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  It's How You Play the Game and...

  Brian Kilmeade

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  Surprising, entertaining, and always imparting an important life lesson, It’s How You Play the Game features anecdotes and vignettes that are sure to benefit any reader. As Brian Kilmeade writes, ""Regardless of who you are, what sport you chose, or how much success you achieved, playing the game is all about getting you ready for life. Winning or losing has little to do with who you will become. Instead, it’s how you prepared for the game that determines whether you’ll be a winner or loser in life."" 
  From competition to camaraderie, failure to success, humiliation to glory, individual achievement to teamwork, the world of sports encompasses it all and enriches our lives. The Games Do Count reveals that America’s best and brightest haven’t just worked hard—they’ve played hard—and the results have been staggering!

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  What the Mountain Knows - A...

  Dan Adler, Craig Boddington

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  The mountain is always talking. All you need to do is listen. 
  In What the Mountain Knows, Dan Adler takes readers beyond gear lists, trophy photos, and campfire stories into the deeper reality of Western hunting: the preparation, patience, humility, reverence, and grit it takes to become the kind of hunter the mountain rewards. 
  Drawing on four decades in the field and more than twenty years as a guide and outfitter, Dan shares the hard-learned lessons that built Diamond Outfitters into one of North America’s most trusted guide services. 
  Whether you are dreaming of your first Western hunt or chasing the next level after years in the field, What the Mountain Knows will challenge you to prepare harder, listen better, hunt with deeper gratitude, and step onto the mountain with the respect it deserves. 
  This is a book for hunters who know there is something more happening out there. Something that brings you face-to-face with God, the land, the animal, and yourself.

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  100 Mind-Blowing Soccer Facts -...

  Felix Grayson

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  Discover more books and audiobooks by Felix Grayson at FelixGrayson.com 
   
  100 Unbelievable Stories That Prove Soccer is the Craziest Sport 
   
  Soccer isn’t just a game—it’s a global phenomenon bursting with strange, wild, and unforgettable moments that defy logic. Whether you’re a die-hard fan, a trivia buff, or someone who just loves hearing the unexpected, this audiobook delivers 100 jaw-dropping stories that will leave you stunned. 
   
  Inside, you’ll hear about: 
  
  The time a goalkeeper accidentally scored with his backside 
  The referee who gave a red card to... a chair 
  A match brought to a halt by a drone mid-air 
  A player sent off for winking at his opponent 
  The shortest match ever—just 2 seconds long 
  A stray dog that ran on the pitch and saved a goal 
  A player who changed his name because he thought he was cursed 
  A fan who snuck onto the field—and actually played 
  
   
  From bizarre goals to absurd red cards, strange coincidences to hilarious fails, this audiobook is a goldmine of soccer’s most unpredictable moments. 
   
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  Soccer lovers who can’t get enough of the beautiful game’s weird side 
  Sports trivia fans looking for the wildest facts on record 
  Casual listeners who enjoy fun, fast, and surprising true stories 
  Anyone who wants the ultimate conversation starter 
  
   
  Whether you listen from start to finish or jump into random chapters, every story will surprise, entertain, and show you why soccer just might be the world’s craziest sport. 
   
  Hit play and get ready for a wild ride through 100 of the most mind-blowing moments in soccer history.

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  A Man for All Mountains - The...

  Mark Lambert

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  Sir John Laurence 'Jack' Longland (1905–1993) was one of the defining figures of British mountaineering and outdoor education in the twentieth century – a man whose influence reached from the highest mountains of the world to the classrooms, airwaves and policy rooms of post-war Britain.
  As a young climber, Jack Longland stood at the forefront of adventure. His eponymous climb on Clogwyn Du'r Arddu in North Wales in 1928 – the first on the crag's imposing West Buttress – confirmed his standing among Britain's leading rock climbers, while his 1930 ascent of Javelin Blade (E1) in Cwm Idwal was ahead of its time in terms of difficulty and boldness. Further from home, he was a member of the 1933 Everest expedition, gaining first-hand experience of the world's highest mountain at a formative moment in Himalayan exploration; after helping to establish camp 6, he famously led his team of Sherpas down to the safety of camp 5 in a storm. His participation in the 1935 Greenland expedition further demonstrated a lifelong appetite for remote and demanding terrain.
  Yet Longland's greatest legacy is how he connected mountaineering with public service. Appointed director of education for Dorset during the Second World War, and later for Derbyshire from 1949 to 1969, he became a visionary advocate for outdoor learning. In 1950 he founded White Hall, the first local authority outdoor pursuits centre in Britain, establishing a model that transformed access to the outdoors for generations of young people. He was knighted on his retirement in 1970.
  A respected leader within the climbing world, Longland served as chairman of the Mountain Leadership Training Board and of Plas y Brenin between 1964 and 1980, and as president of the Alpine Club from 1974 to 1976. His authority was matched by a gift for communication: he was a familiar and much-loved voice on BBC Radio, regularly contributing to Any Questions?, as well as chairing Country Questions in the 1940s and 1950s, and My Word! for twenty years from 1957.
  In A Man for All Mountains, the long-awaited biography of Jack Longland, Mark Lambert profiles a climber, educator and broadcaster united by a single belief: that mountains, landscapes and ideas are at their best when shared.

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  More Big Game Hunting Tales from...

  Russell Mott aka Double Barrel

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  What a surprise to find my grandfather's hunting stories that my mother saved for me. 
  Russell Mott aka “Double Barrel" hunts mountain sheep in British Columbia, Canada and lower California/Mexico. 
  His descriptions of the big game hunts, his guns, the countryside, the people, the guides, and wildlife are truly exceptional. 
  With every story, Mott offers valuable lessons about history, hunting and nature. 
  You will love listening his stories by narrator, Phil Parker. Join Mott on his hunting adventures now...

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  100 Exercises for Showjumping

  Sarah Tubbs

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  From guiding the showjumping horse through flatwork and the initial stages of training, to the collecting ring and competitions, 100 Exercises for Showjumping aims to cover all aspects of training with a wide range of exercises for all types of showjumping horses and ponies.

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