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Softball for Weekend Warriors: A Guide to Everything from Homers to Happy Hours to Pulled Hamstrings [Bargain Price] [Paperback]

Randy Howe (Author)


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Weekend Warrior June 1, 2005
It's time to dust the cobwebs off your cleats, rub some shaving cream into the ol' mitt, and head to the park for some batting practice. SOFTBALL FOR WEEKEND WARRIORS, a part of the new Weekend Warriors series from The Lyons Press, is guaranteed to bring you back to the ball field as sports aficionado Randy Howe explains everything from fielding techniques to the kangaroo court, from breaking out of a slump to working the umps.

With hilariously helpful chapters like "When You Just Don't Have the Skills to Pay the Bills," "But honey, look . . . I'm losin' weight!," and "Talking the Talk (Even If You Can't Quite Walk the Walk," this book will have sluggers of all ages itching to dig into the batter's box.

With the big balls, small fields, and the fact that you never have to run far or throw hard, it's a sport anyone can love. And in comparing softball to the national pastime, Howe says it best when he asks, "Have you ever seen a keg on the field during a baseball game?" A rhetorical question for sure, and that's why SOFTBALL FOR WEEKEND WARRIORS is the tongue-in-cheek guide all you bat heads have been waiting for.

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About the Author

RANDY HOWE is widely regarded as the greatest junior varsity Division III baseball player. Ever. In addition, his softball team won the Madison Beach and Rec "B" League championship in 2003, so he's thinking this pretty much guarantees his place in Cooperstown. Howe is the author of eight other books, including Golf for Weekend Warriors and Basketball for Weekend Warriors. He lives in Connecticut, but calls the hot corner home.

Product Details

  • Paperback: 144 pages
  • Publisher: The Lyons Press (June 1, 2005)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1592286119
  • ASIN: B001QCX1CA
  • Product Dimensions: 8.1 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 8 ounces
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,160,990 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Randy Howe is a special education teacher at The Sound School in New Haven, CT. He is married to Alicia Solis and has a daughter and a son, as well as a cat and a dog, as well as a white picket fence.

Randy has written more than 20 books for Kaplan and Globe Pequot Press (GPP), as well as five "Brainiac" trivia card box sets. Among his best sellers are "Teacher Haiku," "The Quotable Teacher," "Spelling Bee Brainiac," "Nifty 50 States Brainiac," "Flags of the Fifty States," "First Year Teacher," "Globetrotting Brainiac," "Here We Stand," and "A+ Educators." In 2010, Kaplan will publish "One Size Does Not Fit All," a collection of teacher stories about addressing issues of diversity in the classroom. Randy is the editor. Also looking forward, GPP will publish "1001 Smartest Things Teachers Ever Said."

Randy's website is www.randyhowe.net and there is a group called "The Quotable Teacher" on Facebook. Feel free to join by clicking on Like. On Twitter, he tweets as fitzhowe, but admits that tweeting is not yet a strong suit.

In 1989, Randy graduated from Fox Lane High School. In 1993, he received his BA from Hobart College. In 1995, he was awarded a Masters of Professional Studies by Manhattanville College and in 2001 earned his administrative certification from Teachers College, Columbia University. One year later, he began writing a weekly philosophy column for McGraw-Hill's college division. His first book was published in 2002, as well.

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