Future Coaches – A Real “Ace” Athlete’s Philosophy

The drive to bring out the champion in himself and in others separates the real “ace” athlete from mere athletic players. The philosophy is that,

“The kind of champions you raise up is dependent on the kind of champion you are.”

This philosophy ought to be in your heart and mind always to bring out the ace athlete in you. You must strive to be the best you can be so that what you produce later in others will be the same as, if not better than, you.

Hence, you must train for life. You must increase your level of excellence so as not to compromise the quality of the athletes you will train.

You may ask, “How can you excel in training and produce quality athletes when you get old?” You never get old by training others. That’s why many “retired” professional sportsmen write books. Or, they start gyms where their “sons” train others, and they assume supervisory roles.

They share their wise counsels in old age. Through these legacies, they are, in a sense, still in training, still excelling, and still training others. They become legends, living or otherwise. These are the ace athletes or sportsmen who really “die training.” They really contribute significantly to their chosen field of sports not only in their lifetime, but also beyond.

Without the above philosophy, you will just end up a fruitless, spent, and forgotten used-to-be in sports. You are reading this information precisely because you do not want to end up like this. As long as you live the philosophy of an ace athlete, you will not.

How to live out such philosophy is one of the concerns of this blog. How can you excel and outdo your own excellence as time passes? How can you contribute significantly to your sport?

To Your Immediate and Lasting Sports Success,

Kenney Jr.
Championship Circle
Director

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