Lords of the Locker Room: The American Way of Coaching and its Effect on Youth

This hardcover edition is an ex-library copy, featuring library stamps and a card pocket. The dust jacket is worn with noticeable tears and damage, but the binding is intact. The book shows signs of previous use, reflecting its history in public collections.

Lords of the Locker Room: The American Way of Coaching and its Effect on Youth by Martin Ralbovsky was published by Peter H. Wyden/Publisher in New York in 1974. This hardcover edition explores the impact of American coaching styles on young athletes, examining both positive and negative influences. Ralbovsky, a seasoned sports writer, provides insight into how coaching practices shape youth sports culture. This edition is notable for its focus on the ethical and psychological aspects of coaching, making it a valuable resource for those interested in sports education and youth development. The book is an ex-library copy, marked by typical library stamps and a card pocket, reflecting its journey through public collections. The dust jacket shows wear with visible tears, but the binding remains intact, offering a glimpse into the history and use of this edition.