Meet Charles Wright | Position Specific Athletic Trainer

We had the good fortune of connecting with Charles Wright and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Charles, is there something that you feel is most responsible for your success?
The most important factor behind the success of my brand is my ability to be my full authentic self without batting an eye to what outsiders think. To fully live as myself and not try to conform to what I thought society wanted or needed from me to be successful is what set me apart from the rest of the pack. Everyone in their own sphere is busy trying to fit into this mold that the world has made for us which hinders the true light from being shown. Not only being my full authentic self is has separated me from the pack and boosted the success of my brand, but my relentless ability to pay attention to the smallest detail heavily carries the success behind my brand. There are moments where I am filming during my business hours trying to find any minuscule mistake to fix. All of the small things matter, without them, the big things cannot happen.

Can you open up a bit about your work and career? We’re big fans and we’d love for our community to learn more about your work.
Im most excited for the growth of my business, I thoroughly enjoy the process of getting better. The wins, the losses, the ups, the downs, everything that comes along with growth and becoming the best version of myself is what makes me the most excited. My coaching career all started out with training children from my alma mater (Beckman High School) for free. Once I started to gain some notoriety, my single person training sessions turned into group sessions. All of this was unfolding during the midst of covid. Like many places around the world during this time, high school sports were put on halt. However, in southern California, there was a field in which football did take place. This field brought together a number of different athletes, coaches, and football minds to one field to be on show case for a large number of people. On this field, I was allowed to help make defensive calls to stop the opposing team from moving the ball down the field and or scoring a touchdown. The job I was doing garnished such attention, Chad Johnson-the head coach of the Mission Viejo Diablos- offered me a job to coach the linebackers on the varsity level for the high school who at the time was a top 5 team in southern California. In life all things meaningful and meant to last are not going to come easy. There will be a process to go through in order to reach the highest success point one can. The only way I was able to overcome the difficult parts in my process, was to lean on those who loved me and believed in me. Without these people present in my life, I would’ve drifted away from the process and fell further away from my long term goals. There have been many of lessons that I have learned along the way, however the most important one that I have learned is the mode of consistency. The more consistent, I have posted on my social media pages, the more consistently i have seen my platform grow and attractive the right eyes and viewership towards the business that I am growing

If you had a friend visiting you, what are some of the local spots you’d want to take them around to?
Depending on when they would land we would go eat. I love hole in the wall restaurants they usually have the best food.

Post landing breakfast: Nates Korner breakfast burritos
Post Breakfast eating location: Newport Beach or Newport Back Bay lookout
Post eating activity: catch the train down to SD from Irvine
Post Train Ride: Go to San diego Zoo
Post Zoo trip: Travel to Gas lamp San diego and Dine at Whiskey House

Next Day: Baseball game at Padres Stadium
Next Day:
Morning: Eat breakfast in little Italy
Early Afternoon: Ride Train back to Irvine
Late Afternoon: Shopping Spree at Irvine Spectrum or South Coast (Depending on if we 4PF that weekend)
Evening: Head to Anaheim to eat at Tacos Los Cholos

Next Day
Early morning: Drive to Costa Mesa Private gym before sun rise and get a nice pump then watch the sunrise near the beach
MidAfternoon: On the Drive back to Irvine, stop at Sidecar donuts and pick up some of the best donuts in Southern California
Early Evening: Drive to Inland Empire to play TopGolf
Evening: Drive home and use local jacuzzi to wind down

Next morning
Early Morning: Wake up and drive to Roscoes in Anaheim
Mid Afternoon: Stop at Disneyland and park hop between California Adventure and Disneyland
Early Evening: Attend the house of blues and enjoy whatever form of entertainment they have for the evening
Late Evening: Drive to Hollywood and walk the Stars

Next Morning:

Early Morning: Drive Back to Irvine
Early Afternoon: Lunch and bottomless mimosas in Newport
Late Afternoon: Rent a small boat and ride around in the back bay
Evening: Go to Javiers and eat lavishly with friends.

Next Morning:
Early Morning: Drive to the mountains
Early Afternoon: Arrive at Mountains and have some drinks where allowed
Mid Afternoon: Get on some Ski Lifts and shred the Gnar bro !
Early Evening: Find local pub and enjoy the good eats

Shoutout is all about shouting out others who you feel deserve additional recognition and exposure. Who would you like to shoutout?
Enemy is the Ego Be Water My Friend
The 4 Agreements
My Family
My friends
EBS Performance

Instagram: @coachdub11_

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-wright-194604104/

Twitter: llc dub

Image Credits
Photos belong Charles Wright