Joe Montana's Art and Magic of Quarterbacking

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Summary: A Great Read For Any Quarterback or Coach
Review: As a coach, this book has proved very important in coaching technique and providing drills for my players. Also, I used this book when I played quarterback and it helped immensely. I reccomend this for any quarterback or coach.

Rating:
Summary: A Great Read For Any Quarterback or Coach
Review: As a coach, this book has proved very important in coaching technique and providing drills for my players. Also, I used this book when I played quarterback and it helped immensely. I reccomend this for any quarterback or coach.

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Summary: Montana is the maestro
Review: As a football fan, and more specifically a Joe Montana fan, this book has it all. Not only do I understand more about the game, I also have a deeper admiration for those who suit up at the quarterback position. Joe puts you on the sideline, in the huddle, and at the line of scrimmage. He's both informative and inspirational, and leaves little doubt as to why he's considered the greatest quarterback of all time. You'll learn a lot of instructional advice on how to play quarterback from Joe, but the book also puts you inside Joe's head during his many magic moments.Gordon Shumway ([e-mail]) New Jersey

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Summary: Montana is the maestro
Review: Joe Montana gives fans of all ages the complete package of quarterbacking. He breaks down every little detail associated with the position. This should be the right hand textbook for anyone wanting to play QB. A beautiful photo gallery is depicted in each chapter.

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Summary: learning from the best...
Review: this book is awsome. Joe Montana, probably one of the greatest QBs ever shares his tips and secrets with the readers. Montana discusses everything from certain exercises to do, how to gain more accuracy, what's kinds of defenses there are, how you should grip the football, the different passing patters, and how he used to prepare during the week for an up and coming game. he goes through his mental preparation and what he's thinking in the first quarter, the second quarter, the adjustments at the half, the third, and then the 4th quarter.
Montana also preaches unity and team. he never places himself above his teamates and always credits the people around him for his success. his offensive line, his running backs, coaches, wide recievers, and his parents.

good book for any kid interested in becoming a QB or for anyone who just needs a little inspiration.