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A Must-Read for Parents, Coaches and Athletes...

Submitted by ed10s26 on Fri, 10/10/2008 - 20:04.

This book is a must-read for parents, coaches and athletes... "With Game. Set. Life. Ed Tseng has hit one out of the park. In this essential guidebook to living, he dispenses information and inspiration to help ensure that one will use their time and talents on this Earth wisely. Tseng draws on the new science of positive psychology for evidence-based prescriptions for more effective performance. This energizing book will enable you to optimize your performance in all walks of life so that win, lose, or draw, you will have given it your all." -Robert Emmons, author of Thanks! How the New Science of Gratitude Can Make You Happier, and Editor, The Journal of Positive Psychology "Ed Tseng will motivate and inspire you to win more at sports, sales, or school. He's one of the country's top experts in peak performance. Read this book!" -Rob Gilbert, Ph.D. Professor of Sports Psychology Montclair State University

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Game. Set Life.

Submitted by Brooke de Lench on Sun, 10/19/2008 - 13:03.

Ed,

Thank you for letting us know about your book.  I look forward to reading it.

 

Brooke de Lench

Publisher

MomsTeam.com

Author

Home Team Advantage (Harper Collins) 

My book would be...

Submitted by GoPats on Sun, 10/26/2008 - 16:02.

So many books so little time. I am amazed that people keep cranking out youth sports books. If I were to write a book now it would be titled: Bank of Youth Sports: was it worth it. I have been paying out for over 18 years. Ouch!For some of my kids it was worth it. Those were in the early days when all kids got to participate equally (they had to beg the girls to play). Now, people have learned how to play the system and your lucky if you get your moneys worth. brooke de Lench has a great book--home Team Advantage that I did read. i have followed her for years and am hoping she starts to get involved in politics and kids rights at a higher level. Just curious what books are left to right?

Not the right kind

Submitted by Kirk Mango (not verified) on Mon, 10/27/2008 - 02:09.

Larry,

There might be many books that address parental concerns for youth and sports but very few that address the athlete from their perspective and the thought process that they need to utilize in order to gain what they could out of their sports experience. At least that is my take on it after researching what is available.

Kirk Mango
Becoming a True Champion