"All the texts in the 'Formula for Success in Sports' are supported by (modern) scientific facts, as well as the author's own reflections, teaching us to add 2 and 2 ourselves and not do something just because the majority does it.

As soon as I picked up the book, it carried me as if it were a novel rather than professional literature. It is written carefully, systematically, reads easily, and opens new spheres of thinking, all in favor of the quality and long-term development of young athletes.

I am pleased to know that in our region, we have such quality literature. I hope it will be translated into other languages, and that there are more success formulas waiting for us!"

"After allowing most of our members to study the book 'Formula for Success in Sports 1' in these three months, we received only positive reactions from our coaches working with younger age groups. Some of them have used the same or similar exercises before, but they did not have such a methodical approach to exercises as shown in the book.

Football, as a multi-complex sport, requires daily improvement of coaches, so the book 'Formula for Sports Success 1' allowed us insight into some new knowledge and their application in the training process."

"My junior career, actually the entire path from the beginning of playing tennis, is intertwined and filled with various experiences and decisions that can help me and others find the highest quality "formula" for creating long-term training processes.

Considering the above, the books 'Formula for Success in Sports' educates the reader in every way on how to structure the developmental processes of individual sports, when to start and how to start with them.

I think the content has a lot of necessary information for athletes, coaches, and parents."

"I would certainly commend the work of your association; the articles are interesting, and the book 'Formula for Success in Sports 1' is instructive. I am currently ordering the second part.

Working with children has been neglected; it is almost impossible to obtain literature. Personally, I ordered a lot of CDs online, bought various books, but all focused on working with seniors. Even the football academy bases 90% of its lectures on working with seniors, who are already established players and are easier to work with (it is assumed that they have undergone basic training).

Working with children is a different story, and that's why the book is a real refreshment.