Why Michael Couldn't Hit: And Other Tales of the Neurology of Sports
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"A fascinating study . . . Klawans explains how achievements and disappointments in certain sports can be traced to events of the brain." —Library Journal
The author who told us why Toscanini fumbled and why Newton raved takes us on a tour of the great brains of great athletes—baseball players and basketball players, track stars and golfers—to show how both accomplishment and tragedy may be the result of some unusual neurons.
In Why Michael Couldn't Hit, Dr. Harold L. Klawans joins his two li...























