Every game is won or lost between the ears : how to think like a champion / Greg Hatcher.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Hatcher, Greg, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Sports for children--Coaching.

Sports for children.

Sports for children--Management.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (392 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Marion, Michigan : Tiger Books, 2006.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

This book is written for the one percent of this world that desires to be the best and most importantly, will pay the price to get there.What you will find in life is that one hundred percent of the world wants to be great but it is that one percent that will pay the price to get there.

Contents:

Contents; Section 1 - Philosophy; Chapter 1. The Wall of Fame; Chapter 2. Little Bitty Details Determine Your Entire Career; Chapter 3. Be a Copy Cat; Chapter 4. A One Percent Improvement Every Day Adds Up; Chapter 5. Pain: A Reason for Writing this Book; Chapter 6. Life is a Competition; Chapter 7. Biscuits, Fleas, and Pump Handles; Chapter 8. Do What You Say You're Going To Do; Chapter 9. No Regrets; Chapter 10. Just Win the Damn Ballgame!; Chapter 11. Red Shirt Your Freshman Year; Chapter 12. On Your Worst Day You Must Still Be Very Good; Chapter 13. Keep Things In the Proper Perspective

Chapter 14. Setting Goals My WaySection 2 - Organization and Preparation; Chapter 15. Write it Down; Chapter 16. Getting Organized; Chapter 17. Your Mission Statement; Chapter 18. Be On Time; Chapter 19. If You're Late, Walk in Like You Own the Place; Chapter 20. You Need a Fitness Diary; Chapter 21. Eating Right; Chapter 22. Getting Enough Sleep and Spending the Night with a Friend; Chapter 23. Twenty Minutes in the Morning; Chapter 24. You Must Watch The Game To Become A Student Of The Game; Chapter 25. Start Weight Training in the Eighth Grade; Chapter 26. No Deposit, No Return

Chapter 27. First In and Last OutChapter 28. Outwork Them; Section 3 - Practice; Chapter 29. When Practicing, Always Visualize the Defender In Front of You; Chapter 30. Be a Complete Player, Not a One Dimensional Player; Chapter 31. Going to Practice is Not Enough; Chapter 32. Play the Best (Players) In Practice; Chapter 33. One on One... It's Where the Game is Played; Chapter 34. Get Started; Chapter 35. Don't Make the Same Mistake Twice; Chapter 36. Be a Blue-Collar Worker; Chapter 37. The 45-Minute Warm Up Should be an Extra Practice; Chapter 38. Be the Fittest

Chapter 39. Who Was the Best Player TodaySection 4 - Attitude; Chapter 40. Sweat the Small Stuff; Chapter 41. Sweat the Big Stuff; Chapter 42. Moderation in All Things Makes You Mediocre; Chapter 43. The Crying Game; Chapter 44. No Discipline, No Success; Chapter 45. Passion; Chapter 46. Obsessive Discipline; Chapter 47. John Havlicek, Boston Celtics; Chapter 48. Second Chances; Chapter 49. Swing for the Fences; Chapter 50. Focus; Chapter 51. Corner Cutters; Chapter 52. Don't be Afraid to Fail; Section 5 - Motivational Poems and Stories; Section 6. Negative Wizards

Chapter 53. Negative WizardsChapter 54. The Champion Killers; Chapter 55. Don't Hang Around Naysayers - Warriors Need Warriors; Chapter 56. May God Bless You with Foolishness So You Can Make a Difference; Chapter 57. We Won Without Them; Section 7 - Pre-Game; Chapter 58. Pre-Game Preparation; Chapter 59. Visualization; Chapter 60. Take Enough Practice Before the Game That on Your First Shot or Swing You're Ready to Play; Chapter 61. Quiet Time Before Games; Section 8 - Game Time; Chapter 62. Playing Against the Weak Opponent

Chapter 63. Are You More Concerned about Somebody's Feelings than about Winning the Game

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed June 10, 2016).

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

1-62491-059-9

OCLC:

945135801