The Success Trail: Learn to Win with a Marathon Runner's Mindset

Booklife  - "Readers will close the pages with a renewed sense of direction and encouragement to tackle their dreams and change their outlook and mindset."

Running marathons at 67, the author knows the method to motivation and mental strength!

Tired of seeing others having success, but you are not? Well, why not you? You can get what you want, too, and learn to enjoy exercise like never before! 
 
A sports memoir, and so much more. Having played major league baseball and finished 15 marathons, Jack Perconte knows about success, as well as failure, a theme with both endeavors. Here, in his fourth book, he offers help so you can overcome adversity, reach goals, and win the games and game of life.

The Success Trail is one of the success books for adults that inspires. It brings out the best in anyone running a marathon or loves running and jogging. This marathon training guide also benefits those looking for life motivation from an actual mindset coach with 33 years of experience coaching athletes.

Through the exploration of a marathon runner's mindset, readers will find how to succeed by learning:

• Marathon running over 50
• Motivation for men over 40 and fitness over 50 for men
• Motivation for women over 40
• An older athletes mentality
• Running fitness motivation
• How to gain mental strength.
• What it takes to flourish in trying situations.
•  The will to overcome the odds and never give up.
• An identity where others admire your spirit and self-discipline.
• The attitudes and habits of the greatest athletes runners.
• The pure joy of fitness and marathon running for old men

 
Laughs, running knowledge, and stories of the author's major league baseball quest are abundant.

 
Jack Perconte is a leading authority on coaching youth sports, sports parenting, baseball and marathon running, as detailed in his four books. His post-major league baseball career has been about helping youth and their parents through the complicated world of youth sports. 
 
Combining his playing, coaching, parenting, and running experiences, he continues to help create better sporting life for athletes, baseball players, and adults. Having completed 14 marathons and in training for his 15th, his new book details his running travails in the context of the things he learned on his quest to playing major league baseball - all to help others learn to compete and win the games and game of life. 
 
Jack provides the philosophy and strategies that keep the fun in sport, as he details how to become a runner, athlete, winner, and hero in his 4th book.