by Chris Donner (1987)
Sylvain accompagne la classe de filles de sa mère aux sports d'hiver. A dix ans, une sensualité exacerbée stimule une sexualité naissante. L'amour solitaire évolue pour faire place à l'amour de Sylvie et à l'insécurité due à l'ignorance des gestes à poser. Certaines descriptions sont susceptibles de troubler des jeunes et d'indisposer des adultes.
David Potter
Presents the role of sport in the classical world from both the competitors' and the spectators' perspectives. Discusses how sport became a social force through its roles in religion, politics, and culture. Includes descriptions of conditioning, training, and competitions.
Debra J. Rose, Robert W. Christina
"This up-to-date textbook provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles of motor control and motor learning. The authors integrate knowledge from the fields of cognitive psychology and neuroscience to provide you with a more complete understanding of the multilevel processes that contribute to the acquisition and control of movement skills."--BOOK JACKET.
Bill Rodgers and Scott Douglas
Take the intimidation out of running. This guide is packed with tips and techniques on everything from getting started to more advanced methods of training.
Walt Frazier with Dan Markowitz
The basketball legend offers an inside look at the sport from both a historical and personal perspective and discusses the importance of mental skill and timing over stylish moves as key strengths that modern-day players need to develop.