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[Assistant] On this side of the room, I have my USA jersey and my 14-year SelectFest jersey. This USA jersey right here, it's just an honor to receive this after making the 15-year national team. That's one of the biggest achievements I've had.


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[Assistant] Some challenges I faced this past season is I actually got hurt running track right before playoff started for high school baseball. That was kinda a bummer, but...


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[Assistant] I just took the time to let my body rest. By that time, I came back in playoffs. It kinda just all worked out. I was able to overcome that challenge by having a family that supports me. They pushed me to keep working. I don't know if I could've done it mentally without their support.


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[Assistant] One of my proudest moments is probably making Team USA the 15-year team. It's an honor to play for Team USA and only 15 kids got selected out of the whole country. That was a really good experience for me though because it just really helped me become a better player.


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[Assistant] I've decided that I'm going to reclass to the class of 2024 and I'm doing that just so I can help get on college campus earlier. This upcoming fall I can start taking visits. It's going to help with that process of choosing a college.


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[Assistant] There's always the end goal of getting to the pros, but right now I'm just, I'm taking it one step at a time.


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[Assistant] Is to make the 18U national team. I just want to compete and just show the coaches that I can be on that team. Also just to win another state championship with my Jackson Prep baseball team. That would make six in a row. So that would be a pretty cool accomplishment to do.


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[Assistant] And I think that's something that we're gonna miss here in New York, in the New York area. But, we're happy that Arizona's gonna get that.


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[Assistant] And then, you know, she'll come back in the summertime and she'll be with us at some point.


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[Assistant] The competitive fire that he had at a young age was evident. It wasn't just having fun playing it, he wanted to win.


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[Assistant] The greatest thing that I see out of him as a player is just how hard he plays. And Connor's really talented, but people always recognize him because of his effort and his energy, the respect that he has for the game of baseball. And that's something that we as parents are really proud of.


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[Assistant] What Connors taught me the most in the athletic side of things especially is


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[Assistant] That it's okay to fail because you can always come back and make up for it and work hard the next time out. How he handles other people is just wisdom beyond his years. You can be a great athlete and be humble and treat people kindly.


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[Assistant] I believe that my experience in the college level has been able to help guide him through this whole process.


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[Assistant] I play for the Illinois Indians. I'm on their 17 slash 18 team. For high school ball, I started on varsity as a freshman and I'm just getting better every day to be the best player I can. It's really fun. I'm always learning something new every day. Every day there's something new that I need to work on.


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[Assistant] I always saw myself as a leader and like teaching other people what to do, showing them where they should be on the field. I just thought it was important to be that person on the team that shows them what they're supposed to do.


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[Assistant] The med ball works on being explosive through the ball. Two years ago is when I really started focusing on it and starting to weight lift and get bigger so I can be more competitive.


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[Assistant] I always like pitching, and then over the years, like, I like shortstop more and second base, just cause I got to be like a leader on the field and got a lot more action. It's really fun being able to compete against others, being able to outwork people and prove people wrong.


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[Assistant] Uh, show others my like real character and I'm hardworking and competitive.


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[Assistant] Uh, love watching it. Just learning more about the game every day.


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[Assistant] Good, Jordan. Quick, quick, good. Quick feet. Good. Quick hands, quick feet. Good. Good, Jordan. Nice. Good. Turn around, other way. Control the ball. Good stance, Jordan. That's good.


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[Assistant] Good feet. Nice. Good feet. Good. Good. Turn around. Other leg. Good.


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[Assistant] My name's Diabelle, I'm 15 years old and I play quarterback and this is No Days Off.


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[Assistant] I've been around sports since I was like two years old and ever since, like, my grandpa played football, like college football for Morehouse University, so it's always been running through the family blood and my dad's always been interested, but he never really played. He played in the NBA, but.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I've been asking for a football helmet since I was about two years old, so really, it's just always been a thing that I've loved to do.


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[Assistant] As a quarterback, you can't really be thinking about too much because when you start to overthink it, that's when everything starts to like fly out of your head and you get all anxious and stuff. So you want to like practice it to the point where it's almost second nature.


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[Assistant] For accuracy, you definitely have to envision where the route's going to be, not really look at the wide receiver during the route. So when I train with my quarterback coach, you really don't want to look at a wide receiver while he's running around. You want to look at the spot that he's going to be at so that you can hit that spot. And if he doesn't get there, then we just got to figure something else out.


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[Assistant] It's like, it'll get you far because like, trusting him with my process and going through it as being a quarterback has got me where I am today. It's inspired me to go to the next level with everything I could possibly do.


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[Assistant] So, just me going out there and working hard every day just shows.


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[Assistant] We were playing up one year and we needed a player. We picked my sister and she was the only girl on the whole team and the whole tournament. It was brother and sister chemistry.


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[Assistant] The dip move that I do is getting low and dragging your feet on the ground.


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[Assistant] So when I got COVID and I was stuck in my room, I wrote a goals list. Number one was have more composure in a game. Number two was be on the USA flag team. Number three was work out at the gym more for when a national championship.


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[Assistant] This picture is Coach Walter. She sent me this in the mail with the gift and she signed it for me. It really means a lot to me that she knew me and like she sent me things.


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[Assistant] This book is from Coach Butler and she signed it too when she wrote me a little note. And I love this book because it's like all about her journey and it motivates me so much.


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[Assistant] No days off doesn't mean pushing myself harder. Every day, every day I wake up, push hard.


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[Assistant] My name is Tijama Carrs, I play baseball, and this is No Days Off.


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[Assistant] My proudest moment when I pre-signed with a pro team was a really proudest moment because I pre-signed with a pro team the same as my best friend, Juxander. Juxander is like a brother to me. It's good having him next to me here.


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[Assistant] I will have a good advice for the kids in Aruba. No matter what other people tell you that you can't do, just keep going and keep your head up and just keep working so you make your goals you want to get. I'm working hard to be the best.


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[Assistant] With our training, we normally work on progressing her movement skills and refining her form to make her more efficient on the field. So we work on a lot of plyometrics and movement skills on the turf, deceleration and being able to control like her


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[Assistant] Let me lay in the defender cutting her off, keeping that dribble, and re-drive it to the rim.


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[Assistant] I knew I was going to do it, but haven't quite put into words how I feel yet. I'm Jocelyn Aloe, I'm a softball player for the Oklahoma Sooners, and this is No Days Off.


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[Assistant] It's still kind of surreal. I didn't hear the crowd whenever I did break the record. I was just super locked into the moment.


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[Assistant] Next thing I know, my coach is doing our little thing at third and then I'm being mobbed at home plate and I see my dad up in the stands and I'm just like saying how much I loved him and definitely lots of good feelings.


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[Assistant] There is pressure for sure, but our coach always says that pressure is a privilege. I personally manage pressure by staying within myself and not trying to make the moment too big.


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[Assistant] Playing for a coach like Patti Gasso is everything I've ever wanted in a coach and a whole lot more. To play under a woman, a boss lady, was something different for me. She has helped me to grow as a person, as a player, and more importantly as a woman.


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[Assistant] I don't think anything compares to winning a national championship just with your team and people who you've grinded with all the time. 100% winning a national championship with them.


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[Assistant] I think what sets me apart as a hitter is just the reps.


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[Assistant] When I was four years old, I would just ask my dad to take me to go hit and we would hit a thousand balls every night just for fun.


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[Assistant] I'm very prideful when it comes to my hitting, so I like to dive in deep to a lot of video, I like to see what I'm doing wrong, and I like to ask a lot of questions as well.


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[Assistant] The thing I love most about the game of softball is just me being able to compete in every aspect of the game. I can compete on base running. I can compete in hitting and fielding. I just like the lifelong friendships that I've made along the way.


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[Assistant] I think to play at my last Women's College World Series would definitely be bittersweet. Definitely have to get there first, so it'd be the best thing ever to go out on top.


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[Assistant] How I got into softball was I actually started playing tee ball first.


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[Assistant] And then my dad actually made me play baseball with the boys. I remember when I was playing baseball with the boys and we were playing on like newer fields and no one had ever hit it out of those fields. And I did it twice in one game. So it was cool to do it against the boys and in front of them too. And I was like, yeah, go girls.


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[Assistant] My goals after college is definitely to be playing pro here in the United States and overseas for sure. And you will be seeing me in the 2028 Olympics. I know that.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, it's just softball and coach likes to describe softball as our playground. So this is kind of my playground and I get to play this board every day and not a lot of people can say that they have played this board at the highest level.


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[Assistant] My name is Claudio, uh, ex-professional soccer player. So I've been training Isabela since she was three years old. Isabela, she is, uh, incredible with ball control. You can see the Brazilian moves made in almond field.


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[Assistant] Isabella definitely going to be looking good and all challenges.


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[Assistant] You can see I go pass the ball in the air for her. She go control the ball. And do a couple jog on the ball. We'll put it down. And go to the straight zigzag. Now she pass back to me.


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[Assistant] Now she go around the corner, now coming to the second zigzag, I pass back to her, she go do one final touch, good touch back to me, go to the second pulse, that's what I recall, and I pass back to her, and she's finishing a great shot.


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[Assistant] Show time in the house? Let's go. Got it.


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[Assistant] Beautiful. I love the first one, right? Let's go get to the second one now. Got it? Focus. Wake it.


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[Assistant] Good, again. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go,


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[Assistant] Should do all three perfects. But the third, should do much faster.


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[Assistant] That's, that's the way we're looking for in this game. Everyone you're doing, you continue. Number one, do well. Number two, you do it.


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[Assistant] Better. Number three, they had to do perfect. So she do it. Fantastic job.


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[Assistant] Showtime in the house. One minute. Good job. That's it. That's it.


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[Assistant] My focus is this one, it's the hard one. Showtime in the house. Let's go.


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[Assistant] She do pushes us, even as a family, like, well, we need to do this, we have to do that, make sure we don't forget about our brothers. Uhm, she even be planning like little events, like, okay, well, next weekend we're gonna go here, water park, you know, different things, so she keep us bonded together.


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[Assistant] My family drives my love and passion for this game.


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[Assistant] We're friends and family. Having a tight circle just kinda helps me stay engaged with everything that I've done. My name is Sharon Perry. I'm 18 years old and I'm a basketball player.


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[Assistant] Everybody can jump, everybody's playing above the rim, and I felt like in order to get to that next step, I need to get my body right and I need to start playing above the rim, so I feel like going to Adam was probably one of the best things I probably could have done.


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[Assistant] Today my workout with Adam was just a bunch of functional movements and just mobility because it's season so he was just trying to help prepare me for the long run.


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[Assistant] Honestly, going to Harvard-Westlake is a dream come true. My favorite subject? I'm more of like a math and science type of guy. I'm good with numbers.


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[Assistant] English and History, those are cool, but not my forte. So, Math and Science is more interesting to me.


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[Assistant] My time management during school is whenever I have a break, I do homework, meet with teachers.


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[Assistant] And then for basketball, just train, practice, do everything that I have to do. And then whenever I get home, study.


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[Assistant] Honestly, everything requires work. Basketball in order to be great, you have to work.


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[Assistant] When I was like three years old, my dad, he was always shooting around and then it kind of just inspired me to just pick up a basketball and start shooting. From there it just kind of took off. Me and my dad would just always like train.


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[Assistant] My game has expanded throughout because I've always had fun with it and I'm always smiling and showing enthusiasm and it just helps me be who I am.


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[Assistant] My parents are always there for me. I always know they're gonna have my back.


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[Assistant] Just having the two best parents around and having them help me go through the good times, the tough times. It's helped me get to where I am today.


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[Assistant] To go to the NBA and honestly help me get money for not only myself but to help my family out as well.


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[Assistant] Practicing, nothing has to be hard, but as long as you're staying prepared and not taking any days off, then you'll be set.


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[Assistant] Thank you everyone for watching my video. If you want to hear more stories like mine, be sure to like and subscribe.


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[Assistant] Any youth player that moves from playing under 17, playing the second team, into first team environment, it's, it's, you have to fit into the group, you have to be responsible tactically, and you just have to learn how to, on the field, carry yourself as a professional, when to take the right risks, what the team needs in certain moments, and that's something that Paxton is a really smart player and has a high soccer IQ, but something that he grows with.


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[Assistant] It's something that I think he'll do, but also a lot of things need to go the right way for him too, for him to take that step and become a, you know, a World Cup player. I think the sky's the limit and there's no ceiling into what he can accomplish in the game.


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[Assistant] I like to rub scooters because I like to do twists. I like double whips gaps.


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[Assistant] Like a nose point, but like, you go straight at it and grind and just go back in.


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[Assistant] Mr. Nick taught me how to ride a scooter. Every week we go to pain and then we just practice.


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[Assistant] My advice to other kids is always get up and get a little better everyday and never give up.


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[Assistant] Wall walks, what I'm looking for here, is looking at shoulder strength and stability, as well as core strength. So keep your stomach nice and tight on these. Don't worry about getting too close to the wall, Mikey, alright?


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[Assistant] Is get as far as you can. This is to help build a lot of strength and stability in those shoulders and overhead position. Since he is an overhead athlete, I need those shoulders strong.


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[Assistant] So this is his first season playing 10 and under, and so far he's done incredible. He keeps up with everybody, he doesn't play afraid, he goes and gets the puck.


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[Assistant] Success is going out there, knowing I'm doing good each and every day. Make sure by the time I put my head down to rest, I'm happy. Nah, it's nothing yet. I still got more to come.


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[Assistant] My baseball goal is to make it to the major leagues and uh, and play for a long time and go out there and get my name out there.


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[Assistant] I'm Jaden Hilton, this is No Days Off, presented by Gatorade.


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[Assistant] Growing up, played soccer, football, and baseball. Played up in Jersey, played baseball for about 16 years. Moved down to Florida about a year and a half ago.


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[Assistant] And just baseball down here is just no comparison to up there. It's just more active, more competitive. Perfect move. Decided to do it for my dream to get my name out there. I felt like it was a great move that we did as a family.


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[Assistant] My biggest challenge was losing my mother when I was eight years old. Um, lost her to leukemia. Uh, she, she had a tough battle. So, just, uh,


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[Assistant] When my mom passed, it's a really big setback for me. It took me a few years to really, to really notice where it really happened. My mom's not there anymore.


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[Assistant] I know, in her heart, she wants me to do everything 100%, don't give up. Knowing that you're going out there, and uh,


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[Assistant] You're gonna overcome the failure. Because baseball is a game of failure. So you gotta know.


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[Assistant] That failure's gonna come and you're gonna get over it no matter what or whatever you need to do. You gotta be good in the head, make sure everything's good mentally and physically to go out there and show what you can do.


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[Assistant] Before I go bat, write her name, her initials in the, in the sand, C-A-E-H. And underline it every time. I'm bold. When I go out to the field, I draw on my hand, C-A-E-H, and I just remember her.


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[Assistant] Last year in their district finals, 11th inning, I was going 0-4-4. I get up, I get down to a 0-1 count. Next pitch I hit a home run to win. First thing I do is I thank her and everything. Always looking back to her.


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[Assistant] Everyone should have a role model to look up to. I look up to my dad because he's just the guy I want to be. Everyone knows him as a nice guy, the guy that can cook. Everyone just loves him and him taking on the role of mom and dad, he's really the guy I want to be.


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[Assistant] His inner strength is amazing. You know, it really passes on to not just me, but my two older brothers too. Just, I just want to be like him.


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[Assistant] What I love about baseball, just the rush I get playing it, it just brings happiness to me. Playing it with friends, family, going out there and putting on a show for people in the crowd.


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[Assistant] I feel like what Gatorade's doing is amazing. Giving kids a chance to show up and show up what they can do is just amazing.


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[Assistant] No Days Off to me means each and every day I'm doing something to make myself better, either on or off the baseball field. Whether that's mental work, uh, meditating or something, uh, lifting, uh, hitting in the gym, hitting in the


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[Assistant] Bad in cages, uh, thrown with a partner. Something to do with on the field to help me make my future self much better. Some advice I'll give to myself. Don't ever give up.


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[Assistant] Keep on finding ways to become the best person out there. Don't give up ever in life. Don't ever throw in the towel. Make sure you can do what you need to do to get the job done. What's inside me is inside you too.


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[Assistant] He came to me and said, dad, I want to start working out before school. Okay. You'll have to get up at four 30 in the morning. And he said, I'll do it.


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[Assistant] A catcher has got to know exactly what's going on all the time. You got to be in every play. You touching the ball every play. You got to know your, you have a feel for your pitchers. You got to know where your, your filters are set up. And so this is an area that I think Cade excels in.


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[Assistant] Cade's love for baseball started at a very early age. I grew up playing baseball myself, and uhm, like most kids, we had a bat in his hand when he was two.


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[Assistant] And he was very blessed to have some really good coaches, uh, that really strive to teach the game. And so.


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[Assistant] I think his love started then and as he continued to get older, I knew that he was really serious about the game.


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[Assistant] Cade is a good person. Like I said, Cade has a great heart. Uhm, he gets that from his mother and I think that he wants to be.


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[Assistant] Cade's accomplishments where he is now, it came from just determination and goal setting. Cade determined a long time ago


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[Assistant] That he wants to be great at this game. He wants to be remembered. He tells me quite often, dad, when I walk down the street, I want people to know who I am. He sets goals.


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[Assistant] And he strives for those goals and when he achieves those goals, he sets new goals.


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[Assistant] I was willing to accept the challenge. I just said, I'm gonna add this baby. This baby saved me.


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[Assistant] Touch my, your stomach, touch my finger, take it back. Come on, come on. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. There you go, good.


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[Assistant] She continues to set a standard that she shows that, you know, the door is open for everybody.


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[Assistant] I had Sophia in class as well, and she is a hard worker in that aspect, so she's going to accomplish great things, football or otherwise, because of who she is as a person and how hard she works every day.


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[Assistant] You think of a race car driver as an athlete, and he is, but he's been an exceptional athlete from the very beginning. Keep your shoulders down, and don't lose your feet.


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[Assistant] It doesn't matter if you're the number one candidate in the nation, I think that everybody should have that mentality of I'm the best no matter what.


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[Assistant] Stay motivated by the haters. I think all the haters, you know, they're gonna come at you, but you gotta be prepared to show up.


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[Assistant] My name is Tyler Acevedo, I'm 15 years old and I play baseball.


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[Assistant] I played catcher in Little League. I was pretty nasty at that, but I wanted to take shortstop a little bit more seriously.


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[Assistant] The reason why I love baseball the most is I feel like all sports that I've played, I really did not have that fun, but baseball I really had fun with.


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[Assistant] Last year I really started focusing on baseball and being more competitive towards the sport. I play shortstop.


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[Assistant] My responsibility is just to know all parts of the game. How is the outfield playing? Is the infield in the right position? If there's a righty batter, you gotta play a little bit to the left or right.


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[Assistant] So what I do to train is I wake up at 5am, do my morning activities, and then I go outside to do insane morning.


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[Assistant] So what I do for insane mornings, I run a couple of hills, get the blood flowing, start lifting the tire a little bit, sledgehammer work, and getting stronger.


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[Assistant] I'm training six times a week. So my strength and conditioning includes landmines, deadlifts, reverse lunges if you want to throw hard, a lot of sled work with heavy weight to get quickness and explosive.


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[Assistant] So this one right here is probably my favorite medal. Another, we won 5-0 on the record. We all, I think I had a walk-off single to tie it up. This is my second favorite. The ring. We did another 5-0 tournament. It was crazy. This is my first big field home run.


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[Assistant] And I hit this this year, and it was pretty cool. Championship game, WWE freshman one.


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[Assistant] I think I did like three for six, batted like 500. That was my first real league tournament. This was a very, very good matchup. We were facing a team down in Washington. I liked that game very much. After my grandmother passed, I got this bat.


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[Assistant] And this is probably my favorite bat until I broke it in WWBA freshman. I was really sad about it. I think I cried. This is the 2017 or 18 All-Star team in Drosnik Little League. Hotty Toddy, that's an Ole Miss thing.


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[Assistant] Have a baseball field behind it. Just when I wake up, I just like to see a baseball field.


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[Assistant] I think my proudest moments in baseball is me committing. Cause I know my journey has been a really rough one.


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[Assistant] My goals is to go to college, of course. That's what me and my parents want. But if the draft talks start happening, I would like to take that too.


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[Assistant] Outside of baseball, I play paintball with my friends. Sometimes play video games with them if I have time.


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[Assistant] Uhm, just seeing him having so much fun. There's nobody else on the trails enjoying the running and racing as much as him.


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[Assistant] The first time I ran with him to see if it would be a good fit for me coaching him, it was apparent really quick that he was something special.


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[Assistant] So, so the pace that we're trying to hit today is a 440 pace, which is 70 seconds per lap.


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[Assistant] So what I've learned from Sebastian is just to have joy in running and enjoying the moments out on the trails. He definitely carries just like this fun, just always is out there smiling, having a joyful time and he's just running to enjoy it.


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[Assistant] His joy rubs off on me and I continue to bring that onto runs that I go on and find that joy in running, taking the time to look around and really enjoy what I'm doing.


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[Assistant] I like training with Sam because he lets me box in the end. When I'm boxing, I like...


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[Assistant] Uhm, when I hit the pads from my coach, it's just loud and the whole gym can hear it.


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[Assistant] I like golf because I make a lot of friends when I play tournaments. I love when I hit the ball next to the flag with this little spin.


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[Assistant] A few golfers that I met was Justin Thomas, Matthew Wolf, Colin Miracawa, and that's it.


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[Assistant] And Tiger Woods. I look up to Jordan Spieth.


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[Assistant] I actually play in a lot of tours. I think this one was the first medal I won on the U.S. Kids. And this is a Ronaldo jersey. He signed it for me. This 2021, uh, World Championship trophy was last year.


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[Assistant] Uh, my score was 1 over, 10 under, 5 under. This one was the first world championship I won.


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[Assistant] I like skateboarding. I like, uh, scootering. I like pickleball. I like tennis. I like soccer. I like basketball. I'm reading a book now.


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[Assistant] They said like when you fail, it's always like kind of better. You can't be sad when you fail because it pushes you more.


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[Assistant] And I agree with that because sometimes when I lose, I always practice more.


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[Assistant] When I train, a lot of people say nice swing and stuff and I get, I get hyped and I practice more and more.


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[Assistant] And family being important to us, I think she realized that being close to home is a great benefit.


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[Assistant] She's always been at every one of Tatiana's games. So she grew up just watching everybody practice all the games. And as soon as she could dribble, probably the age of two, three, maybe she was dribbling.


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[Assistant] Uh, Tatiana not so much, but she is a competitor.


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[Assistant] She's actually really good at cooking. And she's very creative when she cooks. She comes up with new things, comes up with creative ways to make even like macaroni and cheese. She'll be very creative.


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[Assistant] I mean, he's laser focused when he goes into competition. And then boy, once that, once it's his turn, he's just on point and, uh, just determined to do the best he can.


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[Assistant] I came into his life when he was, uh, five years old. And, uh, I seen this little five year old kid just skating around the bowl, just carving it up. And I was just completely blown away. I mean, this kid was five years old. I don't think he could tie his shoes at that time, but he could, you know, do five forties and, you know, make twists and everything.


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[Assistant] I'm so proud of Tyson. Can't wait till competition start again so we can get out there and get our family back out there again. But I couldn't be more proud of him. Every time I see a video, he's doing something new that just completely blows us away.


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[Assistant] Dogged that man. He's serious about track and getting better and there's...


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[Assistant] That was good. That was solid contact there. Yeaah. I'm gonna hit the target.


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[Assistant] I really do feel like she's one of the hardest working people I know. She definitely grinded for where she is right now.


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[Assistant] I am Zaire Thomas, I'm 13 years old, and I do tracking food.


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[Assistant] When I'm training, I work on sprints to help me with my 400, but for the long distance I do like miles and then the 400 and the 800 to get better.


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[Assistant] What I love about running is like, my mind is completely blank.


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[Assistant] And then when I see someone pass me, I start worrying a lot. I just get scared sometimes that I will lose, but I end up winning.


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[Assistant] They my favorite medals because I got a first in both of them, showing them improvements I have. Over the years, I start running track. These Mark Trow medals, uhm,


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[Assistant] The big ones are the first place, and I got one of them in fourth for long jump, but I got first and second, I mean first in the eight, fourth in the fifteen.


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[Assistant] My favorite memory is probably the Olympics one. I got in first place in the 800 and I never stopped smiling ever since I got off the track.


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[Assistant] I take tracks seriously, but at the same time, not seriously, cause I'm still a kid and I still wanna, uh, have fun while-


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[Assistant] Okay, it's still before I get older and like, gotta be like an adult now and mature. So, I'm just having fun.


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[Assistant] I mean, I see lots of young runners that's in college went there, so I know I can do it.


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[Assistant] He's a true five tool guy. He's just as likely to hit a ball 400 feet out the left field as he is to drop a drag bunk down.


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[Assistant] That ball ain't coming back. I've seen him make plays and run down balls that you don't see college kids get to. There's nothing he can't do on a baseball field. Special athlete, but also special young man.


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[Assistant] Ah, stay in the ground there. Keep him up on your toes a little bit.


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[Assistant] You know, most of the work we put in during the season, he kind of self corrected throughout the year.


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[Assistant] Lonnie is not a kid that gets real, real high or real, real low. Like, he could be 4 for 4 or 0 for 4, he's gonna look pretty much the same regardless of how he's doing. And I think the guys feed off that because they see, we have this special player, this is how he carries himself. And the work ethic too.


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[Assistant] You know, for as gifted as he is, he comes to practice every day, excited to be there and wants to get better. And I think that trickles down to the program when they see a guy like him who's pumped up to be a practice. That's a pro right there. That's it. Good one to finish on right there. Came in a lot, then went middle away and you got that one nice.


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[Assistant] People say like, well, if he focused on baseball year round, he'd be, you know, 10 times better. There's some truth to that, but also I think the skills that he developed playing football and basketball carry over. I think him playing multiple sports has just made his body and his athleticism and explosiveness, you know, go to another level.


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[Assistant] No days off is Lonnie White. Uh, in fact, he's the guy that I've had conversations with his parents through the years about he needs a couple days off. You know, because he does so much, obviously, we'll finally see.


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[Assistant] What Lonnie White looks like playing baseball year round? I'd like to think his future is we'll see him on TV in a few years playing center field for somebody in the big leagues.


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[Assistant] Every time we together, it's like we never even talk about sports for real like this. So it's a cool relationship without talking about sports all the time.


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[Assistant] I was always the bigger kid growing up. It was always, he's too big to do that. We gotta check his ID, he's not the real age, the cheating. Everything was pulled out of the book when I came out.


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[Assistant] Working out with Duke every day, Monday through Friday. That's all I can say. I mean, he gonna work you to death, but he gonna love you at the same time.


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[Assistant] You know what kind of work we're gonna do that day, but the workouts is totally different. He put everything away before we get in here, after the next group, so you don't know what you're about to do, so he always keeps it on our toes.


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[Assistant] That helps a lot, man, cause we, we all do different things with our technique and when you can get advice from someone else that's older than you and been in the game longer than you, I mean, it always helps. So I mean, that's what I try to do every time I'm here.


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[Assistant] I didn't really believe in physical therapy, like in college and stuff like that, cause...


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[Assistant] I always felt if you was in the training room, they gonna keep you in there and I like to go home. So like, it just started when I got here and I started to take more care of my body. Take it more seriously.


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[Assistant] Honestly, I would say this shirt just hurt, but when you get up, they feel amazing. So I mean, it's, it's pain that you can take. I can feel the improvement. So it's, it helps out a lot, helps out a whole lot.


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[Assistant] My rookie season was bad. We went 0-12. That was hard to go through. I mean, I already went through a 2-10 season in Louisville, but going through 0-12, that was tough.


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[Assistant] Give my quarterback rookie of the year, he's a great quarterback. He does things that you just be like, how did he just do that? So like, I just can't wait for the world to see it, honestly. I'm excited for him.


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[Assistant] Growing up, his IQ was just so different. I used to say, he reminded me of LeBron James. They'll laugh at me. I'm like, okay. And then when they come to the game, they're like, you right.


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[Assistant] He wants the pressure, he loves pressure. MVP, All-Star, and the Championship. Put whoever you want around him, he's gonna get it done. I definitely see him going number one in the draft. Number one.


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[Assistant] I'm Kay's trainer, also his cousin as well, his real cousin. You know, a lot of people say cousin, but I'm his real cousin. I've been training him since he was fifth grade until today.


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[Assistant] I don't know how that would look. As he got older and one can and gave up basketball, then I started getting into being more serious with Kade.


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[Assistant] His work ethic started as a kid. He didn't know why he was doing this. It was hard, you know, and things like that.


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[Assistant] He gonna kill me for this fifth grade. He was more like, you know, this is a slow guy. And he was a post, just a post-up player. And then today, he's more on the ball.


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[Assistant] He's a playmaker. He wants the ball in his hand the whole game. He wants to make plays for others. Creating off the dribble. That was one of his weaknesses, actually going into Oklahoma State. People didn't think he could do that. So we go straight to it. We attack that. And now they said he was one of the best in college basketball, so.


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[Assistant] The basic stuff is training, but now we gotta get on the NBA stuff. That's our main focus this year, uh, to go on into the draft is just finishing through contact and ball handling.


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[Assistant] You gotta think of somebody else that's in the league with you. If you're not working, somebody else is working. So somebody's getting better while you're just sitting and relaxing. So even if it's not even on the basketball court, yoga, weights, stretching, massages, you gotta do something. This is your job now. So no days off. None. Monday through Sunday.


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[Assistant] You know, a kid who's playing his sophomore year in high school and is already committed, he goes to that game and everybody says, there's that kid who's committed. So the pressure is a little added to that kid. He's got to be the one who performed.


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[Assistant] I played baseball growing up, never coached before, but, uh, you know, had quite quite a good knowledge of the game. We got the basics and the fundamentals, but.


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[Assistant] We knew in order for him to, you know, take the next step we had to get some other people involved.


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[Assistant] He is one of the best mechanically skilled controller players in the game.


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[Assistant] Teams don't practice very much. The only practice that you get is the hours that you put into the game. As a team, of course, make sure your mechanical skills are tipped up. Make sure that your mental game is tipped up, but also make sure that you keep up with the changes that are happening in the game. New patches, new metas, new zone rotations, et cetera. That is how we prep for it. Right here.


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[Assistant] I'm very lucky that I'm on CS7. We all stay active, we all play the game.


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[Assistant] Basketball is like my life. It's kind of the thing I always wanted to do. I love getting better each day. I want to be up there with the guys like Donovan and Damian Lillard.


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[Assistant] Davion Mitchell here, I play point guard at the University of Baylor, and I'm here training for the NBA drive.


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[Assistant] I got into basketball with my uncles. The youngest uncle after me named Deron. He kinda showed me the game. He was really good. He taught me a lot of things. It played a big part of my life.


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[Assistant] I feel like I can do everything on the floor. I can pass, defend, score. Being a good teammate, I mean, I'm not selfish. I love getting my teammates involved, getting them open shots.


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[Assistant] Monday, Tuesday is kind of like our days where we go really hard, do a lot of conditioning. We kind of slow it down and just shooting on Wednesdays. Thursday and Friday is kind of like a hard day and then Saturday is kind of like our only live day. It's difficult, but I'm kind of getting used to it. Now the hard part is just staying healthy.


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[Assistant] To be a professional is really hard. You gotta make sure you're eating right every day. You see all your friends be able to eat candy and chips and know how good it is that you can't even eat it because it can hurt you in the long run.


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[Assistant] Coach Don is amazing. He knows his stuff. I mean, I love working out with him. He's a guy that tells me if I'm doing something wrong, he tells me he's not going to sugarcoat anything.


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[Assistant] As hard as I go every day, like, there's no way I can be able to play 82 games if I was in the NBA. You kinda gotta take some time off for your body so you can just stay healthy throughout this whole season because it's a marathon, not a sprint.


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[Assistant] I stay motivated, man, just by seeing my family work every day. I just want to be able to change their lives so they can just feel free and not have to worry about paying the bills. Like I just want to be able to support them in that way.


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[Assistant] And just be respectful and be a good person, no matter who I'm talking to, no matter how big I am, just trying to be a good person to everyone.


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[Assistant] I don't wanna say like in five years I'm gonna have a championship. I'm just kinda just say like day by day just to make the best of each day.


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[Assistant] No matter how good I did, it's not feeling like, oh, I made it already. I was a good college player and now it's time to do bigger and better things. So now I just gotta leave that behind and just get ready for the next level.


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[Assistant] I think the greatest thing he has for a young player is that he's very competitive and I think the fact that he's so young and he's going to be really good on defense coming into the league, that's something that you never


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[Assistant] Well, I think you don't want to get too high or too low in the NBA. I mean, he got 82 games and a lot of highs and a lot of lows. I think the fact that he stays pretty solid, pretty even, kill either way, I think it's going to help him.


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[Assistant] You know, and it conserves energy. When you got guys running around rah rah all the time, you're actually getting tired. So I think he'll conserve energy. And I think he'll stay, stay right in the middle.


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[Assistant] My name is Zoe Brooks, I'm 16 years old and I play basketball.


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[Assistant] So, during quarantine, my coach asked me to make a couple of my teammates some mixes to send out to the colleges to help their recruitment. When I unboxed some Jordans with that money.


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[Assistant] So when I edit, it's kind of like, just makes me, it's like a connection I have with the game.


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[Assistant] Ever since I started video editing, that's what I thought I wanted to do, like majoring in college and do for fun after the basketball.


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[Assistant] I probably spend about 40 hours a week doing stuff that would help me with basketball or training for basketball. On a typical day in my life, I would wake up, eat breakfast.


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[Assistant] Then around four or five o'clock, I would go to physical therapy. Sometimes I might go to the pool.


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[Assistant] Swimming is something I like to do, but it's good exercise. I just do it for fun.


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[Assistant] I started liking basketball when I, when I was playing against the boys and I was, you know, giving them buckets. I was like, oh, I'm kind of good at this. I want to play ever since.


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[Assistant] I'm always with my dad. He always takes me to training practices. He's always at all of my games.


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[Assistant] I think how invested my dad is kind of motivates me, you know, because I know he wants it from me and I want it too. Yeaah, I know he's in my corner all the time.


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[Assistant] When I train with Eric, I like to work on ball handling and shooting off the dribble and off the catch.


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[Assistant] When I play basketball, I feel confident. I know I've been doing this for years, so I should never doubt myself. I know what I'm capable of and what I'm good at. And I just try to make others around me better. My favorite player at WNBA is Breonna Stewart.


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[Assistant] A good shot if, you know, he continues to work hard and gets better. He's definitely got the tools, you know, as long as you work hard and keep your head down, you'll, you'll find out worth that. And hopefully, you know, his ends up in the, in the major Sunday. If not, you know, I'm still going to love him just the same.


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[Assistant] You know, he's going to be a problem on the field for NFL defensive backs just at his size and some of the things he can do. He does things that...


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[Assistant] A lot of small receivers, 5'10", 6 foot tall, do well. And he's, you know, 6'3", 6'4", and 220 pounds, so there's definitely going to be a problem.


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[Assistant] At this level with these guys, if we're a tenth of a second, or two tenths of a second off, it literally could just be one step.


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[Assistant] Helping produce some fast times for big wide receivers. So he kind of falls right into the mold that does really well with our program. We want to make sure that if, if the NFL is going from top to bottom as far as


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[Assistant] You know, agility and speed and jumping ability and position drills that we check more boxes than the guy that's projected similar to where Trayvon is at. If we can do that, that gives us a good opportunity to, to potentially jump that kid in a draft and that's the goal.


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[Assistant] He's a unique, uh, threat on the football field. He's big. He's fast. He's strong. He catches the ball well. He high points the ball well. He runs good route. So, he's a little bit of a unique animal.


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[Assistant] If you wanna be better, if you wanna get better, you have to do the extras on the side.


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[Assistant] Be calm, really. That's really all it is, you know, not trying to get stressed out as much.


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[Assistant] Acting in football has definitely been something I've been doing for a long time. You know, singing is something that I just started doing.


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[Assistant] Then once I got to high school, I started to realize like, dang, like I really like this, like this is really what I want to do. And so I started working harder and harder.


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[Assistant] I'm C.A. Wright, I'm 18 years old and I play cornerback.


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[Assistant] I feel like the exhilaration is one of the things that draws me to it the most. The brotherhood that comes with being on a football team. It's a fast-paced, super fun game. I always love playing.


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[Assistant] Usually I wake up, I work out in the morning, and then I'll have school afterwards.


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[Assistant] Then I usually workout again, and you know, like I fit in like, meals and stuff between. And then the workouts will kind of change every day. Like, one day I'll do lifting, and then I'll do like, speed work, or I'll do something over on the field.


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[Assistant] I feel like in, in middle school, I was really enjoying myself. But, you know, I was never like a big time player. Like I was never like a star player. I was just, you know, I did my job. Cause, you know, there was a ton of talent on that team.


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[Assistant] Really just having fun. You know, that's what it all boils down to because I feel like if I get to the point where I'm doing something and I'm not enjoying it, then there's not really any point in doing it anymore.


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[Assistant] When you're working out with your high school team, everybody's doing the same thing. You have to do the extras on the side, you know. So I've always done that throughout my entire high school career and before.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, Coach Mike, I mean he's a great coach. I like his workouts, you know, you break a sweat when you're out there. Definitely, some of my workouts are a little bit more focused on just like technique and just being slow and getting everything and you know, the muscle memory. His drills translate into the game.


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[Assistant] Recruiting is definitely crazy, you know, especially with the pandemic happening just for the past year. There's been a lot of phone calls and less in person and stuff like that, but I feel like people don't understand how hectic it really is. It's really difficult to be able to figure out which one you want to go to.


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[Assistant] In college, I'm really looking forward to the competition that's gonna be there. Everybody's great. Everybody is on scholarship at these schools and everybody's been putting in the work to play, so it's really about who's gonna take the extra steps to be the best. And I'm also looking forward to like, traveling.


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[Assistant] 8 to 12, like I was in a couple more commercials. And then once I was 12, I was like, I really love this. Like this is something that I really like to do. I kind of want to take it to the next level. So then I started auditioning for like TV shows and movies. And I booked Space Jam my, yeah, the end of my sophomore year.


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[Assistant] Space Jam was an awesome experience. The huge sets and the big stars being a part of it and just the budget was crazy so you know they're gonna go all out.


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[Assistant] I feel like that was one thing that drew me and LeBron to each other because we're both athletes and he kind of took me under his wing about what it took for him to get to the level that he's at, you know, because he's at the top and he's one of the best in the world. Me and Cedric could probably take LeBron.


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[Assistant] You know, uhm, and you could tell he was mad, but, you know, he played it off real cool. I tease him sometimes, I call him the movie star, you know, but he's still Sierra.


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[Assistant] Or the main thing I love about acting is that, you know, you get to step into a whole new world. Both of them are really mental, you know. With football, like, you've gotta study the playbook, you've gotta watch film.


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[Assistant] And with acting, you know, you've got to memorize lines. And then you have to be really in tune with yourself, with your emotions and stuff like that. But with football, it's more so being in tune with your body. It takes hard work and dedication to be successful at both. So I feel like it's easy for me to, you know, go from one another just knowing that the work ethic has to be the same.


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[Assistant] Acting in football has definitely been something I've been doing for a long time. You know, singing is something that I've just started doing. I just feel like it's a good way to express yourself. I like that type of, you know, slower R&B type of raw type of music.


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[Assistant] Music has always been something that I've been really interested in. My grandparents and my mom would be like, Oh, you know, you have a, you have a nice voice. You should sing. A football player who's singing, this is like, you know, it's not something you see it normally. Making it is fun. I enjoy the process. Like I enjoy learning music theory, you know, and that's something that they've been really good with teaching me about.


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[Assistant] That was great, that was great, that was great. It's gotten a lot of traction though and people have really enjoyed like what we've done so far. As long as that keeps going, I'm gonna keep doing it and you know it's something I love doing.


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[Assistant] No days off means what it is. You always have to work to get better. It means doing the little things that people aren't gonna do. It means waking up early to go work out. It means just having fun. Like it's not really about life.


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[Assistant] Oh, I want to win this award. I want to win, you know, that's not really my goals. I mean, if that happens and that's awesome, it's a blessing, but it's more so just about getting better and enjoying myself and just seeing how far I can progress.


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[Assistant] The six foot three Jose Pena relies heavily on his fastball and he can crank it up to 95 to 96 miles per hour at times.


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[Assistant] Austin has a lot of goals. College scholarship, you know, that would be, you know, one of the big goals coming up.


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[Assistant] He's got a good seven years to go. You know, if he plays well, his next goal would be to play in the NFL. If you believe it, you can achieve it, so I definitely believe it for him. His work ethic is off the charts.


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[Assistant] It's amazing to see that, you know, he's already worked with Dak Prescott, Peyton Manning.


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[Assistant] Eli Manning. This all took place in elementary school. Like he literally just stepped foot in middle school. It's an amazing experience just to see what he's accomplished so far.


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[Assistant] I'm proud of Austin because he is just such an awesome kid.


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[Assistant] Uhm, school first, you know, he continues to maintain straight A's which we couldn't be more proud of.


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[Assistant] And then, uhm, just his love and his passion for football. It is so much fun to watch.


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[Assistant] Austin has a lot of important people in his life, you know, obviously, you know, his brother, my mother and my father that have both, you know, helped him. He has a phenomenal quarterback coach, Ken Mastroli, and then to the top. And so Matt Frumelt and Josh Vogelbeck both work with him there. And then he also has his high school.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, it's all about if you can perform or not, and if you don't have the mentor and you're not practicing as much as other people, then you're just not gonna perform.


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[Assistant] What I'm really aiming for is like winning another big FMCS or winning the next World Cup 2021. I think fun is the main thing that keeps him going.


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[Assistant] What I want people to think if they hear my name is that as long as you work hard enough and you have the passion, you have the drive, you can make your dreams come true.


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[Assistant] My name is Diego or Arkham and I'm 16 years old and I'm a professional eSports player.


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[Assistant] Normally when I wake up in the morning, I get dressed and go for a run, G4 a shower, and then start my day.


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[Assistant] The morning when I eat breakfast, uh, I'll normally have some cereal, particularly Cinnamon Toast Crunch with my family. Family life is really important to me, like, without my family I wouldn't be where I'm at today, because they've been supporting me since day one, they've been supporting me, they've been helping me, they've been giving me advice.


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[Assistant] And I do homework for about like an hour or so. And then I start warming up and then I play Fortnite for a minimum of 10 hours a day.


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[Assistant] So a lot of people actually don't know what actually goes into being a professional video gamer. It's a lot of the same aspects as being a professional like soccer player or football player. You have to practice minimum 10 hours a day. You have to go through a lot of mental training. It's really hard but it's worth it if you really enjoy it.


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[Assistant] I would say I come from a video game family. We've been playing video games since as long as I can remember. We've been playing video games my whole life.


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[Assistant] I played sports games, I played fighting games, I played First Mr. Shooters, I played MMORPGs. I honestly just had fun in a lot of those, and Fortnite was just a battle royale, I've never played a battle royale before. And it had a building aspect, so it was just really different and I really enjoyed it. In like a six month period, I started like taking it really seriously and wanted to actually like pursue this.


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[Assistant] Me, as a person, I just want to be like the best I can at anything I do so I kept on just wanting to improve, improve until I was almost at like a pro level and I realized I can actually do it.


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[Assistant] What the name ARCA means to me is that you can start from the bottom and you can work your way all the way to the top, do hard work. My dad came up with the username from, uhm, reading us HP Lovecraft. When I, uh, saved up money to buy myself my own PC, I just kinda yoinked the name and ran with it.


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[Assistant] And then I used Apex Pro TKL, which is one of the fastest keyboards out there with, uh, one of the lowest actuation of ones.


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[Assistant] I think at Fortnite what I really excel at is basically my like, my game sense. So like, knowing the right decisions to make in game and like, when to be patient, when to like, know when to be aggressive. It's just like, I think that's my strongest suit. I think we run in and try to sneak on this team.


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[Assistant] The way I handle pressure is just by playing the game a lot, practicing in scrimmages and stuff like that is the best way to handle that pressure and I like the pressure a lot. I like, I use it and I perform better with it because there's like something on the line.


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[Assistant] I used to take soccer pretty seriously, but ever since I started pursuing video games, I haven't really had the chance to go to field and practice, so every now and then I'll just go in the backyard and kick the ball around just to unwind.


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[Assistant] One of my future goals is to hit 100k subscribers on YouTube. I'm pretty close, I'm at 80k right now. That would be a really huge milestone for me. And then hitting 100k followers on Twitch is also another big huge milestone for me.


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[Assistant] Nobody's off means to practice like as much as you can. Take practice seriously. Try to be the best you can and you gotta work for it.


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[Assistant] Athletes at his age, he can do absolutely everything. I got receiver, defensive back, I mean.


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[Assistant] It a coach's dream to have. If you tell him, you tell him to run through a brick wall, he might not can't do it, but he gonna try.


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[Assistant] So that it's versatility on both sides of the ball. He can cover receivers, or he can go out there and make a play when it needs to be made.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, if he keep working like it, like, like I know that he can work, if he keep working and pushing himself to the greatest heights, I think like his future be bright, brighter, NFL, you know.


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[Assistant] He's very strategic. He thinks about all the placements and really looks at, tries to look at the whole picture. It's been in his games, in his schoolwork, and definitely in Fortnite.


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[Assistant] It is very strenuous and it's, uhm, I mean they do have some fun, you have to love what you do, but it is serious work.


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[Assistant] We'd like to see a lot of things for him in the future. One thing is we want him to continue with his education at his own pace. He wants to grow as a player and potentially into a content producer down the line. This is a wonderful opportunity that not many kids get. He can pursue things gradually with his education and continue with his esports career.


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[Assistant] Someone came up to me randomly and was like, your son is anointed. I said, I believe it to be true.


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[Assistant] There's no way he's gonna accept it. That's just kind of how he work. If I can't be the best, then I'm not doing what I'm supposed to be doing.


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[Assistant] And the coach said he will never be a problem on the field. We've got to curb his energy.


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[Assistant] I definitely feel like we've been, you know, really blessed to come in contact with Mike and, and just kind of fine tune that natural beast that he is.


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[Assistant] Off the field, he has compassion for people.


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[Assistant] He has like $20 in his phone. He always keeps it. Because if he sees someone, he wants to give it to them.


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[Assistant] We try to support him in that just to kind of allow him to give the way he wants to give.


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[Assistant] She's a perfectionist. So everything she wants to do, she wants to be perfect at it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I would say I hope for a Jersey Blue future to be bright. Uhm, just from a standpoint of how she works.


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[Assistant] Uhm, how she, she's very smart. She knows what she wants to do. And...


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[Assistant] Like, our goal as parents is to push her to that goal until they get to where she wants to be.


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[Assistant] And make sure that, you know, whatever hiccups that we have along the way, we get through them and we go about them how we need to.


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[Assistant] She has a great supporting cast, not just with this family, but also with our outside family also.


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[Assistant] I think the most important part about having our kids in sports is it teaches them life lessons. Uhm, not just dealing, it deals with adversity, deals with the mental aspect of life.


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[Assistant] Uhm, how to problem solve when you get into trouble or anything. I think when you just, when you looking at the whole entire picture of sports, sports give you that whole entire revenue or just life period. Uh, you get hurt, you gotta figure out how to get through it.


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[Assistant] You have a mental block. You have to try to figure out a way to get out of your mental block.


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[Assistant] We work out like five, four times a week.


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[Assistant] My goal is to keep working hard, make it to the NBA.


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[Assistant] Even in quarantine, the term no days off means the same thing for me. Can never stop the grind. Always gotta keep working. My goal is to be better than I was last year.


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[Assistant] I'm kind of just in my own zone with my friends, just enjoying myself and so, uh, block out a portion of the day where you can just, you know, kind of enjoy yourself and, uhm, have some fun.


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[Assistant] My name is Jamel Thomas, I'm 13 years old and I play basketball. Saturday and Sunday, wake up at 5 in the morning, brush my teeth, of course be tired, get dressed, go to Gachos, 6 to 9.


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[Assistant] Coach Mitch, he just wants to play smart and play hard, have a great mindset and be more mature because we owe the kids. Come on, come on man, fight through it.


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[Assistant] We at my house, using my trophies right here that I earned playing the championship game. My goal is to keep working hard and make it to the NBA.


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[Assistant] For me, I think, uh, I gotta fix my attitude more. I feel like I gotta fix my attitude more, cause, that's the only thing that might be holding me back, to be in, to be in the uh,


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[Assistant] The best player that I am, my attitude, and once I get that fixed, I'm going to be the best.


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[Assistant] She's very hardworking, so that's made me very proud of her.


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[Assistant] Everyone knows you do not run for still a base on Chloe Carroll.


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[Assistant] And not take it for granted. She can do anything she wants in sports.


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[Assistant] And the incredible opportunities. She is a member of softball youth, which is a program where she gets to travel.


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[Assistant] I want to as her parent, give her every opportunity that I can.


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[Assistant] To make sure she can look back and say, I gave it everything. For good luck.


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[Assistant] That's better, good. With a push-up, what we want to do is we want to create an arrow with our torso and our elbows, not a T. That way we're strengthening the muscles around the scapula and we're improving the muscles that are most important when it comes to an overhead athlete.


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[Assistant] So with the belt squat, what we're able to do is avoid loading the spine, compressing the L1 through L5.


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[Assistant] But I knew she was gonna be tired, cause like, every night, she would ride her bike, but everything was unexpected today, but.


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[Assistant] Oh, you guys didn't see that. But uhm, I'll be chilling with him.


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[Assistant] What Sessy know apart for his age right now is the creativity. He got a unique mind. He got a lot of moves going on in his mind that most kids take years to be able to think of. I still don't know what he's doing.


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[Assistant] We just want to focus on slowing them down and helping them harness this game, you know, harness this speed and harness this creativity.


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[Assistant] I'm an old school coach, so it's based on fundamentals. I don't want to take his creativity, I just kind of want to harness it and put it in a box so he can use it in the basketball, you know.


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[Assistant] Today we start off with some basic cone drills. The cone drill is just agility, speed, him changing directions, him being able to keep the dribble as well as, you know, kind of go a little faster. With the rope, as you see with the rope.


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[Assistant] And uhm, you know, when you wrap that up inside a person, man, people pay to see that and it's exciting to watch. I just love this whole presentation. It's uniqueness, you know, uniqueness and creativity. You know, it's hard to find that in a kid these days.


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[Assistant] Uhm, this game right here, you know, with his energy and his passion and his support system, the sky's the limit. So, you know, he'll take this game as far as, uhm, as far as he wants to. You know, that the NBA, uhm, college coaching, uhm,


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[Assistant] Very few athletes have the work ethic that she has. She gives it 100% every session, every play, every drill. I think what makes her special is just her will, her hunger to help her team win.


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[Assistant] So let's start off with the first one. Just straight up, right over, there, and back with your left, right? Ready? Let's go.


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[Assistant] We've been working together for about a year now, and the thing that caught my attention was just her willingness to work hard every single play. And, you know, the way you train is the way you play. And I think that that's what makes her a special player.


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[Assistant] She's a very offensive player, so just we do a lot of work on her finishing. Trying to work both her right leg and left leg, but she's already an outstanding player and so all we're looking to do now is just to polish and maintain and help her just with some of the mental aspect of the game. Pull, tap, turn your body out with your left.


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[Assistant] Ferocious is a word that comes to my mind because she's that way in every single training session. And whenever we are working on our finishing, you can just see her eyes light up and she's just hungry and eager to put herself in front of the net.


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[Assistant] People always talk about being a competitor, somebody that wants to win. For me, it's not just that. And I think Valerie understands that, that a competitor is somebody that's willing to do anything and everything that it takes to be successful.


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[Assistant] Valerie can go anywhere she wants. I know that, that one of her goals is to play at a high level university and so everybody talks about wanting to play professionally. I think she understands that that's, that's something that she needs to really take one step at a time. You know, I don't see why she wouldn't be able to play at the professional level.


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[Assistant] So make sure when you land, go ahead and get your feet under you first. Ready? And you go.


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[Assistant] Pull. Bring it back. That's better. Step. Good.


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[Assistant] When I'm flying through the air, I'm just like, oh this feels so good, and then I land and I'm like, ah. That's why I do it so much, cause it's so fun.


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[Assistant] My name is Ministess, I'm 14 years old and I'm a stakeholder.


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[Assistant] I was about two years old, almost two years old when I got into skating.


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[Assistant] It was just a younger sister, just like, I wanna do what he's doing, so. It's all his fault.


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[Assistant] I would describe my style as chill, flowy, kinda just like...


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[Assistant] I train a lot so I have to make sure I'm eating enough so I make a lot of protein smoothies with milk in it.


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[Assistant] I've definitely been paying attention to what I eat, not eating like a lot of junk food.


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[Assistant] My mom goes on really long car drives with me to San Diego and drive.


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[Assistant] 8 or 9 hours. My speedboarding coach is Neil Mims. He has been a really big part of my life.


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[Assistant] I would say I thrive off of competing sometimes, because I know I have to land it, so I just go for it, no bailing, just like, land or slam, like, alright, if I'm gonna do this line and I haven't landed this trick, I'm just gonna go for it. Training has definitely been harder, it's a lot.


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[Assistant] There's a lot more pressure now since it's going to be the first time scaparing will be in the Olympics.


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[Assistant] Top three for your gender discipline and country. And I do women's park, so I have to be top three for that.


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[Assistant] After I get done skating, I look forward to drinking chocolate milk because it tastes good and it's good for you. And it's got protein in it.


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[Assistant] My free time, I just like to skate and hang out with my friends, do whatever.


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[Assistant] The friends that I have, like I, down here, they do skate, so I mostly just skate with them. It's kinda like skateboarding's everywhere in my life.


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[Assistant] I would definitely say skateboarding is my passion and it's so fun and definitely a lifestyle.


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[Assistant] I just love the drive. I just can't believe it. He's only 10 years old. He'd rather go train than play video games.


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[Assistant] And that's when I found out about Pat. Rest is history from there and so far it's been a great three years.


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[Assistant] He loves being in the game, 24-7, behind the plate. I don't know how to explain it, you know, you gotta watch him play. And, uh, you can just see that he belongs back there.


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[Assistant] There was actually one play in particular when he was 7 years old, he was playing a wreck ball game against 7 and 8 year olds. And this kid was 8 years old, but he looked like he was 10. Hit just a bullet right at his face.


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[Assistant] And most 7-year-olds at that age will just, they'll just duck. And he didn't duck at all, he just stuck his glove out there and caught the ball. And I was like, whoa, and all the parents in the crowd too were like, whoa, did you see that play? And ever since then, I knew, I was like, man, he's not scared of that baseball at all. Good job. I think this is gonna be a sport. It always sticks in my mind, that play.


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[Assistant] There's never like one day where he wants a day off. He just works hard and he just continues every single day.


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[Assistant] I believe Joey always surprises me. He is just so positive and so sweet. I mean, he'll come home and be like, Mom, thank you for cleaning the house. Thank you for making us dinner. And he's just a sweet kid. He's just humble. And I believe those traits are going to take him very far.


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[Assistant] It's just her drive, her drive is like amazing, like, and this is all her coaches will say this too, like when Samaya gets into a sport, she give it 100% no matter what.


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[Assistant] Or she see all the professional female athletes doing what they're doing and that actually gives her the motivation and the drive to push through. And I'm hoping as she get older she does the same thing for other little girls growing up.


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[Assistant] Her drive alone is like amazing. I just, you know, just pray that she continues to do this as she gets a young adult.


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[Assistant] Regular adult, I just hope she continue to drive, she stay healthy, she stay in shape, and she be the best thing she could be.


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[Assistant] Some of the drills I do are very similar to what I do with the guys in the minor leagues. I mean, we do high tee to keep his backside from going forward to help him understand that if his backside forward, he's going to be susceptible to fast balls up, fast balls in and breaking balls down.


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[Assistant] If I'm swinging as I'm landing, what am I doing? Just a little here, a little forward. But if I'm going boom, boom, then I have everything behind it.


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[Assistant] When you're going to drive down to hit the baseball, if I go here, I might hit a pop-up.


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[Assistant] But remember when we talked about our chest getting even with our front side? I'm driving down. That's how I finish balanced.


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[Assistant] In boxing, you get knocked down, but the thing is with Dylan, he always gets back up.


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[Assistant] I used to look at Dylan a little bit like kind of nervous because I didn't really want him to be a boxer, but I knew after seeing him do it for about a year at two years old that he really had a passion for it.


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[Assistant] After Dylan's first fight where he lost, I noticed he became even more motivated and he became more driven to get better.


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[Assistant] All sports are related in the weight room, you know what I mean? It just depends on if you're dedicated enough to put in the work to get where you need to be to be successful.


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[Assistant] I mean, for someone who's got obviously the size and the physical capabilities that he does, you know, he definitely works out like, like he's just a four foot one kid trying to make it on team, you know what I mean? So someone like that who has that ability, that still has the dedication to put in the work in the weight room and on and off the field. It's excellent. It's coach's dream, man.


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[Assistant] Well, Justin played soccer, so it was kind of a natural that Phoenix would play soccer.


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[Assistant] You're not doing good in school, there's no soccer. So his grades are there because


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[Assistant] With Phoenix, I'm most proud too that he is a lot braver than I am. Especially you notice it through the whole soccer thing. He's gone into tryouts without any hesitation where I would be terrified and he will just go at it and, you know, do what he does.


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[Assistant] I would like him to, you know, help him with college and get an education and go past that.


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[Assistant] My goals are to become a professional soccer player like Khalil Roy.


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[Assistant] I was about four years old when I started soccer.


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[Assistant] It helped with my jibbling because it's not like a huge wheel. It's a little smaller.


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[Assistant] Regionals with the United Fritzl champion team. What I loved about the tournament, I was the top scorer. I had 16 goals.


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[Assistant] My favorite player is Callie Lloyd. I look up to her because she shoots a lot. 11, 12, 13.


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[Assistant] In the boys team, I am the youngest. When you play older, it gets a little harder because they've been training a lot. It's more of a challenge.


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[Assistant] I go to two practices because I want to.


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[Assistant] I like going to Girl Scouts because it's a little different than soccer.


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[Assistant] We're basically working on just a forward and backward movement, just the ability to engage and disengage at his choice, whether he wants to chase the fight or have the fight chase him.


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[Assistant] I've never trained an athlete that is so coachable and just, he's so humble and the kid just, he wants to please you. He wants to do what you say. I've run into younger athletes that, you know, they're just kind of lazy and they just, they rely a lot on their talent. He's just, he's so easily to coach.


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[Assistant] He takes control anytime there's a situation where we're all feeling down. He comes in, shuts the inning out and boosts our confidence up. Our momentum is there and helps us win games.


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[Assistant] Being a Girl Scout has helped Isabella be a better athlete in the sense that she likes to be involved. So she'll go above and beyond in her everyday activities. It makes her willing to share more, so making her a better team player, knowing how to interact with different girls, different types of people. She's doing great.


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[Assistant] She's super outgoing. She always comes with a good attitude, ready to participate whenever we ask. Her hand is the first one that goes up. She's a joy to have around.


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[Assistant] Currently I am still training at home while school and practice are suspended. I train because I want to be better when everything comes back to normal and this is my normal schedule. I run up and down the stairs with a weight ball. I do jumping jacks, push-ups and sit-ups. I also do the jump box to work my vertical.


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[Assistant] It shows me how much talent they have. My coach, Coach Brian, who has an IG live video every day that I go on. I also watch a lot of film and mixtapes on my favorite players.


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[Assistant] Right now I'm playing, uhm, 2K and Fortnite. I play a lot of 2K just to keep me thinking about basketball and game situation and Fortnite just so I can communicate with my friends since I don't get to see them at school or at practice.


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[Assistant] Nobody's off means to me to be able to train at home daily.


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[Assistant] To get physically and mentally stronger. Just to keep working and use everything that you have to your advantage. Don't just think that you have one thing because you have a whole house of stuff that you can use. All you need is your motivation and your heart to get better no matter what you have. Just keep working and just make sure that you're motivated to keep doing it.


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[Assistant] My front side, my back side, my switch things, cap, and then switch back.


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[Assistant] I like snowboarding because it's so much fun. The first time I tried snowboarding it was when I was two and I really started snowboarding when I was five.


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[Assistant] I do two kinds of snowboarding, slope style and pipe. Slope style is really easy.


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[Assistant] He always push me. He always helps me. I like him.


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[Assistant] How he always have some jokes to tell me to make me happy and I really like Ollie.


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[Assistant] Okay, I like going to the pipe because it's so huge. It is really fun because it has two walls and it's all really smooth.


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[Assistant] Coach Ronnie is my camp coach and he pushed lots of kids to help them get better.


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[Assistant] These are all on my family's snowboard and each one is a little bit different.


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[Assistant] These ones were the ones I ride last year, and this one is my new board. It's custom. Its shape is like Roger Lard's board. My little sister is two-year-old, and this is her snowboard. This is my mom's snowboard. It is still too big for me.


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[Assistant] That's big. This is my dad's snowboard, and it's from Burton, too. This board is too big for me right now, but one day I'll ride it.


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[Assistant] This is my skateboard. I choose this board because it has a P and my name starts with a P.


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[Assistant] I've been skateboarding for three years. Skateboarding is really fun. It has a lot of transitions, a lot of things to do.


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[Assistant] Usually I don't get frustrated when I fall down. Falling is a part of snowboarding and when you fall you learn.


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[Assistant] Yeah. When I grow up I want to be a professional snowboarder and skateboarder.


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[Assistant] You did her first tournament at three years old, so pretty much as soon as she could get out on the mat and walk, we were working on hip bumps and balance.


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[Assistant] Hi, my name is Kaylee. And my name is Maya. And we're the Splash Sisters.


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[Assistant] It's just fun working out with my dad and having like a father and daughter. We do footwork drills, handles drills.


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[Assistant] Your elbow needs to be tucked in, like, it needs to be swing, and have an L, kind of like a duck shape.


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[Assistant] Lately he's been teaching us how to do our in and out and mostly working on shooting.


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[Assistant] Because usually we play on the wing or point guard so that we can shoot and make our plays. I like the games when we're shooting.


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[Assistant] Me? No. No. I am more competitive. I am more competitive. Like, way more competitive than her. I'm more competitive.


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[Assistant] Practice is very important because it benefits how you play in the game. If you're not going hard in the practice, you don't go hard in the game.


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[Assistant] When I see other kids comment on me and my sister's page, I feel good that I'm inspiring people and influencing them.


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[Assistant] It feels cool because they look up to me and then they wanna dribble like me and stuff like that.


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[Assistant] I want people to describe my game as me being a point guard. I have teamwork and I play hard. I want people to describe my game as where I encourage others.


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[Assistant] We go to Pan Ams in California and parents and kids come up to take pictures and that just blows my mind. The kids wanna take pictures with him. It's crazy.


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[Assistant] Wherever, like, takes him. If he wants to be an Olympic wrestler, it's up to him at the end of the day. I don't know why he's gonna say eight years from now. He likes to do both, so hopefully he could do Jiu-Jitsu and wrestle at the high level. Here's your snap here. Keep going. Go all the way around. Be careful. Beautiful.


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[Assistant] Off the mat, you will never know that he does jujitsu or wrestling. A lot of his friends don't even know he wrestles or does jujitsu. Off the mat, he doesn't even talk about that.


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[Assistant] My name is Pat O'Connell. I've actually been a pro surfer for probably 30 years.


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[Assistant] They never stop sort of harassing each other as brothers and sisters should do. They're gonna have these crazy fun experiences their whole life together. What a bond. What's your favorite thing about the surfboard that you have now?


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[Assistant] A lot of times when you have people who are crossing over sport to sport, the fact that she's able to go from surfing to skating and back will always keep this interaction really interesting.


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[Assistant] And then I have a speed and agility coach. My name is Darius Alexander and I'm Cam's sports performance coach. Ready!


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[Assistant] The Challenged Athletes Foundation really provides the adaptive sports equipment that health insurance does not cover.


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[Assistant] My name's Dylan, I'm 15 years old, and I play baseball.


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[Assistant] I train about probably seven days a week. I stay motivated because I love the game.


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[Assistant] How cool would it be to grow up and be able to make money off of a game you played as a child?


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[Assistant] The age I was when I started catching was about seven or eight. It was the first time there could be a catcher in the game and uhm, I was actually a shortstop at the time. They asked me to go back there and I said sure and ever since then I just fell in love with it and became really good at it.


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[Assistant] The feeling I had when they offered me was kind of like unreal. I didn't really know what to do. It took a couple of weeks, almost months for it to actually click and understand that what just happened.


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[Assistant] So currently I am studying for my permit, uh, I gotta take the test and I will get it soon. And I mean that's a pretty big deal in my life, like starting to drive, like that's a good milestone.


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[Assistant] Make sure that we are on point and that we have the hardest workout.


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[Assistant] She's a phenomenal worker. I know for sure, like, nine out of nine kids that I train would quit with doing the stuff that Bella would do, but Bella is like in her own category where she's not gonna quit and she's gonna keep working.


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[Assistant] Bella knows what she wants and so because she knows what she wants, she knows what she has to do to get it and that is a, it's an everyday thing. She knows that when you step on the field, this needs to be your demeanor, this needs to be your work ethic and you need to get results.


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[Assistant] You know, she's definitely like work, work, work, work, work, but then can still, like, she knows when to sprinkle in her humor, so she still knows how to have fun with that.


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[Assistant] As time went on, he kept on playing, getting more fans, more people, more subscribers, more followers on Instagram. Everything in this industry is followers, followers, followers.


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[Assistant] There's no problem with him working 80 hours a week, especially if you love your job.


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[Assistant] Now as far as the schoolwork, you know, maybe that's a little less, but I guess I was the same way, you know, when I was a freshman in high school.