Injury Time

In 2014, David Goldblatt published The Game of Our Lives, an exhaustive and critically-acclaimed ‘state of the nation’ account of the UK told through the prism of football. A William Hill Award-winner, the book was described by historian David Kynaston as ‘enlightening, enriching and exceptional’, and Goldblatt was consequently heralded by Dominic Sandbrook in the Sunday Times as possibly the greatest football historian there has ever been.

Forget fads. Forget bro-science. This is the lifting manual for lifters who’ve had enough of wasted sets, fake intensity, and recycled myths. Time-Under-Tension: The Lifting Laws That Matter strips resistance training to its essential, evidence-based core—and leaves no room for excuses. Whether you're a decade deep into training or finally ready to take your workouts seriously, this book dissects the physiology, psychology, and programming principles that actually build muscle and strength over the long term. Each chapter breaks down one fundamental concept—mechanical tension, ...

More Smoothie Love! From the author of the original Smoothies For Runners book comes this version 2.0 with more delicious and nutritious smoothie recipes. In Smoothies For Runners 2.0, you'll enjoy 24 more new and exciting recipes that are packed full of healthy nutrients to aid runners at all levels. Along with a description for each recipe, you’ll also find a “Training Tip” that corresponds to the name of each smoothie. Even though the book title is geared toward runners, endurance athletes from cyclists to triathletes will find this book helpful. In fact, anyone who wants to take ...

I am writing these little notes to help me cope and to continue to hope that God will cast the doubts away. If you are in the same phase I am in, may God strengthen us as we navigate through the doubts and wait on Him because we do not wait in vain.

Vietnam war injuries to civilians treated at a US Army Hospital and one medic's observations.

This is not a book for influencers. It’s for men over 40 who’ve looked in the mirror, felt the slow creep of physical decline, and decided they’re not going out quietly. "Smaller, Weaker, Slower" cuts through the noise, the marketing fluff, and the recycled advice from fitness magazines written for 25-year-olds with nothing but time and testosterone. This is the blunt, field-tested guide to getting strong again when your joints crack, your metabolism sighs, and your energy has a bedtime. It doesn’t pretend aging doesn’t matter—it shows you how to train around it. Whether ...

Doug's life revolves around his teaching job, his family, and helping out at his parents' bar. Life is nice and steady until Jaxson returns after his pro football career ends and upsets everything with one simple bet. Doug can’t believe his enemy in high school is interested in a series of escalating bets where the winner receives his secret fantasies. Doug also can't forget the things that happened between them in the past, but if Jaxon's really changed, can he pass up a perfect second-chance romance and the potential for a dream life in their future? And are either of them really brave ...

Lauren Marks was 27 when an aneurysm ruptured in her brain and left her fighting for her life. She woke up in a hospital soon after with serious deficiencies to her reading, speaking, and writing abilities, and an unfamiliar diagnosis: aphasia. This would be shocking news for anyone, but Lauren was a voracious reader, an actress, director, dramaturg, and pursuing her PhD. At any other period of her life, this diagnosis would have been a devastating blow. But she woke up...different.

As a player, Thom Callaghan was defined by the winning goal he scored in an FA Cup final. The goal wasn't the blessing he imagined it would be. His whole career was defined by that brief moment of glory. With his playing days over, Callaghan, still a local hero, is tempted back to his old club as caretaker manager. His task: to rescue it from relegation. He's got the job solely on the recommendation of his former boss and mentor Frank Mallory, now desperately ill and responsible for the team's precipitous decline.