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The Athlete's Instruction Book: 500 Quick Tips on Sports & Life
Wayne Mazzoni

Mazz Marketing Inc, 2006

Athletes always need to stay motivated to bring out their best, while at the same time enjoying the privilege of playing sports. This book offers 500 quick tips to keep you working your hardest while at the same time, keeping it all in perspective.

The Athletic Recruiting & Scholarship Guide for High School Athletes and Parents

Mazz Marketing Inc, 2008

This book shows athletes how to get the best out of the recruiting process: conduct it like a job search, wherein the student-athlete is marketed to college coaches. You must target the right schools and then market yourself in the right way. Once a coach becomes interested many other issues must be settled (NCAA Clearinghouse, recruiting rules, scholarship issues, etc.)

The Athletic Recruiting & Scholarship Guide

20 reviews
Wayne Mazzoni

Mazz Marketing Inc., 2005

Don't Miss This
Everything you ever wanted to know about athletic recruiting when your high school coach doesn't do it for you. And here's a hot tip. You can go one better than your high school coach, Mom and Dad. Check out the opportunities at West Point. Almost everyone there is a scholar-athlete, and all on full scholarship plus getting paid [...] a year! And, best of all, if you get hurt, you don't lose your ...

The Athlete's Instruction Book

Mazz Marketing Inc, 2008

Athletes always need to stay motivated to bring out their best, while at the same time enjoying the privilege of playing sports. This book offers 500 quick tips to keep you working your hardest while at the same time, keeping it all in perspective. * Some tips... Work on what you do best and worst. * Train with the hardest working player on the team. * Thank your parents, trainers, coaches, and administrators. * You can cram for ...

You vs. You: Sport Psychology for Life

1 review
Wayne Mazzoni

Mazz Marketing Inc., 2006

Encouraging
The book itself is encouraging, uplifting and good reading material for 15 year old athletes.

You vs You: Sports Psychology for Life

Mazz Marketing Inc, 2008

Most of us spend a good part of our lives competing in one way or another. We compete for grades, to get into colleges, for jobs, promotions, to win the love of someone, and of course, in many ways, through athletics. And while to a certain extent we do compete against others, it really comes down to a game against yourself. In sports, and in life, it really is YOU vs. YOU.