A captain has many responsibilities and can make or break a team. Success is always sweet, but when it all goes wrong it can be a lonely and stressful job, especially if you are quite young. So who can you go to for help?
So You Want To Be Captain? is the answer. Perfect for young sports-mad readers, it is packed with advice and tips on how to be a great captain and lead your team to success.
What's more, these inspiring words come directly from some of our greatest sporting heroes, including football's Gary Linekar, runner Dame Kelly Holmes and cricket's Michael Vaughan.
From the British curling team to successful Paralympians, from body language to bravery, the book is a wide-ranging, useful and entertaining meditation upon the art of captaincy.
A father of three living in west London, Declan Gane spent seven years coaching mini-rugby at Richmond RFC. This was the inspiration not only for his book, but also for a career change from marketing manager to primary school teacher.
Bath Rugby captain, Stu Hooper who shares his wise words says I'm a huge believer in nurturing the art of leadership from a young age
Stuart Hooper, Bath Rugby
an excellent book for Captaining tips for politicians, teachers and kids alike - from people who have led
Jon Snow, Channel 4 News
Perfect for young sports-mad readers.
School Sport
Good stuff for youngsters
Rugby World