Selected Product: | Badminton (Steps to Success) (Steps to Success) Paperback Edition: 2Rev Ed Author: Tony Grice Publisher: Human Kinetics Europe Ltd Release Date: February 2008 ISBN-10: 0736072292 ISBN-13: 9780736072298 List Price: £11.99 Average Customer Rating: | | Basketball: Steps to Success (No.1 Sports Instruction) ISBN-10: 0736055002 Field Hockey Steps to Success, 2e: Steps to Success ISBN-10: 0736068376 Volleyball: Steps to Success ISBN-10: 0736063374 Soccer: Steps to Success ISBN-10: 0736054359 Tennis: Steps to Success (No.1 Sports Instruction) ISBN-10: 0736053638 |
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