Playing Time: What Kids Really Think About Kids' Sports - Quinn Cotter - Books - Apprentice House - 9781934074411 - May 1, 2010
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Quinn Cotter
Playing Time: What Kids Really Think About Kids' Sports

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More than 50 million children participate in some form of youth sport, but nearly 73% will drop out by the time they are thirteen years old. Playing Time is the first book about youth sports written by the person affected by youth sports programs: the young athlete. Fifteen-year-old Quinn Cotter helps grown-ups help kids play better, play longer, and smile more. Cotter is a student athlete living and playing in Baltimore, Maryland. He has played competitive youth baseball, football, basketball, golf, and skeet shooting. Cotter helps grownups who want to help kids play better, play longer, and smile more.

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Released May 1, 2010
ISBN13 9781934074411
Publishers Apprentice House
Pages 196
Dimensions 200 × 10 × 125 mm   ·   199 g
Language English  

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