Ken Watson On Curling - 1950

In this guide to the sport of curling, legendary player and coach Ken Watson shares the hard-won wisdom that made him one of the game's most celebrated champions. "On Curling" stands as the seminal introductory manual for anyone seeking to master this ancient Scottish sport that combines precision, strategy, and teamwork on the ice. Watson breaks down every aspect of the game with methodical clarity, from the fundamental mechanics of stone delivery and sweeping techniques to the subtle art of reading ice conditions and developing tactical awareness. Drawing on his extensive competitive experience, he reveals the strategic thinking behind shot selection, team communication, and the psychological elements that separate good curlers from great ones. More than just a technical manual, this book captures the spirit and tradition of curling while providing practical instruction for players at every level. Whether you're stepping onto the ice for the first time or looking to refine your game, this classic text remains an indispensable resource for understanding and excelling at one of winter's most cerebral and rewarding sports. On Curling - Ken Watson Published 1950, The Copp Clark Publishing Co. Limited, Toronto Hardcover. Approx. 6x9in. 177pp. In decent vintage condition. Boards show a little wear on spine.