by Ian Warner on January 23, 2012
This list Covers all sorts of negatives and positives that we can all stand to learn from as athletes. Listen up well because we are about to go on a crazy ride.
1. Michael Vick
He is my poser boy of athletes that we all must learn from. This guy was a superstar and he had the attitude like one. He clearly lived his life in a way that showed he thought he was untouchable. Like lets be real, he was a highschool football start, went to VT and was a college star and got drafted to the NFL and did the same crap he was doing in highschool to grown men. It can start to get you your head after a while.
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by Cover Ground on January 23, 2012
Guest Post by Akeem Haynes…a sprinter from Alberta, Canada currently at Barton County Community College in the United States. Follow him on twitter @FranchiseHaynes.
Everybody wants to be great at something; nobody wants to be “that person” who never achieved a thing. In that same breath though, the ones that want to be great don’t always want to work for it. Life is not always fair and nothing will ever be given to you especially if it’s something that you think that you deserve.
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by Ian Warner on January 19, 2012
The best thing about the title of this article is that thy way you say boss is just like this >>> How to Say Boss. Debbie Warner is my Mom and anyone who knows my mother knows she is not one to mess with. Like I did not stop being scared of her until I was like a junior in college (which was last year by the way).
She taught me some basic lessons about being a boss that I was able to take with me through life. Remember the way I see life is anything that can help me as a person can just as easily help me as an athlete and vice versa. I will break it down for you.
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by Ian Warner on January 16, 2012
I know you have all heard the saying “it is about doing the little things right”. It is so true, but to add on to that you have to do the little things right and you have to do them often. The people who go on to be really good at what they do, pay attention to the small details. They never just go through the motions they make every ounce of eveyrthing they do count towards their success.
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