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Athlete. Runner. Marathoner. Are these words you wouldn't exactly use to describe yourself? Do you consider yourself too old or too out of shape to run a marathon? But somewhere deep inside have you always admired the people who could reach down and come up with the mental and physical strength to complete such a daunting and rewarding accomplishment? It doesn't have to be somebody else crossing the finish line. You can be a marathoner. The Non-Runner's Marathon Trainer is based on the highly successful marathon class offered by the University of Northern Iowa, which was featured in a Runner's World article titled "Marathoning 101." The class has been offered five times over 10 years, and all but one student finished the marathon. That is approximately 200 students -- all first time marathoners and many with absolutely no running background. This book follows the same 16-week, four-day-a-week workout plan. What makes the success rate of this program so much higher than any other? The special emphasis on the psychological aspects of endurance activities. You don't have to love to run -- you don't even have to like it -- but you have to realize that you are capable of more than you have ever thought possible. One participant in the program explained it like this: "I'm doing this for me -- not for others or the time clock. I just feel better when I run, plus it helps me to cope with things in general. The skills we've learned in this class don't apply just to marathoning -- they apply to life! Just like you never know what the next step in a marathon will bring, so too, you never know what will happen next in life. But if you don't keep going, you're never going to find out. By staying relaxed, centered, and positive you handle just about anything that comes your way." This is marathon running for real people, people with jobs and families and obligations outside of running. The Non-Runner's Marathon Trainer has proven successful for men and women of all ages. Now let it work for you.

Are you pro football fan who enjoys a good challenge? If so, Pro Football Trivia is just for you. Author Bob Gill has compiled hundreds of fascinating questions on every aspect of America''s favorite sport in a unique format. Each of the sixteen chapters, or "games," is divided into four quarters covering such topics as: Milestones Nicknames Rookie feats Greatest moments Coaches Minor leagues (and others) The Hall of Fame and much more Test your knowledge of the pro game and find out how much you really know about the NFL! Bob Gill is the coauthor of the acclaimed Pro Football Encyclopedia. He is an editor at The Capital in Annapolis, Maryland.

Once again the best coaches of Europe have contributed drills to elevate your players to their highest ability. Focusing on combination plays and small sided games, this book is designed to channel individual skills into game situations. Each drill features an objective, clear instructions, easy-to-follow organizational factors, a diagram, possible variations, and coaching points--everything coaches need to refresh their practices and keep players motivated. Dutch Soccer Drill, Volume II is a must-have reference for coaches who want to help players make the transition from practice field to playing field. About the Author Richard Kentwell is a licensed English F.A. Coach with over 25 years of coaching experience. The author of five books and numerous articles, Kentwell earned his masters degree in education from Boston University with a specialization in human movements. He is a director of the British American School of Soccer and president of Reedswain, the coaching video and book specialists.

"The Windmill Pitcher is the most comprehensive book on fastpitch pitching that I have read. It is an excellent reference for both coaches and pitchers." -- Ernie Parker, world-renowned pitching coach "I now have a comprehensive reference book to offer the people who contact me about pitching. The chapter on increasing ball speed is outstanding. There was an incredible need for this book and I thank Barry for writing it." -- Sherry Werner, PhD, lead researcher, International Olympic Committee's Submission on Biomechanics and Physiology "One of the most comprehensive fastpitch instructional books on the market today. A must addition for any coach's library." -- Art Certosimo, DuPage County, Illinois Barry Simmons has been a pitcher in men's fastpitch softball leagues at all levels for 35 years. Also a student of art and design, Sammons used his knowledge to develop many of the illustrations used in the book. He is an attorney for the Milwaukee, Wisconsin firm of Quarles & Brady.

Often thought of as an activity just for actors or an elite few, fencing is actually an ideal sport for people of all ages. Fencing develops dexterity, endurance, flexibility, grace, and overall fitness, while also allowing participants the opportunity to hone the mind''s problem-solving abilities. It is easily learned and practiced by both young and old, men and women, boys and girls. It has even been molded to fit the needs of the blind and individuals using wheelchairs. This is truly a sport for everyone. The Art and Science of Fencing covers everything from the history of the sport to the specifics of fencing technique, including the psychology of fencing, types of fencing weapons, biographies of great fencers, and information on selecting a fencing school and getting started in the sport. This book is a necessity for everyone who''s ever seen an Errol Flynn movie and thought "Hey, that could be me!"