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Featured Books
Track and Field Coaching Young Athletes
by Owen and Maryna van Niekerk
This book is for coaches, teachers and parents who have young athletes in their school or training groups. The book provides many well illustrated activities to use for the selection of young athletes for further coaching. A series of drills and coaching tips, suggestions for planning programmes, and methods for improving the level of safety are provided.
Featured Books
Track and Field Coaching Sprints
by Owen van Niekerk
This book is for coaches, parents, sprinters and all the young beginners, to study the correct art of sprint training, to improve their athletic ability and natural talent. To become a world class sprinter the athlete should first be identified, tested and only then developed in the correct way.