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  The Ghosts of Autumn - A Season...

  Joel Spring

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  Join Joel Spring for one brief season in the life of an avid outdoorsman. Stories of dogs and deer, friendship and adventure, heartache and triumph are set against a backdrop of the vivid colors of autumn. From the first few wisps of cool north wind in September, through the frigid mountain cold of a late December morning, the author treats you like a welcomed friend.Spring's carefully crafted prose revisits the ghosts of hundreds of past hunts with good dogs and good friends will appeal not only to avid hunters and outdoorsmen but also anyone who appreciates fine writing about nature. Spend some time with Joel Spring and The Ghosts of Autumn."This is my cathedral. These are my meditations. I was raised Methodist, but this is my religion. The fields and woods and old orchards here are sacred ground. I feel the presence of my old friends. I am humbled in the face of the beauty of the place and experience the quiet only found in nature. The peace for which we all search envelops me. On my worst days I've never failed to find it here."

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  How To Play Pickleball For...

  Michael Browne

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  Looking for a sport that combines the thrill of tennis, the finesse of badminton, and the zaniness of ping-pong?Look no further than pickleball! And if you're a beginner, fear not - How To Play Pickleball For Beginners has got you covered.In this informative guide, you'll learn everything you need to know about the world of pickleball. From the history of the sport to the nitty-gritty of serving, scoring, and avoiding faults, How To Play Pickleball For Beginners will have you swinging like a pro in no time.But this book isn't just about the basics. You'll also discover secret strategies to take your game to the next level, whether you're playing singles or doubles. And with helpful illustrations and step-by-step instructions, you'll never feel lost on the court.So why wait? Whether you're a die-hard athlete or just looking for a fun way to stay active, How To Play Pickleball For Beginners is the perfect guide to this fun and exciting sport.Download the audio now and get ready to dink, smash, and pickle your way to victory!

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  Until The Last Dog - One Man's...

  Rob Downey

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  What drives a man to spend decades racing through the harshest terrains of Alaska? 
  Discover the unbreakable bond between a man and his dogs in this extraordinary memoir. 
  In Until The Last Dog, you'll follow the incredible adventures of an accomplished sled dog racer who has spent 38 years competing in some of the most challenging races from Alaska to Argentina. With dogs by his side, he has faced life-threatening encounters with Alaskan wildlife and found deep joy in the solitude of the wilderness. His stories are filled with humor, heart, and the raw beauty of nature. 
  In this book, you will learn to:Survive a wildlife attack in the Alaskan wilderness.Understand the deep bond between man and dog.Embrace the philosophy of never quitting and following your dreams.Discover how sled dog racing can be a family activity.Appreciate the importance of nutrition for dogs. 
  Until The Last Dog captures the essence of adventure, survival, and the enduring spirit of the wild. This book reveals the triumphs and challenges of a life dedicated to racing and training sled dogs. 
  Join the journey—experience the wild through the eyes of a true adventurer.

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  Winning From Within - A Playbook...

  Tyrre Burks

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  An overview of the current mental health epidemic in youth sports: strategies for coaches, parents, and affected individuals to tackle mental, emotional, and physical challenges and get back to their love for the game.

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  Hot Barrels! - Shooting...

  J. C. Jeremy Hobson

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  Anyone who has been at all involved in game shooting for any length of time will, over the years, have undoubtedly gained a great deal of knowledge regarding how to shoot a high pheasant, train a gun dog, use 'best practice' incubation techniques and run a shooting day with expertise. Tried and tested, such knowledge is proven and sound, but have you ever had cause to ponder on some of the lesser-known realities and possible myths connected to many other aspects of the sport? Ponder no more for, in this book can be found the answers to almost any and every shoot day-related question that you've ever wanted to know. Within its covers are exposed the superstitions of some game shots and keepers; commonly held beliefs explained; 'facts' declared fallacies and, conversely, theories that might, on first hearing, seem somewhat suspect, given credence as a result of scientific research. Can, for instance, a grouse fly faster than a partridge? Is it that, as it seems, a pheasant's hearing becomes more astute as the shooting season progresses – and could, as has often been claimed, a pheasant on the south coast of England during World War One have actually heard the sounds of military fire many miles away across the English Channel? Why was Napoleon once chased by rabbits and why might today's gamekeepers be interested to know of an Act passed by Henry VIII in 1566? Keepers and shoot captains alike will certainly be interested to read as to whether or not it's true that some strains of pheasants are more likely to wander over the boundary than others, whilst those with dogs will want to know if, as is sometimes claimed, 'a good gun dog can ever be a bad colour'. The truth behind the origins of some items of sporting clothing are explained, as are the reasons why one should never say goodbye to fellow Guns whilst standing on a bridge! In amongst it all, much mention is made of general rural life and weather lore. As to the latter, it seems that it's more worthwhile taking note of some of the old sayings than it is modern weather forecasters – particularly when attempting to shoot snipe in winter, or pigeons in the fog. There's no doubt that this, at times, somewhat quirky tome will be of widespread interest to all who love being out in the shooting field at no matter what level. Well researched, and with outstanding tongue-in-cheek illustrations from the incredibly talented Bryn Parry, Hot Barrels! is sure to inform, amuse, entertain and educate.

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  Succeed in your first triathlon

  Robert Tolksdorf

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  So, you want to give it a try with your first triathlon? Because you lost a bet? Because you are going through a midlife crisis and want to prove your youth? Or because you are athletically ambitious? No matter what, these are all good reasons to try it. In this audiobook, you will learn everything you need to know in a concise way at a beginner's level. You should do it and have fun doing it. Podiums will come later ... 
  Find out what distances there are and what equipment you need for swimming, cycling, and running in a triathlon. Learn what the transition area looks like in a triathlon and how you move around it during the competition. You will get tips on what to eat before the competition and what to pack. Find out how it works on the ground with the distribution of starting numbers and the check-in to the transition area. Set up your transition area so that you can quickly access your equipment during the competition without a lot of confusion and searching. 
  When you start for the first time, a vivid description of the competition process, including the two transitions, will help you. Avoid major mistakes and have fun. Finish successfully and enjoy the aftermath. You might even enjoy your sore muscles later. If you’ve been infected with triathlon addiction, get to know the wide range of multisport options. Get the triathlon badge, plan further competitions, and find a club. This humorous and compact description will motivate you to have a great sporting experience.  
  Disclaimer for the book: There are no training plans. You can find plenty of these on the Internet and you have to do the training yourself anyway! 
  The author Robert Tolksdorf was a university professor of computer science until 2016. He discovered a penchant for endurance sports in his mid-forties, which he pursued as a hobby as a marathon runner, triathlete, and long-distance swimmer.

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