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LPGA's Guide To Every Shot Contributor Wins the Women's U.S. Open With the Lowest Final Round in its History
In the tiny New England town of South Hadley, Massachusetts, not far from where she was born, Meg Mallon celebrated her fourth major of her career with a two-shot victory over Annika Sorenstam in the 2004 U.S. Women's Open.SAVE 15% on ALL Human Kinetics' Football Books!
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A Birthday Goal from More Than Goals by Claudio Reyna and Michael Woitalla
Our plan was to storm the Argentines as soon as we heard the opening whistle. We knew they'd expect us to play for a 0-0. They probably figured that we'd retreat into our half and enable them to play themselves into a rhythm. Bruce wanted us to show them we weren't intimidated. He's a big believer in setting a tone early in the game that lets the opposition know they're in for a battle. As we lined up for the kickoff, I thought about how Bruce always wants someone from our team to be the one to deliver the game's first solid tackle.Success Is Not Winning from Successful Coaching (3rd Edition) by Rainer Martens
The basic problem about this issue of worthiness is that athletes learn from parents, coaches, teammates, and the media to gauge their self-worth largely by whether they win or lose. The devastating result is that athletes can maintain their sense of self-worth only by making others feel unworthy. The most important thing you can do as a coach to enhance the motivation of your athletes is to change this yardstick of success.New Releases
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