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  PREPPER’S LONG TERM SURVIVAL...

  Abigail Atkinson

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  Prepare for the unexpected and ensure your family’s safety and self-reliance with "The Prepper’s Long Term Survival Guide". This comprehensive guide equips you with the knowledge and skills to thrive during long-term emergencies, from economic collapse to natural disasters. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced prepper, this book provides the tools you need to build a sustainable and resilient lifestyle. 
  🔧 Inside This Guide, You’ll Learn:How to develop a foolproof survival plan for extended crises.Tips for growing, preserving, and storing your own food supply.Off-grid water sourcing, filtration, and storage methods.Essential survival skills like shelter building, fire making, and first aid.Defense strategies to protect your home and loved ones from threats. 
  🌟 Why This Book is a Must-Have:Practical advice for preppers of all skill levels.Step-by-step instructions for setting up a self-sufficient home.Covers critical areas such as energy, communication, and bartering.Packed with checklists, resources, and expert tips to get you fully prepared. 
  🔥 Don’t Just Survive—Thrive! 
   When disaster strikes, preparation makes all the difference. With "The Prepper’s Long Term Survival Guide," you’ll have the confidence to face any challenge and protect what matters most.

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  Voices of All-Time Baseball Greats

  Multiple Authors

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  Hear the voices of all-time baseball greats, including Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Carl Hubbell, Johnny Vander Meer, and broadcaster Mel Allen. Also, includes the radio call of Brooklyn Dodgers' Cookie Lavagetto's 1947 World Series game-winning double against the New York Yankees, Babe Ruth's final goodbye at Yankee Stadium, and the New York Giants' Bobby Thomson's three-run walk off 'Shot Heard Run The World' home run off Brooklyn's Ralph Branca to win the 1951 National League pennant.

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  Dog Behiviour Training Learn Dog...

  Maree Hart

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  If you already have a dog in your life or you are considering adopting a dog into your life then this book is a must-read. Whether you have behavioral or obedience issues or not, there is always something new to learn when you understand how the mind and body of a dog actually works.Maree is so tuned in to animals, dogs in particular, that she understands exactly how they are feeling and what they are thinking. This book will teach you how to ‘speak dog’. It’s all about teaching humans to speak dog, not training the dog to understand what their human is asking of them. Maree often get's called the Practical Dog trainer or the Dog Whisperer because of her methods.

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  The 32 Principles - Harnessing...

  Rener Gracie, Paul Volponi,...

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  Jiu-jitsu is more than a martial art; it is a lifestyle that promotes health, confidence, self-determination, and balance. Famed jiu-jitsu instructor Rener Gracie presents the core teachings of jiu-jitsu and explains how they can apply to all of our daily lives, including: 
   
   
   
  ● The Pyramid Principle: the importance of investing in a strong foundation 
   
    
   
  ● The Acceptance Principle: recognizing when it's better to yield than to resist 
   
    
   
  ● The Pivot Principle: the value of changing your perspective to increase your effectiveness 
   
    
   
  ● The Redirection Principle: using unfavorable circumstances to create favorable outcomes 
   
   
   
  Intended for both longtime fans and practitioners of jiu-jitsu as well as those completely unfamiliar with martial arts, The 32 Principles will help you take control of your personal and professional pursuits, supercharge your entrepreneurial spirit, and balance your relationships at work and at home. 
   
   
   
  Along with multi-award–winning author Paul Volponi, this book features contributions from more than 40 champion athletes, topflight coaches, and others who have benefited from the everyday life applications of these timeless jiu-jitsu principles.

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  Death of a Boxer

  Pete Carvill

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  Since 1995, there have been four deaths following fights in Britain and forty around the world. In Death of a Boxer, Pete Carvill sets out to explore the psychology of those who choose to fight and what draws them towards this most dangerous of pursuits.
  But to write about the death of fighters would only be half the story. Carvill, who has written extensively on boxing and combat sports for fifteen years, will take off his own gloves and pick up a pen to explore the lives of fighters, from the early days in amateur clubs, to established professionals, to those down on their luck and to the retired still hankering for the feeling of being able to do what once came so easily to them.
  A deep and powerful meditation on the nature of boxing that asks why people do it, what it does for them – and ultimately to them. This may be the most important book on the sport for decades.

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  Strength Training for Runners -...

  Zane Ryder

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  Strength training has long been overlooked by runners who often focus solely on logging miles and improving endurance. However, integrating strength training into a runner’s routine is essential for enhancing performance, building resilience, and reducing the risk of injuries. This chapter introduces the foundational concepts of strength training specifically tailored for runners, highlighting why it is a vital component of a well-rounded training program. 
  Runners rely on efficient biomechanics, which depend heavily on strong, balanced muscles. Strength training targets key muscle groups, such as the core, glutes, hamstrings, and calves, which play pivotal roles in running form and power generation. Strengthening these areas not only improves running efficiency but also helps to correct imbalances that may lead to overuse injuries. 
  In addition to preventing injuries, strength training can significantly boost a runner's speed and endurance. Building stronger muscles allows for greater force production, which translates to a more powerful stride. Moreover, improved muscular endurance means that a runner can maintain optimal form and energy output over longer distances, delaying the onset of fatigue.

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