One year after her victory at the Badwater Ultra marathon, Pam Reed again made distance running history when she braved the hottest weather in years, 135 degrees, to successfully defend her title. This title shows how she seeks balance in her life as a wife, mother, athlete, and entrepreneur. It tells of her 15-year battle with anorexia.
Chronicles the remarkable rise of Tyler Whaley, the school American football player who was told he was too short and too slow to play for a major college, but whose determination and perseverance led to him eventually playing a key role on Ohio State's 2007 Big Ten championship team, a team that played for the national title.
Sharon grew up in the South Bronx and learned the sport of fencing in high school to avoid the terror of her neighbourhood street life. This book describes her transformation from a young, lonely girl into a powerful champion. It is a story of a very poor, average girl who chooses an after-school activity that leads her to the Olympics.
Nancy Lieberman-Cline grew up in Queens and learned to play basketball on the streets and playgrounds of New York. Overcoming a difficult childhood, she found confidence and acceptance on the basketball court. This is her story of passion for sport and her intense drive to be the best.
Presents the memoirs of a respected referee of boxing. This title covers the Golden Days of the sport, spanning half a century. It includes stories about all the great boxers from Dempsey to Ali to Tyson.
Michael Schumacher, the winner of seven Formula 1 world championships, is considered by many to be the best auto racer of all time. This book chronicles his career from 1994 through 2004 in words and pictures, including a career timeline and listing of career highlights. It is intended for fans of Schumacher, Ferrari, and Formula 1 racing.