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    By Vern Gambetta on March 6, 2018 Vern Gambetta's Blog

    Every year I post this because there are many new readers to the blog and followers on Twitter @coachgambetta and friends on Facebook?https://tinyurl.com/lezv8tr?and Google Plus who have not seen it. These are classic works that I think every coach should read. They span a range of areas from scientific and technical to sport sociology. Just as with any classic they are timeless. They are rich with knowledge. There are many works in this list that I go back and review each year, they never get old. Challenge yourself and see how many of these you can read in the year if you do you be a more knowledgeable coach for doing it.

    The Inner Athlete by Bob Nidefer

    Problem Athletes and How to Handle Them by Tom Tutko and Bruce Ogilvie

    Psychology and the Superior Athlete?by?Miroslav Vanek?and Bryant J. Cratty

    Scientific Principles of Coaching by John Bunn

    What Research Tells The Coach About Sprinting by George Dintiman

    Track & Field Omnibook by Ken Doherty

    Modern Track & Field by Ken Doherty

    Modern Training for Running by Ken Doherty

    The Science of Swimming by James E. Counsilman

    The Mechanics of Athletics by Geoffrey Dyson

    Better Athletes Trough Weight Training by Bob Hoffman

    Hidden causes of injury, prevention, and correction for running athletes by John Jesse

    Wrestling Physical Conditioning Encyclopedia by John Jesse

    Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation: Patterns and Techniques?by Dorothy Knotts and Margaret Voss

    Scientific Principles and Methods of Strength Fitness.? By Patrick O?Shea

    Total Body Training by Richard H. Dominguez and Robert Gajda

    Kinesiology by Gene Logan and Wayne C. McKinney

    Skill In Sport by Barbara Knapp

    Acquiring Ball Skill ? A Psychological Interpretation by H.T.A. Whiting

    The Thinking Body by Mabel Todd

    Run Run Run by Fred Wilt

    How They Train by Fred Wilt

    Mechanics Without Tears by Fred Wilt

    No Bugles, No Drums by Peter Snell

    The Unforgiving Minute by Ron Clarke with Alan Trengove

    Run to the Top by Arthur Lydiard

    Franz Stampfl on Running by Franz Stampfl

    The Jim Ryun Story by Cordner Nelson

    Another Hurdle by Dave Hemry

    Run To Daylight by Vince Lombardi and W.C. Heinz

    Track and Field Dynamics by Tom Ecker

    Championship Track and Filed by Tom Ecker

    Biomechanics of Athletic Movement by Gerhard Hochmuth

    Sports Physiology by Edward L. Fox

    Interval Training ? Conditioning for Sports and General Fitness by Edward L. Fox and Donald K. Mathews

    Biomechanics and Energetics of Muscular Exercise by Rodolfo Margaria

    Biomechanics of Sports Techniques by Jim Hay

    Introduction to Biomechanic analysis of sport by John W. Northrip, Gene A. Logan and Wayne C. McKinney

    Principles of Sports Training ? Introduction to the Theory and methods of Training by Dietrich Harre

    Fundamental of Sports Training by L. Matveyev

    Sports Training Principles by Frank Dick

    Training Theory by Frank Dick

    Track Speed ? Hurdles, Sprints and relays by John Le Masurier

    Track and Field ? Textbook for Coaches and Sports Teachers Edited by Gerhardt Schmolinsky

    Olympic Track And Field Techniques by Tom Ecker, Fred Wilt, and Jim Hay

    International Track and field Coaching Encyclopedia by Feed Wilt and Tom Ecker

    Track in Theory and Technique Edited by Thomas P. Rosandich

    The Hurdlers Bible by Wilbur Ross

    Mechanics of the Pole Vault by R.V. Ganslen

    The Triple Jump Encyclopedia by Ernie Bullard and Larry Knuth

    Tendinitis: it?s Etiology and Treatment by Sandra Curwin and William D. Stanish

    The Sweet Spot in Time by John Jerome

    Weight Training In Athletics by Jim Murray and Peter V. Karpovich

    Weight Training in Athletics and Physical Education by Gene Hooks

    Circuit Training by Manfred Scholich

    Circuit Training by R. E. Adamson and G.T. Morgan

    The Miracle Machine by Doug Gilbert

    The System of Physical Education in the USSR Edited by G. I Kukushkin

    The Soviet Road To Olympus ? Theory And Practice Of Soviet Physical Culture And Sport by N. Norman Shneidman

    1000 Exercises d? Athletisme by Kurt Murer and Walter Bucher

    Winning Volleyball ? Fundamentals, Tactics and Strategy by Allen E. Scates

    The Pursuit of Sporting Excellence ? A Study of Sport?s Highest Achievers by David Henry

    The Athletic Revolution by Jack Scott

    Meat on the Hoof ? The Hidden World of Texas Football by Gary Shaw

    Out of Their League by Dave Meggyesy

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