A Treatise On the Care, Treatment, and Training of the English Race Horse
Driving, by the Duke of Beaufort, With Contributions by Other Authorities
The Field Book; Or, Sports and Pastimes of the British Islands, by the Author of 'wild Sports of the West'
A Treatise On the Care, Treatment, and Training of the English Race Horse
A Complete History of the European Figure Skating Championships
A Complete History of the World Figure Skating Championships
Frank Forester's Horse and Horsemanship of the United States and British Provinces of North America
Southern New Hampshire Trail Map
This full-color, topographic, waterproof and tear-resistant Tyvek map is an indispensable resource for any hiker or backpacker setting out in central or southern New Hampshire. Created using the latest GIS information, including cutting-edge LiDAR data, this fully updated map features trail-segment mileage and information to make your trip-planning easier. Covered areas include Mount Monadnock, Mount Sunapee and Pillsbury state parks, Mount Cardigan, and the Belknap Range. This map is made to withstand many years of hard use on the trail and is the ideal upgrade to the paper maps that come with AMC's Southern New Hampshire Trail Guide, 6th Edition.
Upset at Oakmont
In 1919, at Oakmont Country Club, seventeen-year-old Bobby Jones fought his way to the finals for a chance to make history as the youngest winner of the U.S. Amateur Championship. Standing in his way was twenty-one-year-old Dave Herron, a Pittsburgh native and former Oakmont caddie. Despite his relatively unknown status and to the shock of many, Dave beat Bobby with the most spectacular golf--under par at Oakmont--in U.S. Amateur history. Upset at Oakmont is a dual biography of two gifted child athletes in early twentieth-century America. One, in the 1920s, would become as famous as Babe Ruth; the other would be quickly forgotten and his victory forever tarnished. Although both golfers were children of affluence, their pathways to the 1919 U.S. Amateur were starkly different because of their differing dispositions, their parents, the impact of place ("New South" Atlanta vs. Steel-City Pittsburgh), and the timing of World War I in shaping their adolescence. Rigorously researched, Upset at Oakmont adds new dimension to understanding the revolution in American golf that started with Francis Ouimet's victory at Brookline in 1913. Employing new statistical data to challenge previous narratives, this book re-creates the epic clash between Jones and Herron in exciting detail, while employing novel empirical methods to advance scholarship on the "Golden Era" of American amateur golf.
Ponytails To The Basket
You've just been "volunteered" to coach your child's grade school basketball team...what now? Coach Joel's book lays out a teaching curriculum for how to develop your players through their formative grade school years and prepare them for the next levels of basketball. What skills should be taught in 3rd grade, and what should wait until 6th? How should you plan your practices? How can you (and CAN'T you) be helpful to them during the middle of a game? Coach Joel walks you through practices, games, film, communication strategies, how to teach team offense and defense, and even how to handle parents and referees! This book is a must-have for any parent-turned-coach who wants to do right by their kids at the grade school level.
Ponytails To The Basket
You've just been "volunteered" to coach your child's grade school basketball team...what now? Coach Joel's book lays out a teaching curriculum for how to develop your players through their formative grade school years and prepare them for the next levels of basketball. What skills should be taught in 3rd grade, and what should wait until 6th? How should you plan your practices? How can you (and CAN'T you) be helpful to them during the middle of a game? Coach Joel walks you through practices, games, film, communication strategies, how to teach team offense and defense, and even how to handle parents and referees! This book is a must-have for any parent-turned-coach who wants to do right by their kids at the grade school level.
