Arguing that sportsmanship must be practiced like any other part of sport, coaches Clifford (philosophy, Tarleton State U.) and Feezell (philosophy, Creighton U.) detail how coaches, athletes, parents, teachers, and others can teach and learn sportsmanship and why it supports the health and welfare of individuals in competitive play, as well as society. They outline the principles of sportsmanship, ways to teach and model it, objections to teaching it, and how sport relates to life, with real examples throughout. The book is a reworking and expansion of the earlier volume, Coaching for Character. No index is provided. Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)