Anikanov, Ivan Yakovlevich "Opening account" Moscow: Physical culture and sport, 1979. - 200 p. : ill.; 16 cm - (Hearts given to sports). Yakov Melnikov, a multiple absolute champion of the country in speed skating, winner of many international competitions, is an outstanding personality in the history of domestic and world sports. The book tells about the life and sports career of this wonderful athlete, coach and educator of youth.
Ard Schenk My way to the top 1973 - 184 pp. The outstanding Dutch speed skater, three-time Olympic champion, world champion Ard Schenk, in a unique manner, vividly talks about his thorny path to the top of world sports. Memories of sports battles are organically fused with the author’s thoughts about the most important problems of speed skating. The reader will learn about how Schenk prepares for major competitions, about his methods of psychological and tactical preparation. The book will be read with great interest not only by speed skaters, but also by sports fans.
B. Khavin "All about the Olympic Games" 1974 year 576 p. The book contains comprehensive information about the Olympic Games of our time, about the participation of Soviet athletes in the games, covers issues related to the Olympic movement in the world.
B.A. Bazunov "Olympic time of Moscow" Moscow: Physical culture and sport, 1978. - 192 p. Famous sports journalist B.A. Bazunov talks in his new book about Moscow, the host of the 1980 Olympics. But the reader will learn from this book not only about the sights of Moscow, about its traditional hospitality, about the sports complexes where the competitions of the XXII Olympics will be held. In it you can also find interesting materials about the history of the Olympic movement, the development of international sports relations in Moscow, and the sports potential of our country. The book contains a large amount of factual and statistical data.
B.I.Fomenko "Tennis". Annual Hardcover. FiS 1981 - 135 p. For the first time, the directory presents statistical information on the history of the development of tennis in the USSR and abroad, talks about the leading countries in tennis, the strongest Soviet and foreign tennis players, and provides information about the largest competitions in our country and abroad.
Baturinsky Victor "Pages of chess life" Moscow: Physical culture and sport, 1990. - 208 pp. The author of the book, V. Baturinsky, being deputy chairman of the USSR Chess Federation, took part in a number of FIDE congresses and headed sports delegations at world championship matches in Baguio and Merano. In addition, he recalls his meetings with N. Krylenko, A. Ilyin-Zhenevsky, Em. Lasker, H. Capablanca, talks about the matches for the world championship between Karpov and Kasparov.
Bobby Hull "Hockey is my Game" 1971 254 pp. series "Foreign Sports Stars" The famous professional Canadian hockey player Bobby Hull talks in his book about his game - hockey: how to learn to skate, how to comprehend the technical and tactical intricacies of the game, how to achieve high physical development, how to strengthen your character in brutal sports competition, how to properly build training. Hull also pays a lot of attention to general issues of the development of hockey, he shows its essence as a sports game, shares his thoughts on ways to further improve skills, talks about Canadian professional hockey, his life in it and the difficult fate of professional athletes.
Bobby Naidoo "Sporting Stars of Africa" M. FiS 1981 104s. ill. (Foreign sports stars) The book by famous sports journalist B. Naidu talks about the development and achievements of sports in Africa. A separate, largest chapter is devoted to outstanding athletes from different African countries.
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