Category: Sports and Outdoors

Born to Run tells the story of the author’s journey to discover the secrets of long-distance running from the Tarahumara tribe in Mexico and the remarkable feats of endurance and athleticism they possess. Along the way, he also explores the history and science behind human evolution and running.

“Born to Run” explores the traditional Tarahumara tribe of Mexico, known for their long-distance running abilities, and follows the author’s journey to discover the secrets of their endurance. Along the way, he uncovers the history of human running and the importance of barefoot running.

The Book of Basketball is a comprehensive guide to the history, players, and culture of the NBA as seen through the humorous and insightful perspective of Bill Simmons, also known as “The Sports Guy.” In this entertaining book, Simmons covers everything from the greatest players of all time to the infamous rivalries and controversies in the league’s history.

A comprehensive guide to winning at no limit poker tournaments, with tips on strategic play from former world champion Dan Harrington. Includes hand analyses and tournament-specific tactics to help players improve their game.

In “Doyle Brunson’s Super System,” professional poker player Doyle Brunson shares his expert strategies and techniques for various poker games. The book includes advice on basic rules, advanced strategies, and personal anecdotes from one of the most successful players in the game.

In “Who’s Your Caddy?”, sports journalist Rick Reilly takes readers on a humorous and insightful journey through the world of professional golf caddying. Through his experiences with top players and colorful characters, he sheds light on the behind-the-scenes drama of the sport and the unique role of the caddy.

“Moneyball” explores the revolutionary approach of using data and analytics to build a successful baseball team, challenging traditional methods and exposing the financial disparities in the sport. Through the story of the Oakland A’s and their innovative general manager Billy Beane, author Michael Lewis demonstrates the power of statistical analysis in the world of sports.

“Seabiscuit” is a non-fiction book that tells the inspiring story of a small, undersized racehorse who overcame the odds to become a beloved champion and symbol of hope during the Great Depression in America. The book chronicles the horse’s struggles and triumphs, as well as the people who shaped his legacy.

The book “How I Play Golf” by Tiger Woods offers insights and tips on improving one’s golf game, based on his own experiences and techniques. It also features personal anecdotes and photographs from Woods, making it an essential read for golf enthusiasts.

This memoir follows Lance Armstrong’s inspiring journey of overcoming cancer and reclaiming his passion for cycling, while also delving into his personal life and professional career. It serves as a testament to the power of resilience, determination, and hope.

“Dave Pelz’s Short Game Bible” is a comprehensive guide to improving your short game and lowering your golf score. With Pelz’s expert advice and techniques, readers can master the finesse swing and achieve more consistent and accurate shots around the green.

This book takes readers on a journey through some of the most memorable and iconic moments in sports history. Through vivid descriptions and audio recordings, readers can relive the excitement and emotion of these celebrated events.