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Building Champions
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Building Champions

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It is 1992 on the east coast of Northern Australia. Rocky SCOTT is a quiet, gentle man who is passionate about coaching his young team of young athletes to attain success, both in the game of Rugby LEAGUE football and life. But when he is suddenly struck down with a sudden illness and labors to recover over the next year, Rocky ultimately decides that mentoring young lads is his life work.

After Rocky resigns from his sales job and becomes a maxi-taxi driver, he soon discovers that troubled teenagers are his most challenging passengers. When he realizes that their toughness can be broken down through honest and open conversations, Rocky focuses on coaching the young men to learn valuable life skills, embrace music, and live life without violence, drugs and alcohol to become respectable members of the community. But when he encourages them to compete in a battle of the bands, no one-not even Rocky-can predict the transformation that results.

BUILDING CHAMPIONS is the story of a determined mentor who helps a group of troubled teens from the wrong side of the tracks to change their attitudes and behaviors to become real life champions.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pen Culture Solutions
Date
27 August 2021
Pages
344
ISBN
9781638121114

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

It is 1992 on the east coast of Northern Australia. Rocky SCOTT is a quiet, gentle man who is passionate about coaching his young team of young athletes to attain success, both in the game of Rugby LEAGUE football and life. But when he is suddenly struck down with a sudden illness and labors to recover over the next year, Rocky ultimately decides that mentoring young lads is his life work.

After Rocky resigns from his sales job and becomes a maxi-taxi driver, he soon discovers that troubled teenagers are his most challenging passengers. When he realizes that their toughness can be broken down through honest and open conversations, Rocky focuses on coaching the young men to learn valuable life skills, embrace music, and live life without violence, drugs and alcohol to become respectable members of the community. But when he encourages them to compete in a battle of the bands, no one-not even Rocky-can predict the transformation that results.

BUILDING CHAMPIONS is the story of a determined mentor who helps a group of troubled teens from the wrong side of the tracks to change their attitudes and behaviors to become real life champions.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Pen Culture Solutions
Date
27 August 2021
Pages
344
ISBN
9781638121114