Review:For many years, people I play with have complained about my handicap. Yet I seldom play more than a stroke or two above or below my handicap. Yet during a round I will hit many fine shots seldom seen by someone with my handicap (a high one). Clearly, I must know what to do, but cannot do it consistently. People shake their heads at that explanation, and predict that my handicap will soon fall -- which it doesn't.
Having just read Mr. Gallwey's excellent book, The Inner Game of Work, I... Read more

Review:Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics

Anyone who loves the beautiful game should read this book, those obsessed with the sport should read it again. Well researched, well thought out & most certainly well worth the price. Read more

Review:Loved how candid and personal Abby was with her book. This well written, articulate and moving story is both inspirational and motivational for those seeking self introspection and trust in one's self. Read more

Review:This book is very good for a hard core survivorist and the weekend camper. The things he talks about make a lot if sense and his way of teaching is a lot better than most. I would recommend this book in a heart beat. Read more

Review:Throw Like a Girl, by Jennie Finch is an inspiring biography about the life of the amazing softball pitcher, Jennie Finch. It tells of the ups, downs, and super exciting parts of her lifetime. I would give it five stars because it is very detailed and a GOOD BOOK! Read more

Review:Matt Fitzgerald has written a very interesting and enjoyable book on the role of mental training for endurance athletes. I recommend this book to all endurance athletes and those who enjoy interesting narratives about individuals who have overcome challenges to become successful. The book can truly be enjoyed on 2 different levels:
• Stories of Elite Athletes who have achieved their best through development of better mental training skills and mindsets – these are truly inspirational storie... Read more

Review:As a female Saints fanatic and season ticket holder since '72, this book definitely fulfilled my expectations! Drew Brees is a one in a million guy, and I believe it when he says God led him to N.O. We needed a hero, and Drew fulfilled that need, along with many other caring people, in helping to restore 'the city that care forgot'.

The book was inspirational to me. I laughed, smiled, giggled, and cried. It was so well written that I felt I was sitting there with Drew as he told his s... Read more

Review:Forty Million Dollar Slaves: The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of the Black Athlete

by journalist William C. Rhoden gives a no-holds barred, unadulterated low-down about highly paid black athletes and the juxtaposition of slavery. How did Rhoden come to the conclusion that most Black athletes are highly paid slaves? He starts off methodically detailing the history of African Americans sports dating back to the plantation when slaves were a commodity; property to be used for entertainment as ... Read more

Review:This exciting expedition to form the first Northwestern post to deal with furs here in the states and foreign lands thereafter was conducted on land and sea.
The gruelling land adventures led to starvation death and betrayal.
On sea,again led destruction of the sea adventure.
You can almost feel the depth of w hat these early explorers felt.
This is a good and historical read. Read more

Review:Great book highly recommend. It shows you how to approach the game of baseball and how to prepare yourself for a game , but the information not only applies to baseball but to other things as well. Great book. Read more