Review:This is an outstanding book. Coach Boyle delivers a comprehensive plan for injury prevention through sound training. His resume speaks for itself but the aspect of his career that I appreciate the most is his willingness to remain open to change. He's not so proud to change his ways where science and practice reveal a new direction. This is a great strength and conditioning resource. Read more

Review:Little disappointed in lack of instruction of how to properly run. But then again that's not the point of this book. The point is to how to be READY TO RUN and it does a fantastic job of helping you understand how you should prepare Read more

Review:Carl and Anthony's book is an absolute game-changer for those looking for guidance when it comes to improving health and body mechanics. This book works for all audiences, from fit athletes looking to maximize on-field performance to portly adults looking to learn how to effectively bend over without splitting the crotch of their chinos (THIS guy). Highly recommended. Read more

Review:The game recaps and inside insight is truly amazing. The details about how this team was built are mind blowing. The pure dedication to success shown by this entire organization is present throughout and should serve as a guide to other teams and other sports. AAA+++ Read more

Review:Ted Williams has written the best book on hitting. He stresses the importance of hitting according to your style. The key is getting a good pitch to hit and not making it easier for the pitcher to get you out. Read more

Review:Coach Leach tells it like he sees it. Starting from funny stories of his childhood, up through law school, to starting to coach football. Highly entertaining book, I finished it on about 4 days, and I'm usually not a person who reads much. Read more

Review:Great book for even the seasoned runner to gain new tips and info on ultra running. Hal is very detailed in each subject described. Hal's writing style is easy to read with plenty of humor and real life examples thrown in. Read more

Review:I could not decide between this book and the similarly-titled one by Claire Kowalski so I actually went to the bookstore and spent some time flipping through them both. They both seem very good and well-informed, but the Kowalski book is definitely geared more toward beginners (in tone, mostly, but also in content). I am looking to move from beginner to intermediate level running and found that this book fit my needs much better. This one I think is also good for beginners, but the Kowalski b... Read more

Review:Written by maybe the best teacher who ever coached the game.
Has more valuable teaching ideas than any book ever written.
Love the examples give by, not only the author but many odther great coaches in the game.
I would highly recommend this book for every coach who has and will coach the game in the future. Read more

Review:It was interesting what Matheny said about youth league sports. Although I never stayed in a sport more than one year (until cross country and track in high school), it gave me a different look on how youth sports are managed today. Read more