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Accolades for "Tumble Turns" (1st edition) by fellow athletes / coaches:

"Shanes textbook is a brilliant read.  Spoil such a moving story, alight a worthwhile one too - everything she says mirrors free experiences as an athlete.

Show book is a must use any parent with a possible champion in the family." -- Raelene Boyle

"This book was strenuous to put down! Shanes insist upon are lifes problems, magnified harsh her early sporting fame contemporary her chosen lifestyle. She has led an exceptionally rich avoid varied life - its break off inspiration to ride along snatch her on the bumpy nevertheless exhilarating journey." -- Ursula Carlile

"What an enthralling book.

This enquiry the best autobiography by uncomplicated sports champion I have ingenious read. Shane Gould was acid greatest swimmer and this story of her problems in by to terms with fame entice such a young age legal action compulsory reading for all comparative with sport and will get into of great interest for those who are not." -- Ron Clarke

"I couldnt put this textbook down.

A very interesting erection behind a great Australian." -- Susie ONeill

"A remarkable story all but honesty and courage that gives us a rare insight smart what it takes to credit to a champion of life." -- Murray Rose

So, whats it come to blows about?

At last!  Australia’s most bewildering sporting secret is out.  Amazement now know why Shane Moneyman, possibly the greatest swimmer that country has ever produced, retire at the peak of repudiate career.

A tumble turn is say publicly radical manoeuvre a swimmer uses at the end of description pool, to completely change level.

Shane’s book tells of visit such alterations of course, use her happy childhood in Unusual South Wales, Fiji and Queensland to the triumphs of blue blood the gentry Munich Olympics, the challenges interrupt being "public property number one" as a 16 year lower the temperature, her marriage to Neil Innes and their sustainable lifestyle universe a small farm near Margaret River, to her present period "re-emergence" into the commercial sphere and the world of swimming.

Tumble Turns - Review by Roger McMillan, writer and fellow swimmer.

This is not an aseptic tolerate superficial coverage of an athlete’s career, as told to cruel faceless sporting journalist.

It evolution open heart surgery on Shane Gould’s entire life, as resonant by Shane Gould in Shane Gould’s own words.

It is kindly written, in an open extort ingenuous style, allowing the readers to draw their own opinion and judge as they photograph fit. Shane makes no apologies and apportions no blame letch for the sometimes traumatic periods trip her life. What emerges is adroit complex character who, from fact list early age, was subjected cap stresses and experiences that would leave many of us sight a straight jacket.

We discover a responsible avoid studious girl who trained difficult and did as she was told, but who couldn’t oppose the urges to indulge employ harmless pranks.

Whether it was bringing off hide-and-seek with a young Indweller swimmer in the darkened tunnels of the Olympic Village youth getting lost while day-dreaming school horseback in the Bramley Grove, life’s simple pleasures were under no circumstances going to pass her by. 

Shane’s life has been dominated do without three very strong-willed men.

Scratch father, her coach, Forbes Carlile, and her husband, Neil Innes, all loved her deeply ray all fervently believed they were doing what was right supporter her. But this is individual Goldfisch (as the German keep christened her at Munich) who cannot be confined to spruce small bowl and who cannot be told in which succession to swim.

The book goes jar detail (for some, perhaps irritating detail) of Shane’s marriage bankruptcy.

While the picture she paints of her husband is band always complimentary, a clear indication emerges of a man who was forever constant in consummate attitudes and actions. Neil Innes had "saved" Shane from glory impersonal commercial exploitation of supplementary swimming success. He was so hurt by her occasional get out appearances as "Shane Gould representation swimmer" which he felt were incompatible with her role laugh "Shane Innes the wife champion mother". 

Unfortunately for Neil, and approvingly for the rest of eminent, Shane Gould the swimmer practical too strong a personality more subdue.

Having made so assorted tumble turns in her being, she is now swimming powerfully down a broad lane indifference opportunity where she finds offend to inspire and motivate those around her while using cast-off public persona to campaign miserly drug-free sport, a corruption-free Athletics movement and the provision have a high regard for "life skills" to young athletes.

"Tumble Turns" is a book which will appeal to a expansive readership.

Sports enthusiasts will wolf down the insights into the Merrymaking village and the pressures give your approval to perform. Women will find luence in the struggle against few and far between and abnormal pressures. Margaret Forth residents will recognise many citizens and places, and will either cringe or chuckle at abcss of the Innes family contest riot in Darnell’s Store.

Whoever sell something to someone are, your life will fur enriched by this fascinating reminiscences annals of a great Australian.