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Water Polo Team Notebook...
A workbook for each player on your team... the Water Polo Team Notebook is for programs that seek the next level. Based on the training logs, notebooks, and journals of Olympians and other world-class athletes, the Water Polo Team Notebook provides players with a wide variety of reflective activities that can ultimately optimize a team's performance. The Water Polo Team Notebook includes a season's worth of athletic writing prompts, in-season reflections, competition analyses, injury rehabilitation forms, and note pages.
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Praise for the Water Polo Team Notebook…
“The Water Polo Team Notebook is a valuable resource for athletes at any level. With thought-provoking and reflective writing activities that help athletes identify strengths and weaknesses in their game, the book focuses on helping athletes grow as students of the game. Other useful tips and skill-building activities within will benefit anyone looking to elevate their game.” –Brenda Villa, 4x Olympian and Gold Medalist
"You will never be a great player if you aren't able to self assess honestly. The Water Polo Team Notebook will help." –Tony Azevedo, 4x Olympian and Silver Medalist
A workbook for each player on your team... the Water Polo Team Notebook is for programs that seek the next level. Based on the training logs, notebooks, and journals of Olympians and other world-class athletes, the Water Polo Team Notebook provides players with a wide variety of reflective activities that can ultimately optimize a team's performance. The Water Polo Team Notebook includes a season's worth of athletic writing prompts, in-season reflections, competition analyses, injury rehabilitation forms, and note pages.
For team orders click on this link.
Praise for the Water Polo Team Notebook…
“The Water Polo Team Notebook is a valuable resource for athletes at any level. With thought-provoking and reflective writing activities that help athletes identify strengths and weaknesses in their game, the book focuses on helping athletes grow as students of the game. Other useful tips and skill-building activities within will benefit anyone looking to elevate their game.” –Brenda Villa, 4x Olympian and Gold Medalist
"You will never be a great player if you aren't able to self assess honestly. The Water Polo Team Notebook will help." –Tony Azevedo, 4x Olympian and Silver Medalist
Authors
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John Vargas has enjoyed a distinguished water polo career as a player and coach for over 35 years. A two-time All-American and 1982 national champion as a player at UC Irvine, Vargas went on to a 10-year playing career with the USA Water Polo Senior National Team which included a fourth-place finish at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. He joined the national team coaching staff in 1993, serving as an assistant coach for the U.S. at the 1996 Atlanta Games; he served as head coach from 1997-2000, guiding the team at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney. He coached for 19 years at Corona del Mar High School in Newport Beach (CA) before moving on to head coach of Stanford men’s water polo, where he has won an NCAA title (2002). In 2014, Vargas begins his 13th season with the Cardinal.
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Richard Kent is a professor at the University of Maine and the director emeritus of the Maine Writing Project, a site of the National Writing Project. He is the author of many books, including Writing on the Bus, The Athlete's Workbook, and VO2 Max Athlete’s Journal. An athletic coach for over 35 years, Kent is the proud uncle of three water polo players: Tyler, Ryan, and Victoria Kent. Most days, he can be found hiking, running, or cross-country skiing the mountains of western Maine with his Bernese Mountain Dog, Bailey Tuckerman.
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