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Athletes should have a healthy lifestyle just to ensure that they are fit and in good condition always. They motivate their fans to have a better lifestyle and work hard for their dreams.

Many people thought of how these athletes have reached their goals in life. But successful athletes always set their goals, trains hard, and lives a lifestyle not only focused on achievements but also in inspiring others to become better individuals.

Here are some of Canada’s popular sports books that will help you motivate and inspire you in many different ways.

1.Cujo: The Untold Story of My Life On and Off the Ice

This is a memoir about Curtis Joseph who is also known as Cujo to his supportive hockey fans all over the world. He talks about his great uncommon upbringing and what caused him to wear on his first pair of skates. This is written by Kirstie McLellan Day who is the world’s best hockey books writer.

This book entertains and amazes, and shares on and off ice stories that no fan has known before. The untold story behind the legend of ice hockey.

2. The Final Call: Hockey Stories from a Legend in Stripes

After 30 years in the National Hockey League, the famous referee Kerry Fraser has pronounced to hang up his skates and pleasure in the game from the other side of the boards. Kerry Fraser gives a vibrant behind the scenes pictures of Canada’s national game, counting stories again of pulling apart angry 250 pounds men in on-ice battles and revealing the politics behind which tournaments are assigned to which referees.

3. Killler: My Life in Hockey

Doug Gilmour, also known as Killer, did not look frightening on a pair of skates. He is the Hockey Hall of Famers who is from Kingston, Ontario, played for 7 teams over his career of 22 years. Doug Gilmour nets 450 goals and 964 assists during the normal season and another 188 points in the playoffs, making him one of the top-scoring centers for all times.

In this book, Dough Gilmour uncovers all about his on and off the ice adventures and deeds. Gilmour has always been truthful with the media, and his story is as divulge as it is lively.