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Nathan Jendrick (born September 23, 1984) is an U.S. author, photographer and celebrity personal trainer.

Jendrick has written several books, primarily with/for celebrities and notable personalities. His first book, Dunks, Doubles, Doping was a USA Book News Award finalist. At only 22, Jendrick is among a relatively small group of writers to sign deals with major U.S. publishing houses at such a young age. His literary properties were for a time represented by Mollie Glick at the prestigious Jean Naggar Literary Agency in New York, NY.

In July, 2005, Jendrick was featured on ESPN's Top 10 for a completed 3.5-mile Open Water swim he and his wife, Olympic Gold medalist Megan Jendrick, completed in the name of Junior Achievement charity. The two headlined the event which consisted of crossing Puget Sound from Bainbridge Island, WA to Alki Beach in Seattle.

In 2006, Jendrick founded the online swimming-related radio show Deck Pass which was later acquired by Wasserman Media Group along with TimedFinals.com, which Jendrick ran with co-host and business partner Scott Goldblatt, a US Olympic gold medalist.

On March 31, 2008, Publishers Marketplace announced via their website that Jendrick was signed on to write the official BALCO book with infamous lab founder Victor Conte. Though the site announced a publication date of September, for reasons that remain unclear as of October, 2009, the book has still not been released and the Amazon.com listing has long become out of date.

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