Just as he is a multi-dimensional athlete, he also excels in all aspects of life. In college at Michigan State University
Aaron had a perfect 4.0 GPA, was the president of the MSU Triathlon Club, volunteered over 100 hrs. helping other students
with disabilities and was inducted into the Athletes with Disabilities Hall of Fame. He graduated with a BS in Kinesiology
and is currently getting his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Washington.
Aaron has started a public speaking career and has spoken in Thailand for the Young Presidents Organization, motivated Janus
financial executives and represented the US Paralympic hopefuls for the New York City 2012 Olympic bid. On the screen he plays
"himself" in the documentary Victory Over Darkness.
Aaron has set future goals for himself in athletics. Recently, Aaron accomplished a long standing goal by breaking a world
record and becoming the only disabled athlete to break 2 hr. in an International distance triathlon, a feat only accomplished
by a select few "able-bodied" athletes.
What is most impressive in this young man's life is his never-ending spirit and humble demeanor. We're proud to be associated
with Aaron, and proud to be a part of his continuing quest for excellence in everything he does.