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Lower your scores, increase enjoyment. Are you struggling to take your golf game to the next level? Learn the philosophy that has helped thousands of players worldwide lower their scores and improve their relationship with golf. Swing tips come and go, but foundational golf skills last forever.

You are standing at the edge of victory. The pressure is intense. Your heartbeat echoes in your ears as silence surrounds you. In that moment, it is not just your stroke that matters—it is your mind. Every great pool player knows the difference between a good shot and a winning mindset. The mental game is what separates consistent champions from casual players. Whether you are a seasoned competitor or just starting out, The Mental Edge gives you the tools to master the internal battles that decide the outcome of every match.

The Mental Edge for Young Athletes is a practical, one-of-a-kind guide for athletes and their parents (includes a powerful parent guide) written by two-time world champion and elite mental coach Jeff Greenwald, MFT. While many of the recent mental training books for kids offer surface-level advice or rigid checklists, The Mental Edge for Young Athletes goes much deeper and is remarkably relatable.

The Youth Volleyball Handbook breaks down the game in a fun, approachable way for listeners of all ages. With clear explanations, practical drills, and age-specific strategies, this guide covers everything from bumping and serving to game-day emotions and team dynamics. You'll learn how to build confidence, improve skills, and create a positive environment where players thrive—on and off the court.

In The Parent Edge, former MLB player and certified mindset coach Chad Hermansen delivers a practical and heartfelt guide for parents navigating the emotional rollercoaster of youth sports. Drawing on his own experience as a pro athlete, father of four, and mental performance coach, Chad shares the single most powerful tool he’s ever learned, the CTFAR self-coaching model and teaches parents how to use it to shift from reactive to intentional.

What does it take for an athlete to thrive under pressure — and in life? It’s not just their physical skills — it’s the mindset they build along the way. Morgan Stuart, a professional infield coach for youth softball players, knows that success is more than just your stats. It’s about how athletes handle challenges, respond to pressure, and turn setbacks into opportunities for growth.

Discover the transformative power of community connection with "Building Champions," your comprehensive guide to enhancing the landscape of youth sports. This essential resource delves into the vital role communities play in nurturing young athletes, ensuring that sports initiatives are inclusive, diverse, and enduring. "Building Champions" opens with an exploration of how communities shape the development of young athletes by fostering collaboration and understanding the unique dynamics of youth sports. Navigate the process of creating sustainable programs by identifying local needs and ...

Filled with delightful and insightful stories about golf and the golfers Rotella works with, Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect will improve the game of even the most casual weekend player.

Philadelphia Inquirer Eagles beat reporter Zach Berman takes fans on a journey through the action-packed season - from the preseason and midseason player pickups that shaped a championship team to the gut-wrenching injury of star quarterback Carson Wentz through to the bold play calling and nail-biting moments in Super Bowl LII, in which the Eagles bested the favored-to-win New England Patriots.

From day one at Newbury Park High School, Brosnan made a promise: Give me your total commitment and I’ll give you a state championship in four years. He did them one better: Brosnan’s runners would take an unprecedented three consecutive national championships, smashing records, winning Division I scholarships, and representing their country in the Olympics. With expert insights and a deep love for the sport, Sean Brosnan’s Beyond Fast offers a riveting chronicle of that journey.

Parents shape their young athletes' mental strength through everyday interactions, creating the foundation for both athletic success and life skills. This comprehensive guide gives parents the tools they need to build resilience, confidence, and mental toughness in their young athletes.

Football has always been called a game of inches. Now it is also a game of numbers. Gridiron Analytics: The New Science of Winning Football reveals how data, probability, and cutting-edge tracking technology are rewriting the sport’s playbook forever. From the coin toss to fourth-down decisions, no choice on the field is trivial. Coaches who once leaned on instinct now face the reality that every snap carries measurable odds. This book takes you inside that shift, showing how the smallest decisions alter win probability and why the margins decide championships. With real stories drawn ...

Championship programs are not built on slogans or highlight reels. They are built one shoelace, one stance, one rep at a time. Coaching College Football: Schemes, Recruiting, and Program Culture is both a playbook and a cultural blueprint, showing how the smallest details and disciplined systems shape programs that last. Drawing on decades of lessons from locker rooms, bus rides, weight rooms, and Saturday sidelines, this book weaves together parables of lived football experience with step-by-step frameworks for execution. Stories bring the lessons to life, while structured processes give ...

Great teams aren’t built on talent alone. They’re built on systems—disciplined frameworks of preparation, culture, and execution. The Pro Standard reveals how the league’s best coaches and players turn chaos into clarity, week after week, season after season. From Sunday night film sessions to Saturday walkthroughs, this book strips down the rhythms of professional football and rebuilds them into a blueprint any coach can apply. It is not theory—it is process. Every chapter delivers practical systems tested under the brightest lights in sports. Readers will walk through the ...

Linebackers are the heartbeat of every great defense. They stand at the crossroads of violence and vision, where a single step determines whether the play ends in triumph or disaster. Heart of the Defense: Mastering Linebacker Play in Football delivers a complete roadmap for mastering the craft, blending timeless wisdom with modern process-driven techniques. This book speaks with the voice of a coach who has lived the game. Through vivid stories drawn from locker rooms, practice fields, and championship sidelines, readers will feel the humor, humility, and hard lessons of football’s most ...

Invisible Innovators: Coaches Who Quietly Changed the Game The spotlight rarely shines on them. Their names aren’t etched in stadiums or shouted in commercials. Yet without their ideas, the sports we love would look completely different. Invisible Innovators uncovers the untold stories of fifteen coaches from around the world who transformed football, basketball, soccer, and beyond. They weren’t always glamorous, but they were pioneers — men who trusted youth before it was fashionable, who brought science into training, who invented systems that others later claimed. Inside, you’ll ...

Coaching the Relational Blob: Transforming Youth Soccer Through Connection redefines how the modern coach teaches the game. Based on the philosophy of Relationism—a South American–born approach where soccer exists as fluid movement rather than fixed positions—this book introduces the blob: a living, breathing model of collective intelligence. Instead of isolating technique or assigning rigid roles, this method teaches players to move as a single coordinated organism—expanding, compressing, and adapting to the game’s rhythm. The blob is both a metaphor and a method, showing young ...

Football has never stood still. Every generation of coaches and players has sought an edge, crafting new formations, refining old ideas, and forcing defenses into a constant state of adaptation. Offense Evolutions: A Century of Football Innovation tells the story of how strategy, discipline, and creativity transformed the game from bruising scrums into the complex chess match we watch today. Beginning with Pop Warner’s single wing and Knute Rockne’s forward pass, the narrative traces the rise of the T-formation, the explosion of option football, and the precision of the West Coast ...

Quarterbacks face the fastest decision-making environment in sports. In a matter of seconds, they must recognize defensive structures, align timing with receivers, and deliver the ball with precision while under extreme pressure. The Quarterback’s Mind examines the mental frameworks that make this possible and shows how those same skills can be trained in any high-performance field. The book explores the science of anticipation, the role of working memory, and how athletes develop resilience when mistakes inevitably occur. It explains how film study serves as mental rehearsal, how vision ...

A defensive back’s life is lived on the island—alone, exposed, and judged on every snap. In The Shut Down: Defensive Coverage Dominance in Football, the craft of cornerbacks and safeties is broken down in detail, blending the wisdom of locker room storytelling with the clarity of disciplined coaching. This book is not about motivation or clichés. It is about the technical and mental systems that create lockdown defenders. From stance and backpedal to press coverage, off-man leverage, and deep safety responsibility, each chapter builds mastery step by step. Anecdotes from practices and ...