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America's Complete Sports Scholarship Guide

Book by former professional and NCAA Division I athlete, coach, and scout Mark Bercik providing advice to high school athletes on the recruiting process.

http://www.athleticscholarshipbook.com/

Best Publishing Company

One of the largest publishers of diving, underwater, and hyperbaric medicine books in the world.

http://www.bestpub.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

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Clubhouse Lawyer

Short stories about sports figures and their legal encounters.

http://www.clubhouselawyer.com/

Coch-Y-Bonddu Books Ltd.

UK business offers new and used titles. Topics include hunting, fishing, wildlife and natural history. Provides a blog, show schedule, and currency conversion.

http://www.anglebooks.com/

First Base Sports

Instructional spectator guides for a variety of sporting events.

http://www.firstbasesports.com/

KinEli Publishing

Training guides and logs for triathletes, runners, cyclists and the adventurer.

http://www.kineli.co.nz/

Marengo Publications

Listing of books by a botanist about walks and the flora in many parts of Greece, plus selected areas of the Canary Islands, Cyprus and Turkey.

http://www.marengowalks.com/

Mir Store

Offers a large number of DVDs, videos, and books with an emphasis on coaching and playing soccer, softball and hockey.

http://mirstore.com

Sportspages

Large range of sports books and videos from around the world (UK site).

http://www.sportspages.co.uk/

Standup Productions

Offers sports psychology workbooks for athletes and coaches interested in mental training and conditioning.

http://www.geocities.com/standup_prod/index.htm

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