Sports - Instruction

The objective of this book is to help the new coach gain confidence in his or her ability to coach the game of tennis.

This book will help the new coach develop skills, promote and maintain a tennis program to satisfy the needs of the individual player and team through his knowledge from using this book as a guide.

Provide the coach the ability to help his/her team have fun, play well without fear of embarrassment.

Coach Brown is dedicated to teaching and helping those who are willing to learn the game of tennis.

Are you a parent or guardian that has a child in grade school, middle school, or high school that plays sports? If your answer is yes, then this book is a must read. The number one reason kids go out for sports is to have fun! In today’s competition world things have really changed. The focus seems to be on winning at all costs. Parents are pressuring their kids. Athletes are transferring out of their schools as coaches try to build powerhouses. This book will help you, as a parent, avoid the dark side that could leave your child depressed and unhappy. The author has pinpointed crucial issues and resolutions. Read about helpful tips, for you as a parent, to guide your child in a fun adventure in sports. Learn about what it takes to be a good sport as a parent or as an athlete. The author writes about true experiences that will be of value as you discover a successful and productive ride with your children in the world of sports.

Machine Games is a compilation of baseball oriented games that make use of the pitching machine as a device of competition. The games included are designed for play by two to eight participants, and are fun, challenging, and completely competitive. Machine Games will enhance the pastime of any baseball enthusiast.

Ben Hogan’s legendary secret finally comes to light, literally making it a whole new ball game. This Whip grip (coupled with a change in the stance) is designed to give the rest of us the flexibility that has been missing from the Vardon technique since the days of the hickory shaft. Named after the first man-made object to break the sound barrier – the Bullwhip – it enhances the four variables to the physics formula for distance: more length, width, launch angle and clubhead speed.

The senior golfer will find it a veritable fountain of youth; supplying extra distance, while massively reducing joint and muscle stress with an astounding additional THREE FEET OF TAKEAWAY ON THE DRAWBACK. For the pro, it prevents the small muscles in the hands from creating havoc under the pressure of the TV cameras. For the novice, it’s a fast track method of improvement to the intermediate and advanced levels. And, for the non-golfer, it provides a method of hearing the glorious wail of the bagpipes for the very first time.