On Day 2, we kick things off start with a word to the wise from the legendary Bear Bryant. And speaking of preparation, be prepared for an interesting and information playbook from kickoff to the final whistle.
We tip off Day 3 with a common-sense strategy from one of the greatest basketball coaches who ever graced the hardwood: Pat Summitt.
So, we invite you to bring a positive attitude to today’s lesson. When you do, you’re destined to have a winning session, which is precisely what Coach Summitt would have wanted.
In this lesson, the most impactful baseball player of all time, Babe Ruth, encourages us to keep swinging fr the fences even it means accepting a few strikeouts along the way.
In his era, Ruth was not only the home run king; he was also #1 in strikeouts. And if the Bambino were here today, he'd encourage you to take a serious swing at today's lesson.
Arthur Ashe was not only a great American tennis play; he was also a great American. In this lesson, Ashe shares advice about a topic he knew intimately: adversity. So be sure to check out today’s grand slam advice and use it to improve the quality of your game, your day, and your life.
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