Performance Books

This book covers the topic of health from a tennis perspective and could help thousands of tennis players from being injured who play the game every year. This book would also be an invaluable resource for anyone treating "tennis specific" injuries. I have been looking for a well-written book on this very subject for years.... this is it.

I received the book on Thursday evening and finished it Sunday evening. This is an accomplishment for me, because I don't get a lot of time to read. It was compelling, an EXCELLENT learning tool, scriputrally based, harmoniously written, spirit-filled, honest, blunt, truthful... It causes you not only to reflect and recognize the importance of both PRAISE & WORSHIP, but gave you a CLEAR CONCISE definition of the differences; as well as made you to look at the man/woman in the mirror!!!! The section on imposters within the area of music ministry was truly an eye-opener. I would recommend that EVERYONE (directors, musicians, praise teams, audio personnel, ministers and even pastors) involved in Music Ministry read, absorb and follow the recommendations within this text. Thank you, Joe Pace!!!

I recomend this book as a guide for mergin proccess.

An excellent primer for managers and future leaders in organizations. Specific, positive, practical - its all in a nutshell ready for implementation. David C. Wigglesworth, Ph.D. President Research Associates International [...]

This book has information that is hard to find and not many people are willing to give up. It will set you on the right path to running a race or pro-street vehicle on constant flow mechanical fuel injection. It is a great work bench resourse book.

A book with all the basic information needed at introductory level. The content is updated and of easy comprehension. Eighteen chapters are divided in 5 basic topics, and two appendixes with professional issues in career oportunities and internet homepages pertinent to exercise physiology. This is the first book in exercise physiology to unmask lactic acid and has 55 focus boxes to highlight important topics.

Finally a book on applied performance engineering, not just theory. I have been looking for a practical approach to frame our capacity planning and performance engineering efforts. The authors do a fantastic job of giving you real world examples that you can apply to your job.

Dance and art critic Gay Morris presents A Game For Dancers: Performing Modernism In The Postwar Years 1945-1960, a study of the challenge posed to American modern dancers as the Cold War seized hold of American culture and the genre became categorically institutionalized. Chapters discuss the changes, for better or worse, imposed upon ballet, African-American vanguardism, modernist theory, and much more. A handful of black-and-white photographs illustrate this scholarly and serious-minded scrutiny of a critical phase of the evolution of an art form.

This book is a vital examination of our definitions of and preconceptions about gender. Using plays and performances by women, as her vehicle; Ms. Hurley patiently and thoroughly deconstructs our unconscious stereotypes about what constitutes "feminine sexuality" and "feminine behaviour." She goes on to examine the role that performance art by women, plays in creating a sort of "unified field theory" of female gender roles and identity. In her chapter titled, "Feminism and the Gestation Drive in Plays by Pam Gems," the author fillets the diatribe of one particularly misogynous theatre reviewer by asking, "How can a woman be unwomanly?" -Touché!
This book will prove to be an indispensable resource for anyone researching female gender identity as defined by women themselves.

THIS BOOK CONTEINS INFORMATION ACTUALYTI AND TOO IMPORTANT FOR MY JOB.