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[Assistant] When I was five, my Instagram channel started to grow and we were just doing like transformers and like legos. And when I got to six and seven, we started doing powerlifting.


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[Assistant] I do have my own gaming YouTube channel. So when my dad gets home at 5 o'clock, I do have to be prepared for lifting.


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[Assistant] So I kinda stay motivated because like, I see like my PR's, stands for personal records. I like to keep, uhm, seeing those increase.


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[Assistant] Peyton's never really had a plan B. He has always said, I'm going to be a professional soccer player.


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[Assistant] When Peyton was three, uh, I signed him up for, you know, soccer rec play and he immediately took to it. And Peyton was the kid that was always constantly scoring goals. Like, it's just like he understood soccer at a very young age.


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[Assistant] As a human being, he's just a good person. That, that goodness does carry through to teammates, to teachers, to peer friends in the classroom that aren't soccer players. And some of the coaches he would call friends, even though there's a big age gap as well. That makes me proud, you know, that, that he's just succeeding as a person.


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[Assistant] As a kid that's, you know, trying to do the best that he can so others can follow him, this guy's the limit. He's gonna take it to the level as far as he can take it. He wants to play forever.


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[Assistant] You know, we gather together, we hustle up and say, look, she's still there, spiritually we can still feel her, she'll guide me to guide you guys.


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[Assistant] You know, the boys always say, dad, you don't cry, you don't cry, but I'm actually crying inside, but I have to keep a face that keep them up and smiling. So it just became a mom-pa situation for me. It was God's way of saying, look, this is your mission. Take this mission and handle it. And that's what I did.


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[Assistant] I mean, I can tell you a thousand stories that I get about the kid every day. He will become even better a role model because of his personality. You know, just his self-being how he is, his upbringing, his personality, and he's always thinking about the next person. So I can see that being a big role for him from other kids watching to see how he is personally.


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[Assistant] I guess he'd be kind of biased as dad, right? But no, his talent is above and beyond. He's very humble. He'll hit two or three home runs. If I didn't make it in the game, he'll hit like two home runs in the game. And I was like, how's the game? He said the game was alright.


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[Assistant] You know, he doesn't get into like, well, I had a triple, I had a double, you know, it's just, you can't train that, you can't teach that. That's all natural, and for him to have it naturally the way he is, huge.


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[Assistant] Is Inner Strength, I think his mom instilled that in from the beginning, instilling discipline, respect, all the above. Life does things that you have no control of, but when you have the ability to get it together and focus on where you really need to be, um, you know, it's, it's, it's that for me, that's the ultimate move.


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[Assistant] You gotta get up, bounce and just keep rolling.


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[Assistant] A 12 year old girl in Omaha, Nebraska making waves online after a video was posted of her sprinting 17 miles an hour on a treadmill. She really goes.


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[Assistant] That's happened to her. Sticking to her roots, making sure that this doesn't go to her head and is still one that just works so hard to just keep topping what she's already done.


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[Assistant] We had Jai kind of hop in and she just kept going higher and higher and higher. And before you realize it, she was up around 17 competing with some of our track athletes in the college level. So to see her kind of compete with that D1 level athlete at that age, you can kind of realize that it was something special and that's what I noticed.


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[Assistant] The proper warm-up will spend about 10-15 minutes on a proper warm-up. Following the warm-up, we'll do some type of sport specific sprint mechanic with her being a track athlete. Following that, we'll do the strength portion of her lift. We focus a lot on the hips, the glutes, the hamstrings, and the hip flexors, and then we do a lot of upper body work to keep her posture good when she runs.


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[Assistant] Shia's greatest skill is her mindset. She just goes. She just, she already knows that she has every physical capability to do what she needs to do.


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[Assistant] But it's that mental aspect where a lot of people will break down and things like that, that doesn't happen in Jaya. She just mentally knows she can do it and then physically it's just like second nature to her. A lot of 12 year olds kind of come in and out focused where whenever she's here, she's focused for that whole hour. She's dialed in, ready to go, making sure she does every little detail down to the T.


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[Assistant] The advantage of being a both-hand pitcher is I can throw from the left side and from the right side in the same game.


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[Assistant] My name is Joandre Losanche. I'm 18 years old and the sport that I play is baseball.


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[Assistant] When I was one, we moved back to Curacao. Over there, I played my whole life. Since I was 16, my cousin, they...


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[Assistant] And then start playing baseball and go to school.


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[Assistant] I discovered that pitch is the right thing for me because...


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[Assistant] Everybody told me that I have a potential to be a great baseball player that can throw from both sides. So you have a potential, you can switch, you can throw from left side and right side in the same game. And let's say if the batter is from the left side, I throw from the left side, it's gonna be more difficult for him.


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[Assistant] Every time you have something to do. It's not, uhm, it's not over until it's over. So, if I'm not playing baseball.


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[Assistant] I'm going to the field, go play some soccer, or go to the court, play some basketball with my cousin, or play football. You just keep moving and they help you with your condition too.


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[Assistant] Right now I take my haircut. Every Saturday I take my haircut because I want to look right too and try to enjoy and play my baseball. I start playing baseball because of my dad.


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[Assistant] And he's the one that I start pitching with my both hands too.


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[Assistant] My coach told me too that I know you can be something in life and play baseball and throw from the right side and from the left side and it's something that is not easy to do so it's gonna be special.


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[Assistant] And it was a difficult time because to leave my parents in Curacao, me moving from Curacao to America was difficult at first, but right now I'm just getting used to it.


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[Assistant] And just trying to do my thing and keep going, keep working hard. I grew up with my cousins.


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[Assistant] I love them so much and they are with me and...


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[Assistant] All of them, they play baseball. And my oldest cousin right now is coaching at the SCU. But they, everything that I got right now.


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[Assistant] Keep just playing baseball, uhm, play with everything, work hard.


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[Assistant] Play hard, and one day you're gonna make it.


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[Assistant] Triple, double breaks and he's just like, he's just making everything.


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[Assistant] Basically, his hands would go fall forward, so the club head would be pushed forward. You know, basically every time he got through and didn't drop, he'd be like, oh, okay.


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[Assistant] Kaden usually comes back next lesson with, you know, obviously the things he's been working on that we went over last is definitely improved. Like just tuning out, going over, we went last week to keep it consistent. Because if I just keep throwing things at him, you know, kids, you know, just be like, well, what do you want me to work on? And sometimes lessons repeat, but I mean, it's how you get better because golf's about consistency. Or as people say, who can miss it the best?


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[Assistant] It's great, great listener. You can be kinda hard on him, which is good, because some kids you can't beat, they'll fall back on the other way. Kaden pound for pound hits it pretty far, so he's gotten a lot better with that, working with Dan.


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[Assistant] Going forward, I mean, the kid's got a future if he sticks to it. So it's just, again, the whole honesty, you know, golf keeps you honest, you know, just give you hard work, don't blame people, and do your own thing. You're gonna go far in this game.


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[Assistant] I started playing basketball at 13. I would say my father got me into it, you know. He was not a professional basketball player, but he was always, you know, playing basketball. He's still playing basketball at his 50s.


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[Assistant] I love being a guard because it takes more skill and I love really skilled players, you know, more ball handling, you need to get a good shot.


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[Assistant] Everything they did for me, that's priceless, you know. Seeing you guys, you know, probably make my dream come true and that's all because of them.


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[Assistant] John is incredible swing. He doesn't have to be told what to do. He's got natural instinct and natural ability.


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[Assistant] Take a stride and hip into it. Try to lock up that front leg if you can.


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[Assistant] Alright, feet planted, right, maintain that angle. Good job. Good, keep maintaining that spine angle. That's it, boy.


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[Assistant] Beautiful. If you see other players at his caliber, you know they may have a conditioning coach, strength coach, fielding coach, hitting coach and all that.


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[Assistant] That's not him, he just does his own and he just works out and, and, and try to figure out himself.


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[Assistant] Good job. See how you, what happened, as soon as you get up, that's gonna happen. If you, if you don't maintain your spine angle, you're gonna always hit low that way. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] My job is pretty easy with him. You know, I just gotta make sure that I don't mess up. I don't have to fix anything with him. I just gotta keep him who he is and not change who he is at all.


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[Assistant] He's a very family guy. His parents have really molded him in the right direction where the spotlight is never too big for him or he's never too big for anybody else.


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[Assistant] You know, I've seen kids make it to college and pros, but can they get into that bigger stardom where there are superstars in a league, uh, where I think John has that potential.


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[Assistant] I've never met someone who works harder, someone who's more dedicated, and someone who's willing to do the work to get better.


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[Assistant] We're at my fitness studio in Long Beach, California. It's called Elite Personal Training. We've been here for about seven and a half years.


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[Assistant] So we're working on some of the things that are going to help build the tissues and the muscles in the body.


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[Assistant] So basically we just try to work on putting the ball into the workouts.


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[Assistant] So it was explosive while still being strong as well.


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[Assistant] In today's times, very few people understand the sacrifice of putting in the hours and the time to get better at what they do.


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[Assistant] Annie's pretty much there. You know, the drive she has, the focus is, it's rare for a girl her age.


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[Assistant] Trey's work ethic is different than other kids because Trey will not speak to us a whole day if we tell him like, it's a break today, no gym today. That's how serious he is about going to the gym and working.


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[Assistant] Trey drops a lot of kids and I hate to say it like that cause I love every kid that he plays against and with. Sometimes I'm recording and he'll lose me, like I'm over here and he went over there already, you know what I'm saying? They just fall, fall, fall. Sorry guys.


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[Assistant] He was saying basketball as he did it. And ever since then it was just like, okay, this is kinda crazy.


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[Assistant] Our long-term goals for Trey is for him to be able to use his talent with basketball and excel as far as his education. Right now, we just appreciate that he enjoys doing it as much as he does.


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[Assistant] I'm Marco Sakas, I'm 16 and I'm a multi-sport athlete. Football, baseball and basketball.


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[Assistant] After I got injured, it was pretty bad in my grunt. My second game of the season I missed and then I needed a recovery. So I started taking a bunch of icing, heat, stretching, and then


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[Assistant] So now it's getting more important. I did it before with a bunch of my teammates for a game and we sat down. It was my other friend's first time in an ice bath. So he was kind of freaking out too. We got in and we just started singing and just screaming and everyone was laughing at us, but it was pretty funny.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've always loved All Sports. Always liked watching him.


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[Assistant] But I love playing them way more. Once football season's over, I go to basketball. After basketball, I go straight to baseball. After baseball, I'm already at football practice. Then in summer, it's hard because you can have three practices in one day.


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[Assistant] I used to try beating up on my brother, but it never works. Like, we go to the park, I'm trash talking him, and I'll score like three points, and I'm thinking I'm the number one guy, then he starts trying, and then I just look like I'm a three-year-old child getting dunked on.


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[Assistant] I wasn't gonna just play all of them. I never thought I was not gonna drop any. I just have too good of a time to quit.


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[Assistant] Cause after a while, you're not going to be able to throw. Your arms are going to get dead. My last season, made a mistake not throwing. Just kept throwing. Jacked up my shoulder. Throw him again.


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[Assistant] I like to draw. I like to consider myself pretty okay at drawing.


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[Assistant] But I just look at a picture and I just draw it, I guess. It helps me just relax. Yeah, I just draw and just listen to music and calm down.


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[Assistant] Just go to college, play any sport, just hopefully do really good.


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[Assistant] Thanks for watching my video. Click like and subscribe so you can see more great content. Always wanted to do that.


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[Assistant] You know, six or seven kids on the same team getting college scholarships in, you know, the seventh grade.


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[Assistant] Being developed by coaches and, you know, the parks that they were being sent to.


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[Assistant] Lacefax Dream Team is a 14-year team, 8th grade team. We travel around the country and play some of the top teams and just prepare these kids for high school.


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[Assistant] This was the first year, of course, for them to be 14 years old, but we've been together for...


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[Assistant] I tell him all the time and it's fate we was meant to come together, uhm, but.


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[Assistant] For the most part, uhm, they found me.


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[Assistant] Uhm, my background, I played at the University of Louisville. Uhm, I'm from Los Angeles. You know, I had a chance to go play professional ball. After that's done, you know, it's like, okay, what's the next thing I'm gonna do? You know, coming from the inner city, uhm, the,


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[Assistant] Issues that they go have to overcome and different things that they have to, you know.


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[Assistant] Is guys that I played with, guys that I trained with.


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[Assistant] And people that I know that has some familiar stories as a kids that are here. Uhm, a lot of kids' stories are unique, but they are all the same, being that we are from the inner cities.


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[Assistant] A few of them are dads. We've been blessed to have Eli Rogers from the Steelers come and coach our team this year.


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[Assistant] Uh, which is a big blessing. He played with me at University of Louisville.


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[Assistant] He just happened to be out in LA for this year.


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[Assistant] And you know, I called him and said, hey, our kids need your help. And he made sure he was there.


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[Assistant] He's in our group message with the receivers, so he talks to them. He lets them know what they're doing right and wrong. Helping inspire the kids. It does a lot.


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[Assistant] We struggled, we were blessed, uhm, to have an opportunity to go as far as we did.


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[Assistant] A lot of these kids will be first round draft picks and second round draft picks and, you know, just because they're guided by guys that did it.


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[Assistant] A lot of teams in the youth space, they just focus on winning.


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[Assistant] You know, I focus on the individual kid and helping them win in life. So parents saw the vision and.


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[Assistant] Just moments after the U.S. Women's National Team won the World Cup, just remember thinking it's only nine more years until you're old enough to be out there.


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[Assistant] So when we traveled to France to see the Women's World Cup, she commented to my husband and me how she was surprised that she didn't see other little girls running around playing soccer on the streets like her and walking around in their jerseys. She noticed a lot of little girls in dresses and I think that really stood out to her and stood out to her the way that


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[Assistant] Women's soccer was not respected as much as she had thought in her head by the rest of the world.


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[Assistant] She always finds these amazing passes that I don't see. I don't see it out there on the field until she does it. And then, uhm, it's just beautiful. So I really love that she's so creative.


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[Assistant] Today this should be a normal run through practice. We're getting ready to go to Rutgers this weekend. And so we'll work on some base run and we'll get some hitting in, some fielding, light throwing. It's basically to keep the rust off and be sharp for this weekend.


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[Assistant] You know, I gotta give John a lot of credit because he came into a team that was established and played at a very high level and within a short window of time, he proved himself and showed his athletic abilities. I'd say now in the third season, he's one of the leading go-to guys in the program.


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[Assistant] You know, he makes great plays and he's a really, really tough out. You know, from the left side, he's got a really, really a lot of potential, uh, to do some damage over the years.


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[Assistant] You know, he's athletic, got passion and loves to play the game. You know, realistically, he should go to play at a really good college. And I don't think it's out of the realm that someday he could sign a pro contract.


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[Assistant] It's been great to have guys like this and all be able to stick together a little bit as outsiders.


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[Assistant] Now I gotta, I gotta open up, I gotta do something.


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[Assistant] You feel me? Because you outside his frame. Jiles, number eight, he's really strong, you know, so I focus more on strength with him. You know, that's why I think he was really good at the last drill where we attacked the defender and run through him.


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[Assistant] We still gonna take that same step. But we trying to still get them to open up.


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[Assistant] Get your bass, uh, get lower. I could have got all in your chest just then.


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[Assistant] She's very, very confident and she just has the mentality of winning.


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[Assistant] So a typical day with Hannah, she may get up, we have a home gym, so she may go work out, or she may go outside, get up two, three hundred shots, whatever she's in the mood for.


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[Assistant] She was little, she would wake my husband up, already go play! But she have her little basketball and her headband in, so she just has that workout mentality. That's just who she is.


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[Assistant] When you're playing sports and things like that, you need a getaway. You need something that's going to be calming, something to kind of draw you back to your center, and baking really does that for Hannah.


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[Assistant] I believe wholeheartedly that Hannah can do whatever she wants to do. And if going to the WNBA is her dream, she can accomplish that.


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[Assistant] I knew Aline since he was a kid. He's been a star since he's been, you know, literally football and baseball.


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[Assistant] This is more specific, uhm, it's, it's to imitate stuff, you know, you do in a game. It's called the transverse plane, rotational power, where you gotta get them hips around and work the core strength as well. So that's why that's, that's there. It's not really muscle development, it's just more of an explosive movement to get used to in a game.


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[Assistant] A lot of throwing, hitting, sprinting, playing outfield, you gotta be able to explode. So learning how to come here, load, and then get out of that from the bottom half.


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[Assistant] Day, we did some explosive stuff with the box jumps and some speed squats with the bands that made some force a little bit stronger. Some core stability. It was a full...


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[Assistant] Full body functional workout today. So it's all about keeping them agile, functional, and keeping mobility up.


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[Assistant] See how his hands shaking like that? Stability in that shoulder again. I get to bounce that cover from falling over. So, jump from your wrists, your forearms, and your shoulder.


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[Assistant] Krishna Soye said the definition of style is making something look easy, and I think that personifies Keegan.


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[Assistant] A lot of times in competition, people really want to see, you know, aggression in part of it. But there's a few skaters such as Keane that, uh, are so incredibly


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[Assistant] Smooth, that it's hard to tell that they're doing something difficult.


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[Assistant] It's amazing from our suburb in Australia that Keegan's gotten to her.


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[Assistant] I like to play, I like to like, feel that moment and all that stuff. I like to feel it.


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[Assistant] I'm Emmanuel Beaudre, I'm 12 years old, and I play shortstop.


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[Assistant] I like baseball since, like, I could say they weren't. Uhm, when I was nine years old, I started getting, like, baseball series and all that stuff. I started, like, practicing more, maintaining my body, like, the stuff I gotta eat and all that stuff. Go to the gym.


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[Assistant] That's something that you have to make sacrifices at young age, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] I play up every time since I was three years old. I played with a five years old guy. So I like now in this age, you can just go down and put 13 years old at 23 and seven. And it's a hard competition because you're playing with 13 years old guys in 50, 70 and


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[Assistant] It's hard, it's hard. They fastball, they throw, they throw like 78 and the most part, people say it's not, but it's hard.


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[Assistant] I start, I start at 11 years old in the gym.


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[Assistant] I started working with Fortuna since I was like nine years old. I hear about him and all that stuff. You don't feel like you have pain because he's always smiling and smiling and all that stuff and loud. He motivates me to keep working hard every day.


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[Assistant] My memory, but she's like, nobody's gonna, like, criticize me. I'm trying to.


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[Assistant] Prove people wrong that I could play shortstop. And practice, kids.


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[Assistant] Focus, like, of the game. Be like if you are in the game.


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[Assistant] Don't try to mess up, just focus. Just, that's the main thing, that's the main goal you have to have. Focus, take it serious, but have fun. Have fun, trying to keep balancing those two stuff. Have fun and keep focusing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I like how they get, like nothing can happen without me throwing the ball.


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[Assistant] My mentality is you're not better than me, I'm better than you.


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[Assistant] We're in Plant City, Florida, uh, FTF Jose Fortuna Training Facility.


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[Assistant] I started a little later than everyone else. I started playing baseball around when I was like 9 years old. So I never played T-ball.


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[Assistant] I never, I just never really enjoyed baseball growing up. Like, as a young kid, I was one of them crazy kids. So baseball wasn't really on my mind, I just wanted to have fun.


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[Assistant] But then I saw my dad playing it and just one day I actually go in the yard and let's play and then I loved it from that day on.


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[Assistant] Freshman year, I met Jose Pertuna at a gas station. My dad was there and my dad knew that I needed training. So he saw Pertuna and the next day he came home and the next day I started working out with him.


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[Assistant] The main goal was to gain weight and then gain muscle. So I started like eating a lot more, started drinking protein, and just working out every single day for the past four years. Monday through Friday, 11, 11 p.m. Sometimes, like during the season, I would have to work out before school at 5 a.m. But it's always Monday we do legs.


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[Assistant] Wednesday, agility, Thursday, we do like some type of throwing between our bands and then Friday, like today we do explosion.


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[Assistant] For a pitcher, mostly they use their legs. We really worked on that with my pitching coaches, like my past ones, and then now, like not using only arm, because that causes injuries. So now we want to take the pressure off the arm and let the legs do some work too. I'm not perfect, so I try my best, but...


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[Assistant] I feel like the like locations and everything, that's like, that's also part of mechanics. Uh, that's what my pitching coach helps me out with. That has like nothing to do with the gym. It's just mechanics. My pitching coach will use like a towel drill. We use tube, like the little tube drill we do. It's like a lot of certain things that we do to perfect it.


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[Assistant] But now I see that it's paying off and now I'm really thankful for that.


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[Assistant] It's just, I guess unbelievable, like, I would never have thought that I would have been in this position right now, with the drop coming up.


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[Assistant] I just, like, everything's like, I love the process and I'm gonna love the results soon.


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[Assistant] The first time I've ever got noticed by a major league team was junior year, the preseason game at Jesuit in Tampa.


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[Assistant] I've always watched my dad play when he was in the pros, so that's why I, like, I knew the things to do. He just needed, uh, some testing up. I feel like it's, like, in my blood, like, just, I can't live without baseball.


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[Assistant] When I'm on my home board, I watch the games, MOB, I play games on my phone. When I like baseball, like I just can't, like without baseball, like I wouldn't enjoy anything else.


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[Assistant] He's just a born leader and he wants to be coached too. I think that's the most important thing. He's super talented and even with that, he still wants to be coached and wants to be better every single day.


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[Assistant] He's wanting to win every single day, uhm, whether it's himself or the team. I think one of the hardest things is baseball is such a team sport.


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[Assistant] And Nick wants the guy next to him to succeed just as bad as he does. Uhm, cause at the end of the day, it's a winner or a loss. If you can look back after the year and say, wow, I'm a different player.


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[Assistant] I think whatever he sets his mind on, he can achieve. When he gets to the University of Pennsylvania, he's gonna be successful.


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[Assistant] It's looking pretty good for him out here right now, so. He's up there with the big dogs and he's one of the top ten new quarterbacks in the nation is what I'm hearing.


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[Assistant] Got warmed up on the treadmill. So, you know, we do a lot of sled work today. Um, explosive work with the Mason ball.


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[Assistant] We focused on a lot of footwork. It was just mainly footwork. Uhm, now he's getting older, we can focus on more resistance, add resistance and actual weights. Probably here by next year, start adding weights and he'll really start being explosive.


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[Assistant] Oh man, explosiveness, that's what every athlete needs. Everybody wants to be bigger, stronger, faster. So in order to get to that point, you gotta be explosive. So you gotta have that strength and he can argue.


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[Assistant] He can already launch it and everybody knows the quarterbacks. It's not all about the arms. It's about the legs. You know what I mean? That leg drive.


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[Assistant] So that was really the, I guess the only question I think that we all had is how he would take the contact, cause you know, he's such a finesse player and he's, you know.


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[Assistant] He's been playing flag for years. How was his game going to translate? And, uh, this first, this being his first year, getting used to taking the hits, big kids out there, there's some really big kids out there nowadays. So taking those hits, taking those shots and still able to play his game and still play at a really high level and still dominate the competition, that says a lot. So his confidence has grown.


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[Assistant] He's a young kid of few words, but ever since this past season has gone, he's his personality, he's coming out of his shell.


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[Assistant] More obviously with a lot of the tension he's getting. So uhm, it's really cool to see him coming out of his shell. So now he's, he's being able to poke his chest out a little bit and, and really uhm, get that confidence that we knew that he had all along. So it's good to see him applying that into all the things that he's doing now.


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[Assistant] Proof is in the pudding, you know what I mean? He's balling out, he's doing what he's supposed to be doing out here, and uhm, you know, with the social media blowing up the way that it is, man, he's really owning that, so I think he's, no matter what happens with football, I think he's gonna be just fine.


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[Assistant] Having that swagger, having that confidence in yourself, that's where it starts. You gotta believe in you first, and you know, once, once you believe in you, the rest will take care of itself, especially when you start showing your, uh, true abilities.


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[Assistant] He always had a ball in his hand and then when they compete against him and they get a taste of who Keon Johnson is, there's mad respect at the end. Ready for the world to see who Keon is.


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[Assistant] Keon was probably third grade maybe. If I'm going to the gym for practice, Keon, he was there in the gym and whatever the girls did, Keon did.


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[Assistant] So I think that played a big part in him picking up the basketball.


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[Assistant] I think Keon has a great work ethic. He loves basketball. He's motivated by basketball and I think he's realized what basketball can do for him at this point. If you commit to something, you work hard at what you do no matter what it is.


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[Assistant] I would say most people wouldn't know about Keon is, uhm, that he loves to fish.


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[Assistant] And that he was a great baseball player. Tiffany Woosley was from Shelbyville, Tennessee that played at the University of Tennessee that did get drafted.


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[Assistant] to play in the WNBA for the Houston Comets. However, he would be the first guy.


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[Assistant] And hopefully it's going to provide hope and inspiration for other kids within our community.


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[Assistant] That's not known for this. That will give them the idea and the hope that their dreams can come true.


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[Assistant] Because a lot of times all that you see are these success stories, people definitely don't understand or even think about how much work that she actually puts in.


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[Assistant] If she finds out she has to run five miles to get faster, she'll go do it. If she finds out she has to lift these weights to get stronger, she'll go do it. She sets her mind to it and she does it. And she's been very self-motivated. She does it all herself.


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[Assistant] Free time is pretty rare for Gabby, but when she does get it, she'll often get reading in. Sometimes we'll have an air hockey tournament upstairs.


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[Assistant] Gabby has two younger brothers. Malachi is a year younger than her and Sean is three years younger than her. Gabby's always been a good big sister. She's always led her brothers, taught them. She interferes with their fights, stops them from fighting.


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[Assistant] When we walk in a gym, she's the first person people see.


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[Assistant] When we walk in a gym, she's the first person people see. Not a lot of people are 6'6'' as sophomores.


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[Assistant] Her height definitely makes her the target for another team.


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[Assistant] It's a good thing for us as a team because it opens up the court for everyone else and then they have to play everyone and then once they play everyone she's down low one on one and nobody can beat her one on one.


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[Assistant] Her rebounding ability, her toughness, and her vision, her court vision is just unmatched. I think she's definitely overlooked at times just because people think she's just a big, like, that's all she can do, but she can do a lot of things on the court that the untangibles that nobody else sees. And I think that's what makes her so special.


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[Assistant] The first couple years were a struggle, uhm, she didn't speak any English so it was hard to communicate with her, like off the court and on the court. But we worked through it and she's so good at English now so she's grown so much.


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[Assistant] I think the summer of 8th grade, something just clicked and I think she had worked really hard prior to the summer.


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[Assistant] She just went off one game and I think that's when we were like, we all rallied around her and we realized like, this is our teammate, this is our sister. She's definitely gotten a lot comfortable and it's definitely opened up her leadership abilities. We have challenges outside of


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[Assistant] She's taught me to never give up. I know she's here alone. She doesn't have too much family here. There are a lot of her family's back in the Dominican.


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[Assistant] I've always loved the water. I've always had this connection with the ocean. When the board got added to the mix, it just really...


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[Assistant] I'm Liv Stone, I'm 18, and I'm a surfer. I was first introduced to surfing in 2017 when I got invited to go to a Bethany Hamilton retreat.


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[Assistant] Does a retreat called Beautifully Flawed every year with, uhm, a bunch of girls with limb differences, whether they're disabled be challenged or whatnot, and one of the days of the retreat is a surf day to surf with Bethany Hamilton. And that's the first time I was on a surfboard ever in my life.


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[Assistant] When I just fell in love with surfing, uhm, I've always had this connection with the ocean, but I grew up in a really small town in Pennsylvania. You know, I was always active, I always played sports, soccer, basketball. I never really found, like, my niche, like what I'm like really good at.


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[Assistant] You know, then when I was introduced to surfing, I knew I wanted to pursue surfing in some type of way. I got invited out again with Challenge Athletes Foundation. It's like a clinic, you surf for a couple hours a day. I had a lot of help and support there. I got to meet the adaptive community. Then I knew that I really wanted to get involved in adaptive surfing after that.


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[Assistant] So I'm a congenital bilateral above the elbow amputee. When I was born, I was born like this with two fingers on each hand. You know, growing up I didn't really know any different and I just, you know, adapted.


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[Assistant] To things differently, I- I do things differently. My bun that I did this morning, that literally took me probably 15 years of my life. And so things may become a little slower and it takes-


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[Assistant] While to get it down, uhm, but I can do pretty much everything, sometimes with a little help. Obviously, I could look at surfing and think, oh, I'd never be able to do that. But, you know, I found a way.


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[Assistant] The adaptive community is really just a big family. We are all there to hoot and holler each other into waves and even not in the surfing community, just as like an adaptive athlete as a whole is like no matter what sport you're in, you just feel like you're like the only ones in the world and that you can just like conquer whatever and yeah, it's just, it's a really great community.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, like right now in the summer, I usually wake up and check the surf and see what time I should go out, whether I should sleep in a little longer, which is what I've been doing this summer, or get up and go now. I usually always surf every morning, uhm, whether that's just by myself or with my mom coming out to film me or with a crew of friends.


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[Assistant] And make food. Cause I'm always really hungry after I surf. When I eat better, it makes my head feel clearer. So when I'm out in the ocean, I just feel like more with it. The ocean and surfing comes first. Like when I come home and I'm cooking, I'm like decompressing in my mind all like the waves that I had that day. So I think they all just come full circle. I'm always worried about my next meal. Like in the water I'm thinking, oh, I can't wait to make this.


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[Assistant] So I'll take like a 30 minute power nap and then I'll get up and I'll walk my dog for a little bit more of exercise or I'll go to the gym. A lot of band work, lifting and cardio and running.


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[Assistant] I usually come here after a long surf to stretch out my back, especially because like when piling my back it's this thing. Especially this summer, I've been doing a ton of camping. Yeah, so this is Eleanor.


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[Assistant] For when, like, I'm just sitting by the beach and I want, like, a whole view. I can sit back and just see everything.


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[Assistant] If I'm not surfing, I want to either like work out or hike somewhere. Like I really like hiking and especially getting out in the middle of nowhere where like, you know, you don't have anyone bothering you. It's just you and nature. And that's how I feel out in the water.


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[Assistant] I'm looking forward to competing again. In a couple months I compete at the US Open in Oceanside. I'll see like a ton of my adaptive friends and


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[Assistant] It should be a really fun competition. Sometimes when I go out with friends, I'll have people push me into waves. Any competition, I'm not allowed to have any assistance. That category is called Women's Parasurf One, where we're all standing division. Some people get assisted into waves, others kneel for waves. So it's really just about riding waves, however you can do it.


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[Assistant] As I started to work harder and harder, I realized that I needed some type of assistance with paddling. Some type of prosthetic. My dad and I brainstormed about getting just like a swim paddle that like kids use to first learn how to swim. So, but I'm like, I wonder if I can surf with those. Fit the straps to my hands and duct taped like the holes because I didn't want holes in it.


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[Assistant] So it looks, I still surf with them, but, you know, with my actual surfboards, when I work with my Shaper, I put a lot of the...


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[Assistant] So all my boards, pink lady. She has cheetah fins, she rides really nice. And yea, when it's pink I'm just like, oh, we can't just name it pinky. And then I was like, pink lady! Perfect. Very nice.


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[Assistant] This is my longboard. This is the board I won my world championships with. Big blue. And then this is my paddleboard. I actually paddle a lot as I'm cross-training. Yea, it really helps with out in the water, my speed, getting into waves. This is toad


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[Assistant] This is my first ever stamps board. Stamps is my sponsor. We call her Stamps or Racing Stripes, one of the two. This is one I had shaped a little while ago, a fish. It's called Pumpkin. Sanded it down and everything. Shaped the nose and yeaah, it was a really cool experience. These are my ladies. Really just keeping the board wider too, so I have enough


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[Assistant] Room to pop up. It's just the way I had to adapt, the way I had to like overcome. I have like a super competitive drive to me. I don't like being second or third. I think growing up with two older brothers, I always wanted to be tough, you know. I think it was also because I felt that people saw my limb difference as, oh that's like inspiring, but like what


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[Assistant] What I had to do to win. I ended up pulling it off. When I got first and paddled into the shore and everyone was cheering and Adam was there and he put me up onto his shoulders with my dad and I knew that


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[Assistant] I was number one in the world and that was like a really crazy cool feeling.


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[Assistant] I still like think about it all the time and, you know, dream about that next big win. And my third World Championships will be in December of this year. So I hope to go in strong to that competition and hold my spot at number one and defend my title.


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[Assistant] No days off to me would be not quitting and going day in, day out and putting in the work and just working really hard for that end goal every single day.


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[Assistant] For future, I really just want to make some type of impact. When surfing is in the Paralympics, I want to be there, I want to be ready, like continuing my connection with the ocean, my connection with the adaptive surfing community, just representing it in a positive light as well as...


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[Assistant] Just never losing my love for the sport. I really want to go to different countries and experience all different types of surfing communities. Hope that it impacts, you know, young girls coming up into the sport or just, you know, in life. And, you know, I look back at five years ago, it was like really tough just finding my way in life.


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[Assistant] A pit bull, man, he's aggressive. And that's a kid that's willing to make it play for a team. He's, he's aggressive and, uh, he's a big time player.


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[Assistant] That's good. That's good. That's good. But the same thing replies to the curl than it is to the comeback. What? It means I gotta be able to run out of the break. That means I gotta beat this guy to a point, right? It's all about who has the best angle. That's why separation wins. So your angle coming out this break gotta be better than the DB. That's it.


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[Assistant] I've been coaching Trayvon, I would say maybe three years. Today we're just working on a little bit of transition. Okay, top end of the routes. You know, he's going to do some over the shoulder catches, which is work on his ball tracking skills.


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[Assistant] There's no roof on his ceiling. He's a big time kid. He's gonna be, uh, a good player, uh, whatever opportunity he has. He's a top level kid. He's been that way. He's a high competitor and he's a winner.


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[Assistant] I love to see him smile. I love to work with him. He has a great energy to him.


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[Assistant] When you work hard and you do the things you do, the college thing is gonna come. I look forward to be playing on the next level.


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[Assistant] He has the talent to be that person and make it, but I know he does. I think he's going to be a star just like he was in high school.


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[Assistant] So I've been training Sierra for about two years. Very athletic, but he's also so smart because we work on a lot of technical things. I work with him like I work with an NFL DB that I train. Go karaoke open.


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[Assistant] Going to the hash. That's how come you see him making a lot of plays and stuff that he knows because he's study free.


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[Assistant] That challenges me as, as being a defensive back coach because what I try to do is simulate a lot of things that are going to happen on the field when he's playing.


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[Assistant] As far as like skill-wise, he'll be fine. Just as long as he gets the timing and starts to understand when I can do certain things that I couldn't do in high school and a lot of things that we worked on, I think he'll be fine.


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[Assistant] He has a cousin named Darnay Holmes that played for the Giants. And I heard him make a comment. He said, man, Darnay is funny. I'm in this situation now. And I can remember when I was a little kid and I was watching you go through it. So they let me know that's who he's following.


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[Assistant] So I think that's what motivates him just to be there. Then he's been around a lot of NFL players too. And I think he knows he has a talent to be that person.


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[Assistant] Just a great kid, man. I love to work with him. And it's not just a relationship with football. It's a relationship past that too. So a lot of times we'll talk about real life situations on the field. I'm like Uncle Mike, you know, so.


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[Assistant] And that's how I feel in life. You shouldn't have to work. You should just do what you love to do. And once you can get paid for doing that...


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[Assistant] With Alessandro, you can't tell which one's his weaker foot.


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[Assistant] Gotta stay close to him, because if you give him space, he's gonna shred you apart.


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[Assistant] That's way better. Good job. Good job. Keep going. Probably the most technical player. Uh, very, very offensive minded. Uhm, reads the game very well. Fast feet. Fast feet. Finish. Let's go.


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[Assistant] Adversity, you know, and mentality and work ethic is what makes you successful on this game. Slow push. Same speed as your right. Get out of it. Good job, Alessandro. Take it. Good. That was good. Explode.


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[Assistant] One more, one more. In order to succeed, you need a relentless work ethic. I think you could get away with a lot in school without working hard, you know. On the field, it's who's willing to work the hardest. Don't underestimate what a player can and can't do. Finish! There you go. Good work.


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[Assistant] One, two, three. Good. Hold true stop till you get to that end.


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[Assistant] Form, technique, execution needs to be on point each and every day no matter what. Alright?


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[Assistant] Then we gotta go work what? Structure, stability, mobility. Three keys to what? Strength, power, speed. Alright? Each and every day. Always. Alright? Stay locked in. Stay focused. No worries at all.


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[Assistant] My name is Jarena J. Lopez. I'm 11 years old and I play football.


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[Assistant] On offense I play right receiver and then on defense I play wherever they put me. You're gonna have to be mentally tough in football or whether it's outside of football.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I love my little sister. Sometimes she can get a little nervous, but I still got her.


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[Assistant] My first year and then my dad got me mad at my second year and then.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think I kinda improved by, by playing Madden.


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[Assistant] You know, most kids of his age, his left and right, you can't tell which foot he is. He has the ability to shoot left and right at the same speed.


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[Assistant] He'll wake up in the morning, go for, you know, a couple mile run, and then he'll usually work out with me doing some plyometrics of some sort, body exercises, and then we'll go to the field.


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[Assistant] If he has training with his team, he'll go train with them. And if not, uh, we usually go back out later at night. Sometimes there's been days in the summer that we've been at, uh, fields until 12 o'clock at night, cause it's nice and cool at that time and the lights are on and we'll just hang out and just be a father and son moment, you know, and it's, it's a magic.


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[Assistant] My father brought me into this, uh, sports. And he also, as a coach in China, so...


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[Assistant] I started also at the same age as Faze, seven years old.


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[Assistant] Whatever she does, she will try her best.


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[Assistant] I wanna go to the Olympics. I wanna win the gold medal.


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[Assistant] My name is Jordan West. I'm 13 years old. I've been running track for about four and a half years.


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[Assistant] Running helps relax your mind and it's also fun so you kind of just don't think about anything else but what you're doing in that moment.


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[Assistant] Two or three times a week I come home and do my strength training. And then after that...


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[Assistant] So I was out to do cryo and ice pass. Cryo was fun. I haven't done it in a while, so today it was really cold because I wasn't used to it.


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[Assistant] My brother and I are really close. We do like different activities together, like the science projects and stuff, and we just goof around a lot.


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[Assistant] You really just have to believe that you can do something and you just keep working hard and that will give you, get you motivated to whatever you're trying to do.


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[Assistant] Thanks for watching, make sure to check out other No Days Off episodes.


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[Assistant] I look at football as being creative because you like, as a DB, you have to create like schemes and stunts to play in your receiver.


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[Assistant] He's special, he's one of one. As far as talent wise, it's just, it's just, we haven't seen anything like this.


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[Assistant] From a hitting perspective, he's just so athletic, it's not even funny. Uhm, he just does things that not a lot of players his age can do. And then just overall as a baseball player, he's just fun to watch, he's dynamic. You know, I know 97 impresses everybody from the mound, which it should, but, you know.


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[Assistant] When you go watch him play a game at shortstop and just kind of see what he does on the field, what he does at the plate, what he does base running, uhm, he's worth the price of that mission for sure.


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[Assistant] So everybody wants to talk about, you know, his physical attributes, which obviously, right, you know, a blind person can see.


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[Assistant] But you know, what stands out about him is, you know, his IQ. You know, what he sees on the field.


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[Assistant] Uhm, he's always, I feel like, two steps ahead of the game. I think people see great plays and think they happen by accident. They don't. Before a pitch is thrown, he moves a little bit to this side because he saw a tendency from the hitter. He knows who's pitching for our team, so he puts himself in a position to be great.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and that comes from his baseball IQ. Uhm, so that's what makes him very special, honestly. His baseball IQ is by far for his age advanced.


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[Assistant] Nung Fei for about two years in different tournaments. Her basic is really consistent. She almost never miss. I lose every time I get into a rally with her.


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[Assistant] Be honest with you, he's a complete package. His feet, his hips, his vision, his work ethic.


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[Assistant] Not too many kids can say they played for two different countries at his age. 16 years old playing with grown men. So he needs to be bigger, he needs to be faster, and the only way you can do that is by working hard.


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[Assistant] When he won the MVP last year of the DA as a defender, I knew Tony can become a professional. I was like, oh.


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[Assistant] Defensive players don't win MVP. Maybe we got something special here.


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[Assistant] I wanted him to be the biggest, the fastest, the strongest, the smartest person on the field. I knew I can help him with that. I can get his feet faster than everybody. I can get his body stronger than everybody. And I can make him just so explosive it blows people's minds. Hell of a job. Hell of a job. Hell of a job.


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[Assistant] There we go. We do a lot of strength training. We do a lot of ball training. We do a lot of hip turning.


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[Assistant] We lift a little bit of weights. We do shooting as well. We do it all.


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[Assistant] Tony's mentality never changes when he competes. He can be playing video games, if he's losing, he's gonna let you have it.


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[Assistant] He's a very competitive kid. Come on! You can't change a leader.


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[Assistant] That's just who he is. That's it, that's it, that's it. There it is.


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[Assistant] What makes Tony a good center back is his quality of his feet. Light on his feet, he's fast, he's explosive. He's a special talent. We just gotta continue to work.


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[Assistant] It's okay if you make mistakes. That's why we out here working on it, okay? Let's go baby, come on.


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[Assistant] Family is important. That's the main thing we teach is respect and honor. And treat people the way you want to be treated. Whenever he needs me, I'll be there. Sky's the limit.


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[Assistant] I hope he does everything he dreams of because he puts too much work and too much time into it not to be successful.


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[Assistant] Time! Where the camera? Right there? Where the camera? Right there? That's the way you work out.


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[Assistant] Knowing your opponent's move is almost like playing chess. If you know your opponent's move, you're gonna have success. And that's kinda what he did. He knows his opponent's move.


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[Assistant] Dedicates himself. He wants to be the greatest of all time. And as crazy as that sounds, I tell him, why not you? If that's what you want, chase it and make it happen.


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[Assistant] He plays the game the right way. One thing I taught him is that you don't want people to say that you're good for your age. You're good. I said be good.


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[Assistant] I said, if you're gonna be a quarterback, be a quarterback. I mean, of course you can't. Throw the ball.


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[Assistant] Like Tom Brady does 80 yards, but you should look exactly like that within your realm. I think that's one thing we've always aimed for, perfection. Your footwork, your movement, your everything you do on the field, look like a quarterback.


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[Assistant] Not a great little league quarterback, not a great 13-year-old quarterback, be a great quarterback. And I think he really takes that to heart. And in the summertime, every morning to work it, wake up and workout, went to the local little park and I set up little cone drills and he was dropping and throwing the ball. And I noticed kind of in the far corner.


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[Assistant] There was a guy training the quarterbacks. I'm kind of looking as well, you know, what he's doing. He kept kind of staring at me. And Chad's going through all these drills. The guy walks up to me. I know he looks familiar. He says, hi, I'm Jeff Blake. He says, I've been watching your son.


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[Assistant] So you don't want to work with him. I like to train him and guide him. That's been a blessing. Since then, he's always been a guide for Chad.


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[Assistant] So if someone tries to kill Chad's dream, it's kind of hard to do that. We have someone who's played in the NFL and had that kind of success, see something in you at a young age and believe in you, that it's hard to tell him no.


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[Assistant] But I told him that you have to earn the good stuff.


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[Assistant] The chat himself was on YouTube and came across some highlights and after watching he went to the backyard and put his toys out and his buckets out and really was juking the buckets and the toys and kind of creating his own little drills.


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[Assistant] Embedding the buckets and toys, turning the cones and ladders, and you just work that in the rest of history.


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[Assistant] But once he got nine, I think he fell in love with the game. He started watching football. I mean, I'd see him record the football games.


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[Assistant] And watch him over and over and over again. He YouTube highlights. That's really all he did. If he wasn't watching football, he was playing Madden. And so he actually understood the game after that. And once he understood it.


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[Assistant] I think the game slowed down for him. So it kind of matched his talent with this, with the mindset and it kind of put it all together.


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[Assistant] He makes good decisions, like he, and it's not because...


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[Assistant] He just has a really good heart. He's a good kid. And he always wants to do the right thing. Because he really sees the big picture.


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[Assistant] He's, he's so dedicated. I mean, he works endlessly. He's always working on his craft. His mechanics are great. If I tell him something, hey Chad, you did this, this wrong.


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[Assistant] 11 o'clock at night, let me show you how I fixed it. He wants to throw the ball to show me that he fixed it. So his dedication is what sets him, I think, over the top.


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[Assistant] JoJo's greatest quality is dedication, for sure. He's just going out there and getting it.


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[Assistant] Second base and shortstop, they're always communicating, always talking, they both have to take charge. And...


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[Assistant] He's really dedicated and it really rubs off on you. Uhm, yeaah, he's a great kid.


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[Assistant] Ron's playing at college level and soon to be professional level.


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[Assistant] Doesn't matter who he plays against, he's not afraid, and he's gonna play hard all the time.


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[Assistant] First time I watched him play, he, uh, blocked a shot on one end, fell to the ground, got up, sprinted the middle of the floor and got a dunk, uh, before anybody could get back.


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[Assistant] Ron needed some work with his ball handling and his shooting, uh, understanding team defense, uhm, playing at the varsity level as a freshman, a young freshman at that. But, uh, but he's progressed greatly.


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[Assistant] I mean, Ron has a chance to make a lot of money playing basketball if he keeps on working hard and stays as culture boy as he is.


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[Assistant] Like outside of baseball too. Like just, he's that fun guy that just always keeps us straight. Keeps us like head on on what we should do right. Anything we play.


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[Assistant] Basketball was his first sport. He's generally athletic. So he, he did excel in other sports, but he just took a liking to basketball. I mean, it just seemed like he would eat, sleep, breathe basketball.


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[Assistant] I guess it just kinda caught fire. He just went full throttle.


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[Assistant] We knew he was good because he's ours. You know, you, you think your kid's the best. But when other people come up to you after a game like, whoa, his vision is amazing. Wow. How he's a year younger than those kids.


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[Assistant] He's not the typical 12-year-old boy. You know, I hear so many moms like, oh, he doesn't care what he wears. Sino cares what he wears, what he looks like.


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[Assistant] The tricks that she already knows how to do, she makes them look really easy and really laid back style and the judges like that.


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[Assistant] Minna and I met when she was about four years old. I've been friends with the Stess family ever since. That was, yea, about ten years ago. Lean into it a little more, Minna. Get it, lean in.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Mina. I kind of see where she's at by her first couple of runs.


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[Assistant] And then we take it from there and we work together. You know, she's the skateboarder and I'm just here to consult and encourage her. I can and I will demonstrate some things, but.


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[Assistant] As soon as you feel that comfort where you're sliding, that's when you go in.


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[Assistant] She's strong when it comes to competitions. She knows how to, uh, turn on the switch and be consistent when it's time to.


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[Assistant] I started when I started walking, so it was probably about like one or so.


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[Assistant] Dan's my swing coach and tripping coach. He helps me with different shots.


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[Assistant] I just want to focus on hitting a straight shot down the middle of the fairway and at least getting par.


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[Assistant] After the lesson, he'll send me videos on this app called CoachNow.


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[Assistant] Talk over it, what I'm doing wrong, and then he'll show me a swing of what I'm doing correct.


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[Assistant] And then I go on the range, uh, and then look at those- look at those videos again and then perfect that.


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[Assistant] In putting, you just have to take a subtle swing, not like you're swinging with a driver. You just take a subtle swing and try to get it near the hole or in the hole.


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[Assistant] Keeping it straight right here and then not going, letting it out, just keeping it straight.


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[Assistant] Besides golf, I like to play with my friends, hang out,


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[Assistant] With golf, you have to get a better swing, and that could take time, that could take a month, it could take a year, or it could take five minutes. With Legos, you could have a Lego that could take five minutes, a month, a year, a week.


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[Assistant] And that's, I'm kind of like the guy who builds bags, takes a break, puts it aside for the rest of the day, and then comes back tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Golf is something you have to practice and put time and effort into what you're doing.


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[Assistant] And to at least get on the PGA Tour and win a major and get the Grand Slam.


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[Assistant] He was always the one carrying the ball because every time he touched it, he would pretty much score.


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[Assistant] One or two days off in between. We have done so much that sometimes we're...


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[Assistant] She's a good player, fast skater, sometimes it's hard for her but she always just sticks with the best and she makes the right choices.


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[Assistant] I think what separates Bella from her peers is the amount of work that she puts in and the quality of work that she puts in. Her work ethic scares me.


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[Assistant] What a lot of people don't understand is Bella's mom, her grandparents, her sister, her bed is 3,000 miles away. And so Bella has sacrificed a lot for what she has gotten. But at the end of the day, she's happy. She loves doing it. We've never seen her being intimidated by anybody else to change who she is. I think that's the biggest thing of why we


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[Assistant] Given her the opportunity to do this and why she seeks it is because she's the one driving it.


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[Assistant] Yes. Double scissor. Good. Drag. Finish. Make the, the chop. Make it stop. For a second, like. Okay.


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[Assistant] Instead of looking to just keep going forward, keep going forward, hit this part, stop it, and then see if you can do an in-out snake.


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[Assistant] Two more. And for him as a catcher, he's coming from that crouch position. He doesn't get to go down and then back up. So we're trying to build that impulse, that power in as quick a time period as possible so he can get out of his crouch on the field and throw guys out.


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[Assistant] It's the basic core, you got your obliques and your hips working, but really again, it's just rotational power. For a baseball player, this is definitely gonna help with hitting and throwing.


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[Assistant] Don't know where to come. Nice, now shoot. There you go.


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[Assistant] Usually people come to my private training, it's like people expected kicking the ball, you know, doing the physical runnings, but we don't do that. The common first thing we can fix is the timing of the person and the player and the coordination.


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[Assistant] Ginga is created by the Brazilian, you know, and the African people, but they're now introducing soccer. It's amazing because this is the way you do it, the little dance, and the ball, and you make it different. So, I don't know if it's right to use this word, but you make people look stupid when you do it, and you don't know what size people go. And so you do a little Ginga in the game, so it's definitely special.


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[Assistant] I recommend everybody, especially if you're little, should do play futsal, because futsal definitely will help you.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's incredible, especially for their age. Most kids wanna, you know, play video games all day. They wanna work.


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[Assistant] They put in the time, they have the work ethic, they have the drive, they can go as far as they want.


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[Assistant] Good to go. Go forehands directly across.


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[Assistant] I started working with Charlie and Dylan about four years ago. I mean, these kids work five, seven days a week, sometimes two a days. So, you know, the amount of work that they put in, there's no way you're not going to see unbelievable results.


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[Assistant] It actually is like dealing with two completely different hitters. Even his mentality, lefty and righty, is different. So it's almost like talking to two different people. On the left side, he's much more focused on his mechanics. Righty, he just wants to hit the ball as hard as humanly possible. So we're trying to get him to be a little more accurate on the right side.


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[Assistant] Dylan, he had a major imbalance, right hip, left ankle. So over the last two to three months, it's all been corrective exercises to pretty much balance him out. So it's a lot of single leg eccentric movements. And then Charlie has bad external rotation. So that's what we're going to work on right now.


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[Assistant] My name is Kasani Giles. I'm 13 years old and I play football.


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[Assistant] Mike is like my trainer. He pushes me to be the best I can be.


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[Assistant] He played for Louisville. He was a safety corner, so he can teach me stuff about that DPE position. He's helped me improve my game a lot.


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[Assistant] I was knowin' DB Drills would pick it from Wayne Glenn Patriots. See it?


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[Assistant] Outside of football, I like to write and do art. I basically like write for my mom for her birthdays and stuff like that. I just like drawing what comes to my mind.


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[Assistant] I look at football as being creative because you like, as a DB, you have to create like schemes and stunts to play in your receiver. My priorities go education, family, then football.


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[Assistant] Super. I was around four years old when I started playing football. I really like the players. Everyone's so close to each other. You need eleven people to make a play. You can't just have one person be the whole team. Cause you won't get anywhere.


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[Assistant] In the future I would like to go to Stanford or Clemson or eventually I could play professionally.


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[Assistant] I normally wake him up. I don't know about that. It's kinda like a chain. Yea, I'm usually out there first.


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[Assistant] I like fielding personally. Hitting. It's just like, it's so satisfying to just hit the ball right on the barrel. The ball just like soared through the air.


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[Assistant] So, we wake up at 6 o'clock, we get downstairs, we walk out, we get in the garage, top hand, bottom hand, work off the feet.


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[Assistant] Having a brother like working out with you, getting up with you is great. They help you when you're not as committed and then you help them when they're not as committed as well. So it's kind of a win-win for like every situation.


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[Assistant] This is our favorite trophy just because it's cool sharing it with each other, like, just playing together and then happily winning the same trophy. It is very cool.


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[Assistant] We get in here, we get dressed for school. If it's Tuesday through Thursday, we have to wear a suit and tie. Go to school, come back. Then we would have baseball practice.


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[Assistant] Oh, I decided to play catcher because my brother Jake played catcher in Little League. I just saw that position and I was like, man, that's probably really fun. When you're catching, like you're in every play, you're always involved with something.


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[Assistant] Shorts up. I just felt like I just want to be there. I want to take charge, and I just want to play that position. Someone who plays shorts up, you have to have fast hands, uh, and you gotta work on your transfers. Like, say double play. You have a feed. You gotta be quick and throw it out.


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[Assistant] What we're mainly working on right now is trying to get faster.


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[Assistant] So then after that we hit, off the tee we did check swing drill 45 degrees.


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[Assistant] We started doing ballet four or five years ago. It's great. We work a lot on stretching, mobility, arm work. Everything we think of a ballet or a ballerina does, we do, except we don't wear tutus. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Maybe after that college player, we have to have many smaller goals to help us get to our big goal eventually.


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[Assistant] A note is off to me means just you're working hard and you're grinding at anything you want to be good at to the point where you're getting good at that and staying good. Just working hard 24-7, giving it all you can basically.


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[Assistant] A great stance, she's got great timing, everything about her snowboarding has been built so well from the ground up that there's nothing she can't do.


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[Assistant] From an outside perspective, she's a great listener. She's able to process a lot in her head. And when you say something and help her work through a new skill or a bigger jump, whatever it is, she is so good at being able to take that and implement it, which is really rare for an eight year old.


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[Assistant] So our team is Ski and Snowboard Club Vail. We're based out of Vail, Colorado, but we're a traveling team. So we go all over the state and all over the country, all over the world even.


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[Assistant] So I'm going to side-slip the landings for you, so we can get a little more speed. Okay. Sound good? Yea. Clean landings, lots of speed, go get it.


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[Assistant] You guys ready? Yeaah. I think it's really important for someone like Patty to be around her peers as well as get a lot of one on one time because it really connects her with the love that she has for snowboarding and being around her friends and it's just a really different experience which she gets out of the team environment.


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[Assistant] The reason that it's so important for Patty to be around her peers while she snowboards is because it pushes her and motivates her in different ways than when she's...


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[Assistant] Just snowboarding by herself. It really pushes her to try new things and to go a little bit bigger and that's a really great aspect of being around her peers. We have her ride with boys and girls with our team because it really gives her a lot of different support. When she rides with girls, you know, she gets a lot of that kind of female camaraderie. She really enjoys it.


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[Assistant] And when she rides with boys, she really gets pushed to try new things and really push herself out of her comfort zone.


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[Assistant] I think Woodward's the perfect place to train for bigger jumps and bigger features because they're so progressive with everything that they do at Woodward Copper.


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[Assistant] They have every size jump you could ever think of, every size rail you could ever think of, and it just makes progression so safe and easy. It's very ideal for Patti to be riding at Woodward Copper because it gives her the opportunity for every day to be a little bit different and to work on all of her different things.


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[Assistant] She's so talented and I could see Patty going wherever she wants.


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[Assistant] Wherever her passion is, she follows her heart, she's gonna go there.


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[Assistant] His goal is to make it to the NHL and he's going to do whatever it takes to get there.


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[Assistant] He puts it 110% every time and that's something that we've always taught our kids that if you have a positive mind and you put forth the work, you can accomplish anything in life.


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[Assistant] Most parents are reading bedtime stories to kids and we would have to suit up as goalie inside the house and have him take shots on us or we would have to take shots on him. He loves the game and he wanted to have the extra practice.


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[Assistant] He's a leader, he leads by example, and he wants to just strive and do the best.


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[Assistant] Well, I like how fast you go. The, uh, competition, the adrenaline.


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[Assistant] When you're on the track, you don't really think about the speed, you know, you're just thinking, what do I need to do, how do I go faster, trying to beat the clock and all that.


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[Assistant] My name's Kayla, I'm 12 years old, and I race motorcycles.


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[Assistant] Well, my dad raced for 15 years. I, uh, I was snooping through his stuff one day and, uh, I found a couple of, uh, pictures and articles and I was reading. He was actually really good when he was racing and I was like, you know, I'm gonna try this.


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[Assistant] I decided that I wanted to actually race.


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[Assistant] We got four national championships.


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[Assistant] And I was awarded with the Youth Road Racer of the Year award.


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[Assistant] Uh, most of my wearer erasers are down here. Uh, we still have a couple more around the edges.


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[Assistant] A lot of these are motocross and flat track awards, and then we have the plaques, which are mainly, uh, road racing awards.


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[Assistant] So if there are like rocks or anything on the racing line, I could crash or it affects the tires. Say there's like dirt that could affect the tires to where they slide more.


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[Assistant] Uhm, my dad's like my mentor, my coach, my mechanic, just almost everything that you can think of on the track. It's really special, so yeaah.


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[Assistant] You know, there are a few kids here and there, but when I first started, it was like, oh, a little girl at the track, I wonder what she, she's probably in like, minis or something, but you know, when they see me go out in their practice, they're like...


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[Assistant] I think my first time on a big bike was really the only fear I had. It's not a big thing, you know, crashing happens so often that it's just part of the sport.


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[Assistant] I have three casts up there. These are actually my crash helmets.


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[Assistant] Uhm, there's a story for each one. I had such a crazy crash that they put in the crash page of Road Racing World, which is one of the big magazines for road racing. Hopefully this year, knock on wood, I don't crash.


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[Assistant] You're constantly in a battle and I wouldn't say fighting the bike, but at the same time you are because you're throwing it over and you know, trying to be aggressive to a point.


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[Assistant] Uhm, eventually I wanna go, uh, to world level, like MotoGP or World Superbike.


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[Assistant] And, uh, I think that's one of my major goals, uhm, to be a world champion.


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[Assistant] I've been working with Tamara since the age of seven. Just two 150s today. Something nice and light, what she'll do.


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[Assistant] She'll basically pick up at each 50, but will never reach 100%. Sometime when you tell a kid, hey, I just want you to go out and do a 300 and you don't control the pace.


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[Assistant] They'll go out and blast the first 300 and they may have three 300s that day, but then.


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[Assistant] Because they blast the first one, they can't finish the second or the third one, so the workout is really screwed for the day. These athletes like Tamari and all these other top athletes out there, that's our young,


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[Assistant] I didn't make her that fast. I mean, she conceived that at birth, you know. Basically all I do is just go in and fine tune.


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[Assistant] This right here is a, this is a belt that we're going to help develop her in.


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[Assistant] Hips a little bit, cause Tamara is kinda weak in the hips, so this year, like I said, one of our focuses, you know, to strengthen her in the hips. Even though, you know, she has very good times going into the high school season, you still have to respect whoever you step on the line with. It's not where you start, it's where you finish. Dorsi flat steel. Bring it back down, make sure it's on, go back and everything.


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[Assistant] She'll only do, we'll do probably about three to four indoor meets this year. We just try to see where we at, you know, a little measuring stick just off of, you know, strength and base. Uhm, then from there we'll say, okay, let's keep it going from here.


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[Assistant] Now when she walks off the track and she's away from the track, she has to be that 13 or 14 year old girl and have fun and enjoy life because if you just constantly keep on the track every single day, everything track, track, track, track, she'll fall out of love with the sport and I don't want her to fall out of love with the sport.


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[Assistant] My name is Mark Lott. I'm the first grade coach of the Sloan and Boquets. The way he moves is knowledge to understand how to break on routes, how to bend his hips on a comeback. Just different things that kids right now don't understand, especially angles. Things like that makes him stand out from different kids at this age group.


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[Assistant] Right now, I was at this age, you know, obviously the sky's the limit. But as he gets older, you know, that's gonna be on him and his work and his decisions.


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[Assistant] She spars with guys, and guys that have a couple of fights, and it's easy for her.


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[Assistant] Her work ethics and her understanding of boxing. She's just an amazing, amazing athlete.


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[Assistant] Zoe reflects on Chris so much that, that, it's just phenomenal.


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[Assistant] Where I want her to get is that fearful player as well like that. She picks the ball and she's just going to take your soul. Now get across, rich.


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[Assistant] Little bit lighter on that step. Don't, don't smash that foot down. There you go. Can she be a professional player? Absolutely. But it's gonna take a lot of work and a lot of discipline. Has she got all the attributes? Absolutely. Yeah, she can go far.


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[Assistant] The thing that separates Bella from other players at her age and ability level.


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[Assistant] Is, she's self-reliant and she's the kid who's gonna get up at 6am to go and train.


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[Assistant] His greatest strength, skateboarder? His motivation, for sure. The only thing that's holding him back is the power, and that's because of his age.


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[Assistant] Darn trick, man. As soon as he gets all the power, all of his tricks are just gonna skyrocket.


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[Assistant] Kflipback Lip to Kflipback Smith. That's a deal.


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[Assistant] We just passed competition season. We've been training really hard because Tampa M just recently passed. I think this was his fifth time going there and that's pretty much the biggest competition an amateur can do. He's placing higher and higher in Tampa every single year.


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[Assistant] I picture Lazer in Street League, honestly. He has some of the most consistent clean style. He can just put down runs on the spot no matter what. He's gonna be one of the biggest if he keeps it up.


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[Assistant] He's gonna do everything flawless today though for the most part. That's how he always does on camera.


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[Assistant] Mom works answering phones at a Brooklyn car service, but it doesn't pay much and she fell behind on the rent. That's how they got evicted. That's how they ended up at the homeless shelter.


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[Assistant] Two more. And for him as a catcher, he's coming from that crouch position. He doesn't get to go down and then back up. So we're trying to build that impulse, that power in as quick a time period as possible so he can get out of his crouch on the field and throw guys out. Balance, controlled. Good.


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[Assistant] It's the basic core, you got your obliques and your hips working, but really again, it's just rotational power. For a baseball player, this is definitely going to help with hitting and throwing.


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[Assistant] It's not like, kill everyone, you know? But when I fight, it's...


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[Assistant] I'm ranked number one in the US in Muay Brant, Muay Thai, and K-1 kickboxing.


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[Assistant] I'm Quinje, I'm 10 years old and I do Muay Thai, Jiu Jitsu, Wrestling and Boxing.


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[Assistant] We're in the garage right now. It's usually where I work out. I usually hit this bag. Boxing won't be more sideways because it's harder for your opponent to hit you, so slip, slip, and then in Muay Thai you want to be more square and you can block here, here, knees.


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[Assistant] You have your elbows, you have your punches, and then you have your kicks. You have to work hard every single day in whatever you do. If it's school, you gotta work hard at that. If it's training, you gotta work hard at that. You know, your mindset's gotta be straight.


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[Assistant] Gymnastics, that disappoints all my sports.


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[Assistant] When I'm not training, I like eating pizza and playing video games. I like Persona 5. It's kinda like Pokemon. You know, I actually like press buttons to fight them. You kinda just press a button and then they do it for you. I don't like playing fighting games because I actually fight.


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[Assistant] Muay Thai would be my number one because you can use all your limbs. It's more like free you could say. And then boxing would be second. Even though you can only use your hands, it's like still fun.


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[Assistant] Digitsu would be my third, because you can't hit, but you can do submissions, you can inflict damage, but once they tap, you're done.


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[Assistant] Whenever I like win, whether it's like by a tap out or by points or just by decision, I feel really happy. It's kind of like a rush of feelings. It makes me feel good about myself. When I won the world at one time, it was like the first time I actually like cried from happiness.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna shoot this thing. Ready? Ready? 3, 2, 1, go. Dead! Oh crap, crap, crap. I'm dropping down, I'm dropping down. Frag out, frag out, frag out. I'm staying up, you frag. Dead? Dead. Let's go!


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[Assistant] Being with Amber, knowing that she's the top female competitor in the world, it's really cool to see what a champion actually goes through.


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[Assistant] It's really cool. I've learned that the hustle has to be constant and the grind has to be constant and the want has to be constant. She got the world title in 2016 and she got it again in 2018. Like she's still hungry and she's still wanting more and it takes that kind of hunger to keep going and to become that champion.


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[Assistant] And then we really noticed his power hitting wise probably in about six, but that's when he started hitting balls over the fence.


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[Assistant] That means more to me than his talent. Just being a good kid.


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[Assistant] It's basically putting pressure on every cell in your body and pressure off. So that's helping with metabolic waste removal, lymphatic drainage at the same time, giving more energy to every cell in your body.


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[Assistant] And then lastly we're going to be doing the infrared sauna. So infrared sauna is a less intense form of heat but has a lot more health benefits. It's been pretty amazing to see the impact the technology has had on his performance in such a short period of time.


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[Assistant] There was one article in particular that I read though about me where the title talked about, cause I was supposed to work in a restaurant this summer. The title had that in there, like oh, picks baseball over restaurant and like all the comments were how she'd be better in a kitchen.


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[Assistant] You really can't afford to make mistakes because these guys are so good that they'll just jump on it. And I mean, I'm also definitely not the fastest pitcher compared to these guys. Like some, like some of my teammates are throwing 95 versus me, like 70.


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[Assistant] People really clung onto the idea that I was a knuckleball pitcher mainly because being a girl I was already some sort of out of the ordinary. Same with a knuckleball, not many people throw it, it's quite unique. People also probably assumed that because I...


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[Assistant] Don't throw very hard, I have to rely on that. And I honestly don't think speed matters a whole lot. Like, yeaah, it's quite awesome to throw 99.


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[Assistant] Some people mentioned I was sort of a pioneer, I guess, to women's baseball and I really didn't think of it that way. I think mainly just cause I'd always played with guys, I didn't see why it was such a big deal. I think a lot more people.


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[Assistant] Just seeing that, realize that it's possible and even like I've had little girls reach out to me. People message me on Instagram or Twitter or Facebook and


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[Assistant] Saying that their daughter is now wanting to play baseball because of you and a lot of people took notice to it. Like it's weird because I'd be recognized like on the ferry. But I think if there were more opportunities like this, like everywhere, that


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[Assistant] More and more girls would be more interested in the sport. So I think that's one of the big important reasons I wanted to do so well. Just so I can sort of prove and show other people that girls are like, able to play the sport as well.