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Yoga inspired Golf Instruction by award winning teacher Kevin Ralbovsky

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John McEnroe, at both his best and worst, defined a generation. His quest for perfection, combined with his unstable temper, dramatized the 1980s. Here, the author tries to understand what is was to be McEnroe during this period, drawing parallels between top sports heroes and how we measure our ow

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For O'Grady, the obsession has, at times, been all-consuming and On Golf is structured around a personal history - how his father played and taught him, how the game dominated his teenage years, and how father and son continued to talk manically about the game even as the older man lay fading away in the bed in which he would die.

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* One of golf's most celebrated writers takes us inside one of sport's most famous tournaments - the US Open.

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An account of the June 2002 U.S. Open, which took place at a public course for the first time, discusses such topics as its pairing decisions, its qualifiers, and the particular challenges of the Bethpage State Park golf course.

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The original foray into participatory journalism that started it all, Out of my League announced George Plimpton as a giant of sports journalism, able to penetrate deep into the very spirit of sport, with his characteristic wit, charm and grace.

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Seven years ago, in a country which does not have a real cricket pitch, there was no national team. But a group of young Afghan men, exiled by war, learnt to play in the smashed concrete of refugee camps, and have risen from obscurity to the groomed grass pitches of international cricket. This is the true story of the Afghanistan cricket team.

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Rugby league's 'King' as you've never seen him. Wally talks about the difficulty in facing major surgery and the emotional and physical impact of his deteriating condition.

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The incredible true story of a a football team in the United States made up of refugee children.

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Written by his wife Tracey Stewart, this is the only authorized biography of Payne Stewart. It gives the reader a detailed look into Paynes life through the eyes of the person closest to him throughout all the triumphs and disasters of his career.

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Pete Rose is baseball's Hit King, the Major Leagues' all-time leader in career hits. Baseball author David Jordan presents an even-handed look at Rose's life, career, and post-baseball life, and lets the reader decide for him- or herself.

It has been said that hitting a baseball is the hardest thing in professional sports.

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Now fully updated with brand new material, this is his fascinating personal tribute to the fine players and wonderful characters who have stimulated his love affair with the game of golf for more than half a century.

Featuring stars of yesteryear such as Bobby Jones, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Tony Jacklin;

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Play Ball is the writer's personal nine inning memoir chronicling his experiences from Little League through Senior Softball. Most important, are the lessons learned and the teammates and coaches that shaped his career

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Transform your golf game by learning from the teachings of Tiger Woods, the man who has taken the world of golf by storm.

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Presents the modern tale about fame and Australia's obsession with its sporting heroes. This book traces Gary Ablett's rise and fall - from superstar athlete to disgrace and humiliation following drug convictions, and the death of a woman in his presence. It also provides a glimpse into the hidden world of professional sport.

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George Peper has been lucky to share a special friendship with his 18-year-old son, Scott, due to sharing a mutual passion for golf. Here, George touches on the universal lessons of life, love and golf, as he's learned them from his teenaged son.

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Liz Ellis is vice-captain of the Australian netball team. This text explains to young readers exactly what is is like to be a well-known top-level sportswoman in Australia. Liz looks back at what she needed to do to be successful, the sacrifices made, lessons learned, and the good times, too.

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An invaluable guide to the most common rules a golfer is likely to encounter on the golf course.

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Aware of Mr. Doby's neglect by biographers, Mr. Moore, who has been a fan of his subject ever since he heard the Doby legend, seeks to give him recognition.

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With nearly 15,000 entries, this bibliography serves to bring control to the literature of American-style professional football and, in a selective fashion, to Canadian and Australian professional football.

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This year's most explosive expose discloses the names of the convicted criminals in the NFL, the stunning severity of their crimes, and tells why they're still playing.

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Lawrence Donegan - author, musician, European PGA Tour caddy (retired) - is determined play his patriotic part.

Too mean to buy a ticket, and cruelly denied a place on the European team by a selection process emphasising the ability to play golf, Donegan tries - and fails - to become Lee Westwood's bagman at the Belfry.

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This book tells the story of the greatest games and coaches in the NFL in the 1950s and 60s. Exclusive interviews with players from this era bring a fresh perspective on games such as the Ice Bowl and Super Bowl III, and on coaches such as Vince Lombardi, Tom Landry, and Don Shula.