About AIM
 

AIM Sports Training, LLC is in the business of “Changing LIVES through SPORTS.” The meaning behind AIM (*ATHLETIC *INDIVIDUALIZED *MENTORING). We believe the power of a positive and confident attitude combined with an exceptional work ethic gives our clients an edge on the competition wherever life takes them.

Our sports curriculum has a specific scope and sequence along with assessments to ensure that our clients’ progress at a rate they are physically, mentally, socially and emotionally comfortable with. 

AIM's methodology is derived from concepts like sportsmanship, teamwork, integrity, character development, problem solving, goal setting and perseverance. 

We custom fit each program based on each client’s needs.  AIM is dedicated to ensuring that every client obtains the knowledge, skills and strategies to become successful in sports and in life.

 

AIM has all the tools and resources, including Liability Insurance in place to make every program a success. The AIM team is dedicated to providing the best service possible. 

 

AIM’s Philosophical Background 

 

AIM’s philosophies were founded based on the work of educational psychologist Dr. Benjamin Bloom. In 1956 Bloom helped lead a committee that created a “Taxonomy of Learning Domains” in order to “promote higher forms of thinking in education, such as analyzing and evaluating, rather than just remembering facts.” (www.nwlink.com/~donclark/hrd/bloom.html)

 

There were three domains of learning identified by the committee (Bloom, 1956):

 

• Affective: growth in feelings or emotional areas (Attitude, Social or Self)

• Cognitive: mental skills (Knowledge, Strategies, Problem Solving)

• Psychomotor: manual or physical skills (Skills)

 

These three domains are more commonly referred as Attitude, Knowledge and Skill. It’s AIM’s goal as a sports training company to be educational and always help our clients develop improved Attitudes, Knowledge and Skills. If you take a look at the AIM Scorecard