Step by step, photo by photo, put some fire in your basketball game. In this book, even the fastest moves are slowed down to frame-by-frame detail, thanks to FlowMotion™ photography. Here is everything you need to know to become a first-class player, from spacing, cutting, and setting screens to shooting, passing, and rebounding. See how to beat people off the dribble and achieve some explosive defensive footwork. There's advice on taking care of the ball, offensive and defensive strategies, drills, and speed and agility training. Thanks to FlowMotion, you'll really see the science behind the ball playing.

Basketball: Learn How to Put Speed in Your Step, Do the Drills, and Master all the Moves

Children's Books

Dunning, Mark

Aldrea, Brian

Sports & Outdoors

Sterling Pub. Co., Inc.

<p>An introduction to the skills needed to play basketball uses a sequence of stop-action images and text instructions to illustrate such offensive and defensive moves as inside pivot and shoot, blocking out, and overhead pass.</p>

Basketball Step-by-Step (Skills in Motion)

Burns, Brian

Rosen Central

Wounded: Healing from Church Hurt

Biographies & Memoirs

Beyond Publishing

Much has been written about the soldiers executed during WW1 for military offenses, all of whom were conditionally pardoned in 2006. However, until now very little attention has been paid to the cases of men who were tried under the Army Act and executed for murder. The British Army has always been reticent about publicizing courts martial and eighty years elapsed before the government was compelled to prematurely declassify the written proceedings of First World War capital courts martial. Even then, public attention tended to concentrate on cases involving soldiers who had been shot at dawn for offenses other than homicide, and virtually nobody was inclined to seek a posthumous pardon or judicial review for the murderous Tommies. This meant neither the victim’s nor the convicted men’s families were able to discover details about the murder cases. Though readily identifiable online via much-visited war cemetery websites, until now there has been no readily accessible, historically reliable and balanced narrative about the activities and courts-martial of all the murderous Tommies of the Western Front. This book provides for a full account of the cases involving the fourteen soldiers and one officer whose homicidal misdeeds were committed in France and Flanders while hostilities were in progress.Drawing on contemporary records, this carefully researched work chronicles the circumstances in which each of these men either slaughtered one of their comrades or an unarmed civilian. It examines the murderer’s motives and presents a balanced analysis of each case, including a detailed assessment of the extent to which each condemned man was granted a fair hearing by officers who sat in uneasy judgment as well as those involved in confirming the death sentences.

Murderous Tommies

History

Putkowski, Julian

Military

Pen and Sword Military

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