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Research shows that coaches believe mental attitude accounts for 50% of not only players' success, but also teams' success. However, this is often overlooked from both a coaching standpoint, as well as in individual training plans. Get Your Head In The Game not only offers insight into the relationship between mental attitude and the performance of soccer players, but will also assist both players and coaches who are aspiring to improve their mental game and motivate their teams.

Quotes and brief player profiles used throughout Get Your Head In The Game summarize...

One Day: A Story About Positive Attitude highlights that life's obstacles are made to be transcended. This book is a story about how young people dream of being like their favourite soccer players and one day through pursuing their dreams they become a role model for other people. Each successful player we know had to overcome different types of challenges, and so can our children who dream big. One Day reminds kids that falling is temporary and provides them with knowledge of the attitude they need to rise again and continue the pursuit of their goals. The winning mindsets of their...

People can and do recover from alcoholism and drug addiction. A combination of research and interviews were used to compile Still Standing: Inspiration from People with Long-Term Abstinence from Alcohol and Drugs. These stories of individuals with over 20 and 30 years of sobriety identify factors that lead to long-term abstinence. The stories tell what it was like for individuals prior to their recovery and what they felt contributed to their achievement of long-term sobriety.

Alcoholism got in the way of who I was supposed to be. Recovery made me the person I was supposed to be....

Reach For The Stars, Ryan is a book about a child's frustration and success in learning. Ryan's mom helps him through laughter and encouragement to continue trying to learn the new tasks when he gets frustrated. This is a book that encourages young children to learn. In one situation, Ryan attempted to print his name and became frustrated. His mother helped him through telling him to reach for the stars and when he does she tickles him. He forgets he was frustrated and continued trying until he learnt to print his name. Several examples are used to illustrate the challenges and triumphs...

Oh My Gosh, Josh Loves Soccer is a funny book that all parents of children who love sports will identify with. Josh is a mischievous, rambunctious, soccer loving kid who cannot put the ball down. His passion while admirable at times frustrates his mother. Josh is all boy who loves playing soccer. The illustrations are beautifully coloured illustrations wonderfully demonstrate the characters emotions. All parents and children who love sports will identify with this story.

When Kobe joins soccer he couldn't be happier and looks forward to his second season. But when he starts to lose interest in his favourite sport, his dad becomes concerned. Kobe and his dad explore a solution. Up to seventy percent of children quit soccer Kobe however, doesn't quit.

Oh My Gosh, Josh Is Forgetful, is a delightfully illustrated story about Josh's forgetfulness that can tests his Mom's patience. Josh is continually losing mitts, socks, coats, homework, and books. However, he begins to take responsibility for his forgetfulness when his new bike goes missing. He does show his Mom that there are some things he does not forget.

This book is written by Barb Chrysler, illustrated by Magdalena Sawko, and designed by Philip McIvor.

Where's Brennan is a book about the excitement of a child when his mom takes a few minutes to play with him. Even a tired mom can get in a game of hide and seek and children's of all ages love it.