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- 9780760338995
- Book Title
- Heart for the Fight : A Marine Captain's Journey from Assault Platoon Leader to Mixed Martial Arts Cagefighting Champion
- Item Length
- 8.8in
- Publisher
- MBI Publishing Company LLC
- Publication Year
- 2010
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.1in
- Genre
- Biography & Autobiography, Sports & Recreation, History
- Topic
- Martial Arts & Self-Defense, Military / United States, Military / Iraq War (2003-2011), General, Military
- Item Width
- 5.8in
- Item Weight
- 20 oz
- Number of Pages
- 320 Pages
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Product Information
This is the story of a kid from the wrong side of Scranton who made it to the Naval Academy, became a Marine officer, graduated first in his infantry officer class, led his men in two intense combat tours in the Anbar Province, received the Silver Star for gallantry, and is now a figure on the mixed martial arts professional circuit.
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Publisher
MBI Publishing Company LLC
ISBN-10
076033899x
ISBN-13
9780760338995
eBay Product ID (ePID)
24038706795
Product Key Features
Book Title
Heart for the Fight : A Marine Captain's Journey from Assault Platoon Leader to Mixed Martial Arts Cagefighting Champion
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Martial Arts & Self-Defense, Military / United States, Military / Iraq War (2003-2011), General, Military
Publication Year
2010
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Sports & Recreation, History
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8.8in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
20 oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Ve25.S73a3 2010
Reviews
Fight Magazine Brian Stann knows a thing or two about fighting--he's been doing it the last 29 years. From fighting off gangs as a kid to serving as a Marine Officer in the Middle East to stepping into the Octagon, Stann has chewed some steel. His new book, Heart for the Fight , documents his trials and tribulations. Reason to Read: Stann is a badass. There's just no other way to describe him. If he never wins another fight in the Octagon, he'll still be a badass. The man led his troops through two intense combat tours and received a Silver Star for gallantry. Now, he fights for the UFC and works as Executive Director of HireHeroes USA, a link to job opportunities for servicemen and women., Ground and Pound ( Vancouver Sun MMA blog) "Heart for the Fight is a heckuva read that takes you from Stann's rough and tumble childhood years to college football glory, the front lines in Iraq and a WEC title. Definitely worth the cover price - a surprisingly insightful and interesting read.", Ground and Pound(VancouverSunMMA blog) "Heart for the Fightis a heckuva read that takes you from Stann's rough and tumble childhood years to college football glory, the front lines in Iraq and a WEC title. Definitely worth the cover price - a surprisingly insightful and interesting read.", Brawl Sports ( Houston Chronicle ) Fighter autobiographies are nothing new, but Heart for the Fight stands alone. His story is completely unique, but it's a willingness to open up and identify his own flaws and his own emotions that separates Stann from the crowd. It's a must-read and a valuable look at one of the good guys in the MMA world. About.com Sport biographies are often predictable and tend to focus on athletic prowess. Duh, right? Perhaps that's what makes the majority of these stories boring to me...I've heard it all before. Which is why Heart for the Fight was such a refreshing read. You see, Heart for the Fight tells the story of former WEC champion Brian Stann, and it's hardly about MMA alone. In fact, I wouldn't even call this a book about an MMA fighter specifically. Rather, it's the story of war hero that's already done more with his life than most... Think about that: Stann made it through tough times in Scranton, played football for Navy, served his country as a platoon commander in Iraq, and now fights professionally in MMA. That's a book by itself. Add in his relationship with his wife and some controversy surrounding allegations made by a woman and you have one gripping page turner. Heart for the Fight is one of the better sports biographies I've read in a long time because it's not all about sports--it's about the heroic spirit of a man that has done more in his short time on earth than many do in a lifetime. Don't pick this book up if you're looking for a cookie cutter story on an MMA athlete. Rather, pick it up if you want to be inspired. I highly recommend it., UltimateFighter.com Heart for the Fight, Brian Stann's story of how he went from Navy football player to U.S. Marine to UFC fighter, is like no other sports book you'll ever read. And no, that's not hyperbole. In a sense, it should go without saying that Stann's book would stand out from the pack. After all, it's hard to think of another athlete, in any sport, who's seen and done what Stann has. However, it's not just that Stann has a remarkable story. It's that it's told in a remarkable way. Where most professional athletes work with a sportswriter when putting their stories in print, Stann opted for John R. Bruning, a professional military historian. With Bruning's help, Stann has crafted a memoir that reads like a movie, complete with plot twists, foreshadowing, and most of all, well executed non-linear storytelling. …while fans may pick upHeart for the Fightfor the MMA content, it's the stories from Iraq that resonate the most, and this is as it should be. As Stann states at several points during the book, the Marines he fought with in Iraq-both those who died, and those who came home with him-are the driving force behind his MMA career, and any understanding of who Stann is as a fighter has to include the horrors he endured in Iraq. Today, Brian Stann fights in the UFC, an organization known around the world with its slogan, 'As Real As It Gets.' However, asHeart for the Fightshows, more so than anyone who has stepped into the Octagon, Brian Stann has lived those words., UltimateFighter.com Heart for the Fight , Brian Stann’s story of how he went from Navy football player to U.S. Marine to UFC fighter, is like no other sports book you’ll ever read. And no, that’s not hyperbole. In a sense, it should go without saying that Stann’s book would stand out from the pack. After all, it’s hard to think of another athlete, in any sport, who’s seen and done what Stann has. However, it’s not just that Stann has a remarkable story. It’s that it’s told in a remarkable way. Where most professional athletes work with a sportswriter when putting their stories in print, Stann opted for John R. Bruning, a professional military historian. With Bruning’s help, Stann has crafted a memoir that reads like a movie, complete with plot twists, foreshadowing, and most of all, well executed non-linear storytelling. &while fans may pick up Heart for the Fight for the MMA content, it’s the stories from Iraq that resonate the most, and this is as it should be. As Stann states at several points during the book, the Marines he fought with in Iraq-both those who died, and those who came home with him-are the driving force behind his MMA career, and any understanding of who Stann is as a fighter has to include the horrors he endured in Iraq. Today, Brian Stann fights in the UFC, an organization known around the world with its slogan, ‘As Real As It Gets.’ However, as Heart for the Fight shows, more so than anyone who has stepped into the Octagon, Brian Stann has lived those words., Ground and Pound ( Vancouver Sun MMA blog) “Heart for the Fight is a heckuva read that takes you from Stann's rough and tumble childhood years to college football glory, the front lines in Iraq and a WEC title. Definitely worth the cover price - a surprisingly insightful and interesting read.�, Fight Magazine Brian Stann knows a thing or two about fighting-he's been doing it the last 29 years. From fighting off gangs as a kid to serving as a Marine Officer in the Middle East to stepping into the Octagon, Stann has chewed some steel. His new book,Heartfor the Fight, documents his trials and tribulations. Reason to Read: Stann is a badass. There's just no other way to describe him. If he never wins another fight in the Octagon, he'll still be a badass. The man led his troops through two intense combat tours and received a Silver Star for gallantry. Now, he fights for the UFC and works as Executive Director of HireHeroes USA, a link to job opportunities for servicemen and women., "Respect is a quality that is earned over time. Respect is given those who put others in front of themselves, to people who do tasks that others would shy away from, and to those who work tirelessly in order to provide for themselves and their family. After reading his book, Heart for the Fight , the only word that will come to your mind about Brian Stann is respect. This is an autobiography about a man who has been through and seen so much more than the average American citizen...When you finish reading this book, it becomes evident that 'All-American' is not just his MMA nickname, it's exactly what he is." - Bleacher Report, September 7, 2010 , “Respect is a quality that is earned over time. Respect is given those who put others in front of themselves, to people who do tasks that others would shy away from, and to those who work tirelessly in order to provide for themselves and their family. After reading his book, Heart for the Fight , the only word that will come to your mind about Brian Stann is respect. This is an autobiography about a man who has been through and seen so much more than the average American citizen&When you finish reading this book, it becomes evident that ‘All-American’ is not just his MMA nickname, it's exactly what he is.� - Bleacher Report, September 7, 2010, UltimateFighter.com Heart for the Fight , Brian Stann's story of how he went from Navy football player to U.S. Marine to UFC fighter, is like no other sports book you'll ever read. And no, that's not hyperbole. In a sense, it should go without saying that Stann's book would stand out from the pack. After all, it's hard to think of another athlete, in any sport, who's seen and done what Stann has. However, it's not just that Stann has a remarkable story. It's that it's told in a remarkable way. Where most professional athletes work with a sportswriter when putting their stories in print, Stann opted for John R. Bruning, a professional military historian. With Bruning's help, Stann has crafted a memoir that reads like a movie, complete with plot twists, foreshadowing, and most of all, well executed non-linear storytelling. ...while fans may pick up Heart for the Fight for the MMA content, it's the stories from Iraq that resonate the most, and this is as it should be. As Stann states at several points during the book, the Marines he fought with in Iraq--both those who died, and those who came home with him--are the driving force behind his MMA career, and any understanding of who Stann is as a fighter has to include the horrors he endured in Iraq. Today, Brian Stann fights in the UFC, an organization known around the world with its slogan, 'As Real As It Gets.' However, as Heart for the Fight shows, more so than anyone who has stepped into the Octagon, Brian Stann has lived those words., "Respect is a quality that is earned over time. Respect is given those who put others in front of themselves, to people who do tasks that others would shy away from, and to those who work tirelessly in order to provide for themselves and their family. After reading his book, Heart for the Fight , the only word that will come to your mind about Brian Stann is respect. This is an autobiography about a man who has been through and seen so much more than the average American citizen…When you finish reading this book, it becomes evident that 'All-American' is not just his MMA nickname, it's exactly what he is." - Bleacher Report, September 7, 2010, Fight Magazine Brian Stann knows a thing or two about fighting-he's been doing it the last 29 years. From fighting off gangs as a kid to serving as a Marine Officer in the Middle East to stepping into the Octagon, Stann has chewed some steel. His new book, Heart for the Fight , documents his trials and tribulations. Reason to Read: Stann is a badass. There's just no other way to describe him. If he never wins another fight in the Octagon, he'll still be a badass. The man led his troops through two intense combat tours and received a Silver Star for gallantry. Now, he fights for the UFC and works as Executive Director of HireHeroes USA, a link to job opportunities for servicemen and women., Brawl Sports ( Houston Chronicle ) Fighter autobiographies are nothing new, but Heart for the Fight stands alone. His story is completely unique, but it's a willingness to open up and identify his own flaws and his own emotions that separates Stann from the crowd. It's a must-read and a valuable look at one of the good guys in the MMA world. About.com Sport biographies are often predictable and tend to focus on athletic prowess. Duh, right? Perhaps that's what makes the majority of these stories boring to me...I've heard it all before. Which is why Heart for the Fight was such a refreshing read. You see, Heart for the Fight tells the story of former WEC champion Brian Stann, and it's hardly about MMA alone. In fact, I wouldn't even call this a book about an MMA fighter specifically. Rather, it's the story of war hero that's already done more with his life than most& Think about that: Stann made it through tough times in Scranton, played football for Navy, served his country as a platoon commander in Iraq, and now fights professionally in MMA. That's a book by itself. Add in his relationship with his wife and some controversy surrounding allegations made by a woman and you have one gripping page turner. Heart for the Fight is one of the better sports biographies I've read in a long time because it's not all about sports-it's about the heroic spirit of a man that has done more in his short time on earth than many do in a lifetime. Don't pick this book up if you're looking for a cookie cutter story on an MMA athlete. Rather, pick it up if you want to be inspired. I highly recommend it., Brawl Sports (HoustonChronicle) Fighter autobiographies are nothing new, butHeart for the Fightstands alone. His story is completely unique, but it's a willingness to open up and identify his own flaws and his own emotions that separates Stann from the crowd. It's a must-read and a valuable look at one of the good guys in the MMA world. About.com Sport biographies are often predictable and tend to focus on athletic prowess. Duh, right? Perhaps that's what makes the majority of these stories boring to me...I've heard it all before. Which is whyHeart for the Fightwas such a refreshing read. You see,Heart for the Fighttells the story of former WEC champion Brian Stann, and it's hardly about MMA alone. In fact, I wouldn't even call this a book about an MMA fighter specifically. Rather, it's the story of war hero that's already done more with his life than mosthellip; Think about that: Stann made it through tough times in Scranton, played football for Navy, served his country as a platoon commander in Iraq, and now fights professionally in MMA. That's a book by itself. Add in his relationship with his wife and some controversy surrounding allegations made by a woman and you have one gripping page turner. Heart for the Fightis one of the better sports biographies I've read in a long time because it's not all about sports-it's about the heroic spirit of a man that has done more in his short time on earth than many do in a lifetime. Don't pick this book up if you're looking for a cookie cutter story on an MMA athlete. Rather, pick it up if you want to be inspired. I highly recommend it., UltimateFighter.com Heart for the Fight , Brian Stann's story of how he went from Navy football player to U.S. Marine to UFC fighter, is like no other sports book you'll ever read. And no, that's not hyperbole. In a sense, it should go without saying that Stann's book would stand out from the pack. After all, it's hard to think of another athlete, in any sport, who's seen and done what Stann has. However, it's not just that Stann has a remarkable story. It's that it's told in a remarkable way. Where most professional athletes work with a sportswriter when putting their stories in print, Stann opted for John R. Bruning, a professional military historian. With Bruning's help, Stann has crafted a memoir that reads like a movie, complete with plot twists, foreshadowing, and most of all, well executed non-linear storytelling. …while fans may pick up Heart for the Fight for the MMA content, it's the stories from Iraq that resonate the most, and this is as it should be. As Stann states at several points during the book, the Marines he fought with in Iraq-both those who died, and those who came home with him-are the driving force behind his MMA career, and any understanding of who Stann is as a fighter has to include the horrors he endured in Iraq. Today, Brian Stann fights in the UFC, an organization known around the world with its slogan, 'As Real As It Gets.' However, as Heart for the Fight shows, more so than anyone who has stepped into the Octagon, Brian Stann has lived those words., "Respect is a quality that is earned over time. Respect is given those who put others in front of themselves, to people who do tasks that others would shy away from, and to those who work tirelessly in order to provide for themselves and their family. After reading his book,Heart for the Fight, the only word that will come to your mind about Brian Stann is respect. This is an autobiography about a man who has been through and seen so much more than the average American citizen…When you finish reading this book, it becomes evident that 'All-American' is not just his MMA nickname, it's exactly what he is." -Bleacher Report, September 7, 2010 , Fight Magazine Brian Stann knows a thing or two about fighting-he’s been doing it the last 29 years. From fighting off gangs as a kid to serving as a Marine Officer in the Middle East to stepping into the Octagon, Stann has chewed some steel. His new book, Heart for the Fight , documents his trials and tribulations. Reason to Read: Stann is a badass. There’s just no other way to describe him. If he never wins another fight in the Octagon, he’ll still be a badass. The man led his troops through two intense combat tours and received a Silver Star for gallantry. Now, he fights for the UFC and works as Executive Director of HireHeroes USA, a link to job opportunities for servicemen and women.
Copyright Date
2010
Target Audience
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Lccn
2010-007360
Dewey Decimal
956.7044/345092 B
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
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Book was received extremely dirty and sticky. I had to wash it as soon as I pulled it out of the shipping bag. The corners look like they have been chewed on and the cover is ripped. I would say the condition is at best a 5 out of 10. Seller did not mention any of these things in the item description. Well there was actually no description at all. I won't be purchasing any other items from this seller unfortunately.
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Quick shipping! Excellent condition. So happy with this Bible!