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100 1 Ward, Robert D.,|d1933-|eauthor.
245 10 Building the perfect star :|bchanging the trajectory of
sports and the people in them /|cDr. Bob Ward and Mac
Engel ; foreword by Randy White.
264 1 [Place of publication not identified] :|bAscend Books,
|c[2015]
264 4 |c©2015
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520 Today, it is inconceivable for a professional or even
small college sports team to go without a coach designated
to enhancing conditioning, strength training, and overall
performance. But someone had to be first. In 1976, the
Dallas Cowboys and Pro Football Hall of Fame head coach
Tom Landry hired Dr. Bob Ward and told him to go to work.
Part of the aura of the Dallas Cowboys was to be ahead of
the curve, which made hiring Ward a natural step forward.
No one could have predicted that Ward would become the key
figure in revolutionizing how athletes prepare and train
for generations to come. Ward believed in analytics long
before Moneyball made them synonymous with sports. He saw
the value in computers and technology in sports before the
two became linked. Ward believes real strength is total,
"Every component is involved in human performance.
Strength alone is not enough."
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December 11, 2015).
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610 20 Dallas Cowboys (Football team)
650 0 Football coaches|vBiography.
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700 1 Engel, Mac,|eauthor.
700 1 White, Randy,|ewriter of foreword.
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