Jan 3, 2022
Local Franklin, TN Personal Trainer Releases His New Book- "The Athletic Advantage"
FRANKLIN, Tenn. - Jan. 3, 2022 - PRLog -- Aaron Hines, ACSM-CPT has announced the launch of his first book titled 'The Athletic Advantage' which focuses on what it actually takes to become an elite athlete and gain a college scholarship.
This book is a guide to help show athletes that anything is possible if you have the right mindset and determination not to be average. I share insight on how athletes have had to overcome obstacles to achieve success that was unheard of to them. Each chapter's success story lays ground for 3 takeaways to implement on your athletes journey.
"My goal in writing this book is to provide real stories of athletes who have had to overcome injuries, setbacks, and even failures to show that not all athletes are created equal. If you have the right people in your corner encouraging and supporting your journey, anything is possible.
"Unfortunately, even with all the information out there, athletes still lack the intrinsic motivation to push themselves to greatness. Desire and Motivation come from within and without this can make it very difficult to succeed long term as an athlete.
"One of the biggest obstacles that I have to overcome as a private sector coach is finding a kid's Why. Why does he or she want to workout and get better outside of their normal sport workout? Why do they even want to spend the time working on their craft?" Biggest response is, "I want to go to College and play at the next level," said Coach Hines. "My goal is to get them into the best physical and mental state they can be, so once they step foot on campus their coaches are impressed."
"Over my last decade as a professional coach, I've seen way too many coaches give up on players which in turn leads to athletes quitting the sport they love the most. It gives the athletes a sense of lost hope, lack of self worth, and even motivation to keep going, said Hines."
Inside this book, readers will discover tools for:
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