Becoming A Physical Sports Trainer

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We are all destined to be somebody in this world, however, many people end up being nobody due to lack of determination. My dream of being a physical sports trainer is what I hope to pursue in the future. The hardships and obstacles we face is easy to come, but they are preventable and my optimism will help me overcome them. Tearing my ACL while playing football gave me the motivation to be a sports trainers. As I was going through the pain, the trainers were by my side which gave me the comfort I hope to give to others.The severeness of the injury lead me to believe that I wouldn't be able to play football. With the help of the trainers, I was back on the field before the season started. People don't realized how much the trainers do for us.

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