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(More customer reviews)The book has some interesting stories on athletes who succeeded while having a bad start in life or the things happened in their life. But other than that there isn't much in this book. I missed a set up for the book, didn't get how one chapter was different from the other. It is easy to read and doesn't take long to read it though, that was good. The writer is religious, not really a problem, but he refers to that a few times and comes close to saying that believing in god is a prerequisite to achieve results. He didn't research other kinds of spirituality that might help Athletes. The writer states a few times what makes US Athletes so special, as a non US citizen I was kind of surpised by this, seems outdated to me.
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What makes a champion? Olympic champion Bob Richards says it's the will to win no matter what the odds. In The Heart of a Champion, he shares the incredible stories of athletes who have overcome hardship, disability, racism, sexism, and more to become the best the world has ever seen. A celebration of hard work and the indomitable human spirit, this book captures Richards's contagious enthusiasm for individual greatness as well as the beauty of working as a team.These inspirational true stories have been loved for fifty years. Now repackaged for a new generation of athletes and coaches, The Heart of a Champion is poised to influence thousands more with its message of hope and perseverance.
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