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Changing Pace: Outdoor Games for Experiential Learning

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This is an excellent book for trainers who wish to break the monotony of training indoors and whose only knowledge of outdoor games are those related to ice-breakers and normal telematches types. I have used (perhaps overused wh=ould be more appropriate) the activities in the book with great degree of success with groups of varying age ranges. However, if you own a copy of Outdoorgames for Trainers, be warned, it is the one and same book, albeit with a different title. The fact that the games are now paginated is not a good enough reason to purchase it again!Could Amazon.com ensure that authors who re-title their books declare this fact if not many customers will end up pruchasing the same book and demand refunds for this fact alone.

This is an excellent book for trainers who wish to break the monotony of training indoors and whose only knowledge of outdoor games are those related to ice-breakers and normal telematches types. I have used (perhaps overused would be more appropriate) the activities in the book with great degree of success with groups of varying age ranges. However, if you own a copy of Outdoorgames for Trainers, be warned, it is the one and same book, albeit with a different title. The fact that the games are now paginated is not a good enough reason to purchase it again!Could Amazon.com ensure that authors who re-title their books declare this fact if not many customers will end up purchasing the same book and demand refunds on this fact alone.

This is an excellent book for trainers who wish to break the monotony of training indoors and whose only knowledge of outdoor games are those related to ice-breakers and normal telematches types. I have used (perhaps overused would be more appropriate) the activities in the book with great degree of success with groups of varying age ranges. However, if you own a copy of Outdoorgames for Trainers, be warned, it is the one and same book, albeit with a different title. The fact that the games are now paginated is not a good enough reason to purchase it again!Could Amazon.com ensure that authors who re-title their books declare this fact if not many customers will end up pruchasing the same book and demand refunds for this fact alone.