How to Cheat in Sports: Professional Tricks Exposed!
Jul 2010 · Chronicle Books
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About this ebook
It's no secret that pro athletes cheat. But how exactly do they do it? Original interviews with former professional athletes and coaches reveal step-by-step instructions and technical drawings on how to throw a spitball, become an unblockable linebacker, foul a jumpshooter without getting caught, and other ways to gain an advantage over opponents. Hilarious accounts from insiders place these trade secrets in context, divulging what really happens in baseball, football, basketball, NASCAR, hockey, and even bowling, horseshoes, and kickball. When athletes say they give 110%, How to Cheat in Sports explains the extra 10%.
About the author
Scott Ostler is a nationally syndicated sports columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, and an eleven-time winner of the California Sportswriter of the Year award. He previously covered sports for the Los Angeles Times and the National Sports Daily. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Rick Reilly is a columnist and essayist for ESPN and the author of several books, including the New York Times best-sellers Hate Mail from Cheerleaders and Who's Your Caddy.
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