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"All articles were previously published, in slightly differenct form, on ESPN.com from 2011-2013."--Title page verso.

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A revealing, behind-the-scenes account of the 1984 NBA draft, considered the greatest ever, as general managers, coaches, and players describe what really went down

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Shibe Park was demolished in 1976, and today its site is surrounded by the devastation of North Philadelphia. Kuklick, however, vividly evokes the feelings people had about the home of the Philadelphia Athletics and later the Phillies.

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Outlines important life lessons that can be learned through tracking skills, explaining how the physical skills of the Native American scouts can lead to enlightenment.

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The long-awaited sequel to the bestselling classic memoir, A Handful of Summers.

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In this poignant and inspiring memoir, the author shares his struggle to push past the limits imposed on him by his visual impairment--and by a seeing world. His story is about finding the courage to reach for that ultimate summit, and transforming a life into something truly miraculous.

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Synopsis coming soon.......

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A handbook for those fitness professionals who work with older adults. This practical book covers: the relationship between fitness and ageing - the components of fitness and their use with different age groups; training adults with chronic conditions - the common conditions effecting older adults and the implications for training; and more.

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The definitive resource for time-challenged triathletes looking to maximize their training.

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Shane Gould blazed her way into sporting history, breaking 11 world swimming records and winning five Olympic medals in Munich in 1972. Yet her career lasted for just three years. At 13, she became a household name; and at 16 she retired and almost disappeared. This book talks about the story of Shane Gould.

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Breaking down the statistical likelihood of scoring to within an inch of its life, while weaving together exclusive anecdotes from legends of the penalty with intriguing revelations by psychologists and sports scientists, this is the book that finally provides the answers to one of football's oldest questions. How do you score from twelve yards

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Takes us into the world of the elite of the elite: the greatest marathoners on earth.

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When the National Baseball Hall of Fame inducted its first class of players in 1936, Ty Cobb received more votes than any other playereven more than did fellow inductee Babe Ruth.

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A study of gliding, exploring how and why a glider flies. Written by a gliding instructor, it seeks to demystify the theory behind the subject. This fourth edition is updated to include developments in technology and high-performance gliders.

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Charts an exciting new era in Australian boxing between the years 2000 to 2009, a time of promise and hope. Out of this decade came the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and a group of newly blooded fighters arrived. Impressive performances at the highest level helped push boxing back into the spotlight.

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A light-hearted look at the lockkeeper's job, be it a rural little lock on the canals, or an ultra-modern affair at a huge marina. Jake Kavanagh presents a humorous survey, in cartoons and anecdotes, of the scrapes people get into when trying to use locks.

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