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Dive into the heart of the world's most popular sport, soccer, where every moment thrives with tension and excitement, every skillful maneuver draws spectators' attention, and tactical battles are waged with high stakes. At the core of this beautiful game lies the might of formations — the tactical architecture that defines a team's character, enhances its strengths, and dictates its gameplay. Soccer Coaching: 11v11 Soccer Formations: Masterclass in Soccer Formations, History, Case Studies & Tactics is your comprehensive guide to the intricate world of these crucial structures. Consider ...

The Double Cross Which Brought Down the Most Powerful Organization in Professional Wrestling Between 1923 and 1928, World Champion Ed "Strangler" Lewis, manager Billy Sandow and promotional genius Joseph "Toots" Mondt dominated pro wrestling. Their promotional practices resulted in Ed "Strangler" Lewis earning more money than any professional athlete in the 1920s including Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey. Riding a high tide of full houses and big gates, poor decisions based on greed led to trouble for both the Trio and professional wrestling. Learn How a 45-Year-Old Changed the Fortunes of ...

Looking to become a college basketball expert? Look no further than March Madness: The History and Meaning of the NCAA College Basketball Tournament! From the early years of NCAA basketball to the present day, this eBook takes you on a journey through the history and evolution of the tournament. You'll learn about the emergence of the college basketball tournament and the origins of March Madness, as well as how teams are chosen and how to predict the tournament with Bracketology. Go region-by-region with a bracket breakdown and explore the excitement of upsets and Cinderella stories. ...

Introducing Bouncing Through Time: The Fascinating Story of Basketball's Evolution From its humble beginnings in a YMCA in Massachusetts, to the dazzling courts of the NBA, basketball has come a long way since its inception in the late 1800s. Bouncing Through Time is an engaging and comprehensive eBook that takes readers on a riveting journey through the sport's storied history, from its origins to the present day. This eBook is packed with fascinating anecdotes, insights, and trivia about basketball. Beginning with Chapter One, you'll learn about the sport's origins and how it took root in...

There is absolutely no evidence that Abner Doubleday invented the American game of baseball. Early American settlers played a game they brought with them from England, a game called rounders, a form of cricket. Eventually, the formal rules were altered to embrace a simple and faster game in America referred to as Town Ball. The game we now know as baseball evolved from this adaptation and quickly was accepted as a new sport among urban area residents.

The first Japanese pro wrestler in the United States In late 1883, Kojiro Matsuda, a former Sumo wrestler named Torakichi, traveled to the United States to learn professional wrestling. Matsuda also won strong man competitions and could have been a professional strongman. Learn the true history of this groundbreaking wrestler.

The Boys in the Boat. Gonzaga University basketball. College football. Pacific Northwest sports journalism. Without George Varnell, none of these things would likely be thought of the same way today. "A marvelous job of unveiling the rich and intriguing tapestry of George Varnell's life." - Daniel James Brown, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Boys in the Boat From the PublisherGeorge Varnell's story once was stored in bits and pieces of bits and bytes-online mentions in newspaper articles, on sports websites, and in digitized archives of the many universities whose athletic teams...

In 1964, Cobden was a quiet village of 900 residents tucked in the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois. The high school's basketball team changed that, grabbing the attention of sports fans throughout Illinois as it made a dramatic run to the finals of the Illinois state high school basketball tournament. An unusually tall and talented team with a catchy mascot, the Appleknockers, Cobden played at a time before schools were divided into classes based on enrollment. The school had just 147 students, and the Appleknockers defeated schools that were many times their size as they moved along the...