Raising Empowered Athletes

Honestly, reads more like a blogpost than a book. Really light on facts and science, really heavy on anecdotes and opinions. And the science that gets mentioned is sometimes wrong, like the power pose study by Cuddy that has long been debunked.

Also, lots of typos.

Also also, if you are not in the US a lot of the info on the book doesn't apply.

If you're in the know, you probably won't get anything new out t of this book. Two books that communicate the same message but better and with more science are ‘do hard things' by Steve Magness and ‘the self driven child' by Johnson and Stixrud.

Having said that, the author's heart is in the right place and the advice given is generally good, if somewhat vague.