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Field Hockey: Steps to Success (Steps to Success S.)

Field Hockey: Steps to Success (Steps to Success S.)

by Elizabeth Anders (Author), Sue Myers (Contributor)

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    Paperback 1998

    $5.82
Synopsis

Master coach and field hockey legend Elizabeth Anders details the step-by-step programme that will teach the reader how to develop skills such as score more goals by developing better shooting techniques, improve ball control and dribbling, establish solid passing and receiving skills, develop better footwork and balance for improved stick handling and employ attacking and defensive tactics. Whether the reader is new to the sport or seeking new techniques to add to their arsenal, this book - part of the popular "Steps to Success Sports Series" will help improve every aspect of their game.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 200
 Publisher: Human Kinetics Publishers
Published: 01 Oct 1998
ISBN 10: 0880116730
ISBN 13: 9780880116732

Media Reviews
This is the most comprehensive book on field hockey I've ever read. It's the ultimate resource book for players and coaches alike. It provides the A-Zs for virtually every skill in the game.
Beth Bozman
President, National Field Hockey Coaches Association
Head Field Hockey Coach, Princeton University
1996 Division I Coach of the Year
Covers all aspects of coaching field hockey and will benefit coaches, teachers, players, and prospective players. The step-by-step format for developing the field hockey player is a concept that is beneficial in implementing all aspects of the game. It is a book that all will find enjoyable and easy to follow.
Brian A. Glencross
High-Performance Manager, Women's Hockey Australia
Coach of 1988 Olympic gold-medal-winning women's field hockey team
Author Bio


Elizabeth Anders is a dominant figure in U.S. field hockey. Her impressive list of accomplishments includes being the winningest coach in college field hockey, leading her teams to seven NCAA National Championships, and serving as coach of the USA National Field Hockey Team from 1990 to 1993. During her 35 years as a field hockey player, Anders twice earned a spot on the U.S. women's Olympic field hockey team and is the current Olympic Games scoring record holder. She was also inducted into the United States Field Hockey Association Hall of Fame in 1989.

Anders has coached and taught field hockey for 24 years. She is currently the head field hockey coach at Old Dominion University. A frequent writer on the sport, Anders is the author of Lessons in Field Hockey, Fitness Training for Field Hockey, Summer Training for Field Hockey, and On the Rebound: The Hit. She resides in Virginia Beach, VA.