Two weeks before she left 91原创 for Florida to resume training with renowned track coach , 13-year-old Aaysia Williams was selling chocolates at $3 a box to help raise money for the trip.

鈥淪erious buyers only,鈥� she cheerfully said, in a video posted to social media that showed her getting drenched in the rain.

Williams mother, Michelle, describes her daughter as a track prodigy who has been winning races and setting records since she was nine.

鈥淢y daughter has a talent and one of the top coaches in the world wants to coach her,鈥� Michelle told the 91原创 Advance Times.

Mom managed to attract Boldon鈥檚 interest by sending a video clip of Aaysia in action, which led to a two-month stay in Florida.

During her stay, Aaysia made a good impression on Boldon, a former Trinidadian track and field athlete and four-time Olympic medal winner who owns several records, including the Commonwealth Games 100 metres.

鈥淪he is a great young lady and works harder than just about anyone I鈥檝e seen at this age,鈥� Boldon commented.

On Wednesday, Oct. 20, Aaysia and Michelle returned to Florida.

Before they left, Michelle launched a Gofundme campaign to help cover the cost of training, saying as a single mother, it鈥檚 a challenge to find the necessary funding.

In a video attached to 鈥溾�� a beaming Aaysia explained her goal is 鈥渢o be the fastest Canadian human ever and to be an Olympic gold medalist.鈥�

As of Wednesday, the campaign had raised $4,275 raised toward a $15,000 goal

Michelle stressed that her daughter is expected to continue her studies while she pursues her athletic goals.

鈥淪he has a very strong work ethic and she has to keep up academics,鈥� Michelle said.

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