful swing in golf is very important, without the right technique, that swing could be entirely wasted out on the greens. When you learn and apply the tried and tested tips, tricks, and techniques from inside this book, your game will change overnight. 
   
  Stop losing. It's time to bring that A-game out onto the green and finally start coming out on top. 
  Don't wait...purchase your copy today!

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  Snow on the Equator - Mount...

  H.W. Tilman

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  'To those who went to the War straight from school and survived it, the problem of what to do afterwards was peculiarly difficult.'
  For H.W. 'Bill' Tilman, the solution lay in Africa: in gold prospecting, mountaineering and a 3,000-mile bicycle ride across the continent. Tilman was one of the greatest adventurers of his time, a pioneering climber and sailor who held exploration above all else. He made first ascents throughout the Himalaya, attempted Mount Everest, and sailed into the Arctic Circle. For Tilman, the goal was always to explore, to see new places, to discover rather than conquer.
  First published in 1937, Snow on the Equator chronicles Tilman's early adventures; his transition from East African coffee planter to famed mountaineer. After World War I, Tilman left for Africa, where he grew coffee, prospected for gold and met Eric Shipton, the two beginning their famed mountaineering partnership, traversing Mount Kenya and climbing Kilimanjaro and Ruwenzori. Tilman eventually left Africa in typically adventurous style via a 3,000-mile solo bicycle ride across the continent—all recounted here in splendidly funny style.
  Tilman is one of the greatest of all travel writers. His books are well-informed and keenly observed, concerned with places and people as much as summits and achievements. They are full of humour and anecdotes and are frequently hilarious. He is part of the great British tradition of comic writing and there is nobody else quite like him.

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  Slow Jogging: The Ultimate...

  Aivan Leeds

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  Slow Jogging: The Ultimate Jogging Guide For Beginners, Learn Useful Tips on How to Jog the Right Way to Effectively Lose WeightEveryone needs to get into the routine of doing some kind of exercise in order to remain healthy. That does not mean you need to spend hours in a gym every week by any means. For some people, that involves developing a jogging routine while others may choose a different kind of exercise. Jogging accomplishes what the exercise intended to accomplish: increase the heart rate and metabolism. Although jogging is not for everyone, some people are quite content with this activity. When you jog, you are at a slower, rhythmic pace which makes it possible to jog for longer than you can run. Though some people are able to run at a slow gait, most people tend to begin running at a fast pace and slow down or stop when they get tired then pick up speed again. That type of routine can tire you out quicker and prevent you from accomplishing everything you want to accomplish.This audiobook will teach you everything you need to know about jogging. You will learn the proper and safe way to do it and will get expert tips so you can get the most out of this form of exercise. It will give answers to the most asked questions about jogging.This audiobook will discuss the following topics:- Jogging to Lose Weight- Choosing Proper Clothing for Jogging- Developing a Jogging Routine- Don’t Overdo it- Is Jogging Healthy for Everyone- Is Jogging Safe for Heart Patients?- Is There a Right or Wrong Way to Jog?- Jogging or Running: What Difference Does it Make?- Jogging Your Way to a Healthier You- Safety Tips for Joggers- Should You Jog when You’re Pregnant?- And many more!If you want to start jogging and need a guide to make sure you’re doing it properly, scroll up and click “add to cart” now!

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  Wembley - The History of the...

  Maurice Crow

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  The turbulent history of London’s famous sports and entertainment mecca, the old Stadium that witnessed some of the most heroic events of the twentieth century.   It was the field of dreams, the birthplace of legends, the hallowed home of our sporting gods. Historic Wembley Stadium, with its iconic Twin Towers, was truly the most revered of venues.   It is the ancient edifice’s often forgotten past that is the subject of this book. Wembley, it must be remembered, came to the rescue of the first postwar Olympics when no other nation on earth would accept the challenge. It gripped greyhound racing aficionados and it thrilled to the roar of speedway stars. The giants of American football also muscled in to display their skills there.   Great Britons like Frank Bruno and Henry Cooper stepped into the ring (and Cassius Clay was felled to the canvas) before stunned boxing fans. And, of course, Wembley crowds gasped in awe at the footwork of Stanley Matthews and wept in ecstasy at the triumph of Bobby Moore.   But the North London location is more than just the Holy Grail of sport. It has seen defining moments in pop music history, such as Live Aid. It has given platforms to the Pope and evangelist Billy Graham. It has staged breathtaking spectaculars no other venue could hope to accommodate, growing in stature over the course of an astonishing century.   This then, for both sports buffs and social historians, is historic Wembley’s story . . . an unfolding saga played out beneath those symbolically soaring Twin Towers.  “An absolutely enchanting read . . . You can’t miss with this one.” —International Soccer Network

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  The Lost Soul of Eamonn Magee

  Paul Gibson

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  "The Lost Soul of Eamonn Magee" is the winner of the WILLIAM HILL SPORTS BOOK OF THE YEAR and EIR SPORTS BOOK OF THE YEAR. This powerful and raw memoir tells the story of Eamonn Magee, a world-champion boxer from Ireland who struggled with addiction, violence, and tragedy. A gifted fighter, Eamonn's career was plagued by personal demons and brushes with the law, but he found solace in training his son's boxing career. However, his dreams of a Magee dynasty were shattered when his son was brutally murdered. With unbridled honesty, "The Lost Soul of Eamonn Magee" takes readers on a journey of heartache, laughter, and ultimately, redemption. If you're a fan of sports memoirs and true crime books, this is a must-read. Don't miss out on this compelling, unforgettable story of a life lived on the brink. Order your copy today!

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  Late to the Ball

  Gerald Marzorati

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  An award-winning author attempts to become a nationally competitive tennis player—at the age of sixty—in this “soulful meditation on aging, companionship, and the power of self-improvement” (The Wall Street Journal).Being a man or a woman in your early sixties is different than it was a generation or two ago, at least for the more fortunate of us. We aren’t old…yet. But we sense it coming: Careers are winding down, kids are gone, parents are dying (friends, too), and our bodies are no longer youthful or even middle-aged. Learning to play tennis in your fifties is no small feat, but becoming a serious, competitive tennis player at the age of sixty is a whole other matter. It requires training the body to defy age, and to methodically build one’s game—the strokework, footwork, strategy, and mental toughness.Gerry Mazorati had the strong desire to lead an examined physical life, to push his body into the “encore” of middle age. In Late to the Ball Mazorati writes vividly about his difficulties, frustrations, and triumphs of becoming a seriously good tennis player. He takes on his quest with complete vigor and absolute determination to see it through, providing a rich, vicarious experience, involving the science of aging, his existential battle with time, and the beautiful, mysterious game of tennis. “Enjoyable…crisp and clean” (Publishers Weekly), Late to the Ball is also captivating evidence that the rest of the Baby Boomer generation, now between middle age and old age, can find their own quest and do the same.

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