Trust the Grind: How World-Class Athletes Got To The Top (Sports Book for Boys, Gift for Boys) (Ages 15-17)

My Son loves this book! he's not a big reader, but this book he likes. It gives motivation and encouragement. Age appropriate for 12–15-year-olds. A great way to boost your teenager's confidence and reading skills.

Perfect Christmas gift for my athletic grandson.

Trust The Grind truly knocks it out of the park! This is not just one of the best sports books, but one of the best books of any genre I have ever read. Jeremy really knows how to captivate an audience, and the only disappointing part was when I ran out of pages to read. An extremely interesting and informative read, this is a book people of all ages can and will enjoy. Trust The Grind is a motivating work of art that I certainly will be reading again in the near future. Looking forward to more from Jeremy!

I think he enjoyed it.

I am glad a friend recommended this book. It was motivational to see how successful athletes made it to the top.Great read for everyone who is willing to put in hard work and dedication to make their dreams come true.

This is a great book that gives all young people a great guide on how to compete, work hard and be healthy both mentally and physically. A must read for youngsters.

I preordered this book for my teenage son, who is heavily involved in sports. He began reading it as soon as it was shipped to the house, and immediately asked if I could buy him a personal journal. When he got to the Fitness and Nutrition chapter, he then informed me that he would be tagging along next time I go to the grocery store, so that he could get stock up on “foods rich in zinc.” An AMAZING read for, not just young athletes, but all the kids out there!

I love how each chapter in Trust The Grind comes with scientific research to defend what these world-class men and women are preaching. Each section is inspiring in its own way, and this book is elegantly structured so that kids can easily adopt these tendencies in their own life. So nice to see a project centered around athletes provide more than just the box score.

Interesting book my son loves it

Good book for motivation