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[Assistant] I got my nickname Rocky by mutton busting because just like Rocky Balboa, he would get hit and then get back up. I would get thrown off of the sheep and the next year I rode the sheep backwards and forwards and sideways until I conquered that sheep. I was like, I won sheep. I, I'm like Rocky Balboa. I can never get knocked down.


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[Assistant] When I land that trick that I've been trying for so long and haven't got it, I'm like, yes, I finally landed it. And I'm like, alright, that's my proudest moment is when I land that trick and I throw my hands up and yeah, it feels so amazing.


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[Assistant] I usually train during the week, and then I do my other sports on the weekend, which are backpacking, running, ice hockey, because that's a really fun wear sport, and then in the summer, skateboard, and maybe a few swim comps.


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[Assistant] My longest backpacking trip was 7 days and 50 miles in it. It was really cool because we alternated base camps, which means we went from different campsites to the next and it was really, really awesome. So here's our shovel. We don't usually snowback.


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[Assistant] But we do know to carry a shovel just in case there is ever an avalanche or we need to dig out the tent.


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[Assistant] So uhm, ready to go salmon that you can cut open and eat, which is really cool. We have our sleeping pillow, my sleeping bag. We have a locator beacon, our headlamp, our fly boxes, and my favorite, my pocket knife.


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[Assistant] And then this is my reel to attach to my fly rod. A great way to wake up is to hear wolves howl and make sure you get up and get moving.


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[Assistant] No days off means to me taking days off from one sport but staying active all the time.


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[Assistant] Good job. Remember as you start to go up into your shot, make sure that's the point of emphasis, that point of contact that you really want to lower into me, because obviously that's the point of no return where I'm going to be, all my momentum is going to be coming into you, right? So that last ditch effort to really go in, right? So really lower that left shoulder. Better. Good job.


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[Assistant] By the time she was playing in her fifth grade season, it was evident at that point that she's a fast learner and she had developed quite a bit in her basketball game. And that's when I knew that we had to go from essentially a rec level with Tatiana up to a club level.


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[Assistant] At the age in which she's playing against, a lot of the girls are four to six years older than her. And so she's got to get as strong as possible. But while getting stronger too, you know, there's a, there's a process and you can't skip steps.


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[Assistant] In the class of 26, we would want Tatiana to be considered one of the top 100 players in the country. We feel like that's an achievable goal. And then longer term, we definitely, with all the time and efforts and all the sacrifice and commitments that have been put in, uhm, we would love to see her be able to play somewhere, uh, collegially.


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[Assistant] As fast as you can. Switch. Good. Good. Keep your trunk tall. Switch. Switch. Switch. Switch. So, one, two, three. One, two, three. Stay tall. Good. Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, that's the weak side. We gotta make the weak side the strong side.


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[Assistant] We don't have team members to help you out. It's all about you.


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[Assistant] And he would go outside and set down his own drills and, you know, make his own games and all of that.


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[Assistant] And the Legos. His Lego sets are not just, you know, 8 year old Lego sets. They are the 16 year old plus.


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[Assistant] One hundred percent agree with being focused in everything he does outside of golf to golf. And I think that's what does make him so good. Golf takes a lot of patience.


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[Assistant] My name is Sophia Lespina, this is No Days Off, presented by Gatorade.


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[Assistant] I started playing football in seventh grade. It was a little nerve-racking because of course I was the only girl playing with a bunch of guys.


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[Assistant] I was driving home from the game, like again, just thinking everything was normal. And then I got a text from my coach saying, Newsday wants to interview you. And then that's when everything just started going down.


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[Assistant] I had no idea, like, what it was. I thought I was just a person catching a touchdown like everyone else. I had no idea. I met Joni Myth and...


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[Assistant] I went on an Amazon and NFL commercial and I was invited to the Jets game in a box and they brought me down on the field during like a timeout and they showed me on the big screen that I was the first female scorer to touch down on Long Island.


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[Assistant] The flag football season went way better than I expected. We went undefeated the whole season, one tie, seven wins. I like how everyone came together and we all worked hard for what we wanted to do and it came out the way we wanted it to.


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[Assistant] I hope that anyone that sees me playing football and sees, like, how I did, I hope it shows them that they can do that too. Especially when, like, I didn't even know what I was doing in the moment. I feel like if you're confident in yourself that you can do it and that you know you can.


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[Assistant] I would like to see a lot more women play football. I think that they can do it and nothing can stop them. I think what Gatorade is doing with Fuel Tomorrow is awesome. I think it's great that they're helping other people break down barriers and giving access to sports.


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[Assistant] To any haters, I would just like ignore their opinion and I use it as fuel to prove them wrong. If I was speaking to a young female football player, I would tell her that she could do whatever she wants and nothing and no one could stop her. What's inside me is inside you.


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[Assistant] Middle of the order, top of the order, bottom of the order, I don't care where I bat. As long as I do my part, to be honest, I just like hitting the ball.


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[Assistant] If you fall in love with the game, it's just gonna come to you. It just comes naturally to me at least.


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[Assistant] So I really started getting serious maybe last year. Once I started progressing,


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[Assistant] Then I started really putting in the work. I started practicing a lot more. I started working out, really developing my body. That's what I'm working on right now, getting faster and getting stronger.


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[Assistant] I don't really try to model my swing after anybody or how I feel because I think being an individual is a lot more important than trying to model your game because everybody has their own game.


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[Assistant] Well, I started playing baseball when I was two years old. And my dad and my grandpa really got me into it. And I just kept playing and I really fell in love with it.


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[Assistant] These are some of my trophies from when I was younger. These are really old. These are from when I was like seven years old. I wasn't the greatest when I was younger, but it was a lot of fun. So this whole team basically lives in this neighborhood and they're like my childhood friends. I love them. And we just played all the way up till 12 year and then we eventually split up, but it was a lot of fun. I loved it a lot. If I had to say my favorite one was probably this one.


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[Assistant] This tournament was crazy, like it got rained out like twice and we just played it. It was like one of our first tournaments we won because it was our first district championship and that was probably the year that we were the best besides 12 year.


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[Assistant] This is a little embarrassing, but this ball, first home run and it was this year, that's bad. But it was my first home run. I told you I couldn't hit when I was younger, but I did start hitting this year.


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[Assistant] I think our team is different. I think our team's not individually based. I think our team's an actual team and we care about each other more than ourselves.


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[Assistant] You know, he coaches at college. He's a really high level coach. You know, he really prepares us for the next level. The way he runs his practices, just, it's real.


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[Assistant] I like to be humble, I think that's really important. If you want to be a good baseball player, just keep your head down, just work, and then it will come to you eventually.


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[Assistant] I think no days off is just always keep your head down, work, stay humble, you know, stay in your lane and just keep getting better and then people will eventually notice you for your hard work.


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[Assistant] So a lot of athletes will come to you and you'll communicate with them, but they don't actually apply. But with Ani, if you give her something, that kid applies it.


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[Assistant] So today we're doing a little technical training. We'll warm up a little ball mastery, coordination between the feet. And uhm, biggest focus is our first touch, preparing our second.


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[Assistant] Yes, right. So everything we do, we try to relate to the game.


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[Assistant] We're always based on three things, which it's all under one word, which is speed.


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[Assistant] Uh, possibly receiving the ball, played into her from center back or an outside back with her back to the field.


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[Assistant] You know, how is she using her first touch? Can she turn in advance forward? Does she need to collect negative to make a little more time and space for herself?


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[Assistant] Bento is probably one of the most advanced 11 year olds that I've ever met and he eats, sleeps,


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[Assistant] I've seen you since you were in New York, skiing. You have a tournament coming this weekend. So let's just go over some basic things, make sure everything's on track.


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[Assistant] Today we're working on just making sure that some of his fundamentals are staying on track. One of the key things for Bento is his alignment.


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[Assistant] And so we're always working on making sure that he's set up properly towards the hole.


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[Assistant] And I first met him actually almost five years ago to the day, I think. You know, he won the World Championships that year and then he won the next year and he won the next year. When he was only nine, he finished second place in the Worlds. And then I caddied for him this year and he won, so.


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[Assistant] My role is very supportive for him and to try to keep him in the present when he's playing and make sure he's focused. Just left of our line. There you go. Loving it. Loving it. Bingo, baby!


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[Assistant] So what does Bento have that differentiates him from the other 11 year olds? He has a very, uh, they call it proprioception. He really has a great understanding of how he moves and he's very mature for his age. And so those present tremendous advantages for him over competitors near his age.


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[Assistant] He asked me to bring him to the drive range to hit some balls. It was like one, two, three hours.


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[Assistant] I'm very proud of him because he's a amazing kid. Everything that he tried to do, he tried to do his best.


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[Assistant] The Dream Team is different because we have many different players that can.


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[Assistant] Put on a show, so on this team, there's a lot of players that's really good.


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[Assistant] Mike puts us in better situations than other 14 year teams. So, we get to talk to college coaches, go on college trips, uh, at 14 year olds, and then we're better. Like, we get put in better situations.


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[Assistant] During practice, we practice everything for work.


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[Assistant] He puts us in like NFL situations like he talks about.


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[Assistant] What he did in the NFL and like how to run our routes like NFL players. So I feel like it's good.


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[Assistant] My name is Zechariah Fort, I'm 15 years old and I play corner.


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[Assistant] The thing that's different about the Dream Team and the thing that I appreciate about the Dream Team is


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[Assistant] They are focused on more developing the player rather than...


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[Assistant] Playing for the Dream Team is like really cool because I get to play with my brothers. We also get to get better and like just get ready for high school.


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[Assistant] New plays that our coaches are assigned to us so that, uhm,


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[Assistant] We can use those plays in the game and those plays can help us win and just like being open up to the coach's ideas and understanding why he's calling those certain plays.


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[Assistant] Become a better, uh, corner because I'm able to understand how a receiver thinks.


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[Assistant] When he's like showing us how to do certain drills, I'm looking from both perspectives. I'm looking for a receiver's perspective and I'm looking from a DB's perspective. So I just appreciate his training and it just helped me on, it just helps me all around.


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[Assistant] The indoor track, it's a whole lap on a 200 meter bank. So my first time ever running on the indoor track, I was like, this is weird, cause like, you're running like sideways cause you're like uphill. So that took me like a whole year to get adjusted to. The length of the season and just like the different type of track is the two biggest learning curves.


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[Assistant] And then slowing down to 10-4, 10-5 speed right before I take off. So if I can just run through the board and bring that 100 meter speed, do the whole thing, then I'll fly. High school, Coach Collier was my high school coach.


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[Assistant] Coach TJ and Margaret, they're my club coaches and summer coaches. I've been working with them since seventh, sixth grade.


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[Assistant] Who I'll text after they have a good meet. If I'm not there I'll be like, good job man, I saw you run well today. And then they'll do the same thing back to me. Some of my competitors were the ones who were the most happy for me after I won.


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[Assistant] I've always kind of been like that, even at home, like I'm kind of the jokester in the family, so I think just me being confident as an athlete is why I can kind of joke about that. Because I know I have so much left to give to the sport and I'm only going to get faster, so maybe this didn't happen this year, but I'm telling you now, I'm going to come back.


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[Assistant] And like freshman year coming in, new state, like you don't know anyone, like it's great to be able to make friends and like form that brotherhood early, especially since we all went to-


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[Assistant] I love how much dedication it takes. You gotta work hard, not only on the track, but off the track. You gotta take care of your body, hydrate right, eat right. It's just a lifestyle and that really is what makes you great. That's been my dream since I was in sixth grade and I started. I always wanted to be running on TV and now like that's happening. My name is Matthew Bulling. Thank you for checking out my episode of No Days Off. Yeah.


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[Assistant] He puts in time, he's obviously one of our hardest workers. He had the whole package for an eighth grader.


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[Assistant] I'm his hitting coach and trainer. He has a workout that he does at home.


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[Assistant] We called it Superman, we put that together over the last 25 years.


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[Assistant] Uhm, he's now one of those guys on the Superman workout. Today was a shortened version, but we were working on


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[Assistant] The three different assets that we, that we normally deal with from a hitting standpoint.


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[Assistant] We want to be short to the ball, and so you saw the little stubby bat with the weight on it. Uhm, the second was a stubby bat with no weight, which was our top hand.


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[Assistant] Speaking about mom and dad, obviously they've done a great job because he's very respectful.


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[Assistant] Always, uhm, there's never been an issue with him.


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[Assistant] He was about three or four. He came up, shook my hand, and he's, you know, I'm Zebi Perez. Nice to meet you. I'm going to win the Masters one day. Just to watch him grow as a golfer, it's unbelievable.


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[Assistant] You know, just watching her is just special. You know, you only see those players, you know, here and there. She's one of them.


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[Assistant] Hannah's will and desire I believe can definitely take her all the way to the WNBA.


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[Assistant] A willing desire to get up every day, to compete, to work out seven days a week. I mean, just, you know, being here in a circle with their family and just, they're coming to see me three to four times a week has been amazing.


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[Assistant] You know, her father has put in a lot of work with the kids. I mean, coming in the door, she's been always, you know, on top of her game. Skill set is just, you know, phenomenal. So me, coming to me has just, just been an add-on and it's been a positive thing.


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[Assistant] The first time I laid eyes on Hannah, uhm, I knew that she was an exceptional basketball player. Every time I seen her, she got better and better.


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[Assistant] Not only have I been working with uh, Hannah Hildaga, I also worked with her brother Judah, I worked with Zach, and I worked with Dre as well. Who you trained with?


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[Assistant] I think it's a beautiful thing that uhm, Hannah can work out with her brothers, uhm, and they can do everything together and push each other to get each other better day after day.


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[Assistant] She does no different than she does playing against the girls. She scores the ball. She's playing tenacious defense. She's out there working, you know, trying to be the best that she can be.


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[Assistant] Actually that's a huge thing. I mean, they're a big family. They're, you know, they're, they're unity. Uhm, they do a lot of things together all the time. You see one, you see all of them.


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[Assistant] The beautiful thing about the WNBA is they continue to grow year and year after year. So by the time Hannah's ready to go to the WNBA, you said Hannah's gonna go to the WNBA. It should be much bigger and a beautiful thing for that.


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[Assistant] First time I laid my eyes on her, I knew she's gonna be a WNBA player.


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[Assistant] Wow, and at that age? His hand-eye coordination is something you've never seen before.


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[Assistant] I know that he's gonna, you know, play in the big leagues just because of his work ethic.


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[Assistant] You can just tell that he understood the game really well. Now that his talent is catching up to the baseball IQ, it's just all coming together. It's only gonna get better.


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[Assistant] I'm hurting today because I hadn't worked out in a couple of weeks. I've never been around a kid, 17 year old, that works the way he does.


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[Assistant] The father-son relationship gets hard when, you know, it's a sport involved and I just stay out of it, you know, and let him go to instructors and when he needs me to throw, I'll throw.


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[Assistant] I could see right away that his baseball IQ was really high, especially for a kid. His body and his talent wasn't caught up to what his mind was trying to do until we started coming to Impact Zone.


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[Assistant] You know, he works out so hard during the offseason, during the winter months, and he gets so big that you don't want to lose that. It's a lot of fun to be able to work out with Lil C.


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[Assistant] Our house is a baseball house. I never forced him to play baseball, but I just knew that he would just because of being in the clubhouse, being in the cages, being around the guys all the time.


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[Assistant] The lifestyle that we live, you know, he's experienced my whole career from World Series to All-Star games, everything. Clarkson played football, he played basketball. I knew all leading up to him being a once-word athlete in baseball in high school, but I wanted him to have those other skills and those other mindsets from those other sports.


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[Assistant] I think around 13 or 14, he was playing locally here on some travel teams and he was getting frustrated. Not the talent level, but just the amount of caring that the kids had, you know, of losing and, you know, playing the game the right way and different things. And Coach David brought it away and I was like, all right, now it's time to, you know, start putting some strength and power with everything that he had going on.


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[Assistant] I remember, I went with him on his birthday and I asked him, what are you doing here? Go, go to Disney. And he's like, Disney? What do you mean? I want to play baseball. I want to play in the big leagues.


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[Assistant] I work with a lot of 12yo and because he want it so bad, he make a phone for me, you know. It's key, he's here and you don't have to...


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[Assistant] I believe that there's a type of workout you can do in 12 years old that's gonna get them ready, so you just gotta do it the right way. For kids like him, it's all about development. You know, you wanna make sure that whenever this kid's 14,


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[Assistant] He's in another level and he keeps his path the way he is right now, you know. He's 12 and he can play when he's 15 years old right now.


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[Assistant] Whenever the kid's getting older, he's getting strong as well. So it's not just the kid's getting older and he's staying in the same level, so.


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[Assistant] We incorporate a routine from him. Not with a lot of weights, but more bench workout.


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[Assistant] And a lot of agility stuff where his body's just getting strong naturally by the workouts and by the way he's eating too as well. He don't use a lot of like heavy weights with us. It's gonna be more 10 pound weights.


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[Assistant] 5 pound weights just to get his little muscles stronger. That's what we're looking to do with him. And then when he's 14, 15, that's when we're gonna get up to him like really hard with the weights.


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[Assistant] I kill Ibert Roy, you gotta challenge him. You gotta make sure you make it hard for him. Cause he make everything look...


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[Assistant] I think he's going to be the best choice top on his class. Uhm, that's what I see. And then, I think he got a big chance to be in the big league and to be one.


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[Assistant] It can be quite intense sometimes. You've got like the coaches in the middle screaming at us, running. Everyone's getting into each other. The intensity helps us so much. Yeah, it's made us a better team and this season we did really well by doing that.


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[Assistant] Everything, the competitive side of it. I love, I love to win. Just to work hard every day and show good attitude. It's part of the game. Sam Greenwood, 19 years old. Striker for League United.


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[Assistant] I'm Sam Greenwood, 19-year-old and I play for Legionated. I'm a centre forward. I can also play in the ten role or number eight as well. I've been playing in the number eight this season quite a bit.


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[Assistant] So it's like centre mid, and uhm, when I play that I'm box to box, so I like to work hard and put a lot of effort in for the team, and yeaah, I enjoy it there as well.


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[Assistant] Yeah, my free kicks aren't bad, but I've practised them a lot since I was a young kid. Every day after school, it's no coincidence that I've scored them because I've practised a lot.


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[Assistant] We train every day, just constantly repeating, repeating free kicks all the time.


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[Assistant] Probably like two hours a day, sometimes double sessions in pre-season. During the week, it's all out. Every week, no rest.


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[Assistant] The Premier League, it's such high demands anyway, so as a young player coming through you've got to be mentally strong and know that's where you want to be and that's what keeps you going through the week and stuff. It's a bit like tunnel vision if you know what I mean, like I just put the ball down.


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[Assistant] And I ignore everything that's going around and just focus totally on the ball and the goal, nothing else. There's a thing called murder ball. Basically, uhm, an 11 v 11. So like the first team and the 23s all mix in and we'll just be scrapping, scrapping till the end.


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[Assistant] There's no like fouls, no offsides. Yeah, it's made us a better team and this season we did really well by doing that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that's me dream since I was a young boy, like, just to play in the Premier League, but now I'm at Leeds. Me dream of the perfect Leeds in the Premier League.


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[Assistant] Just to work hard every day and show good attitude. The small things help, I think, in the game. Little details, tidying up after training and games. I'm willing to run as much as I can for the team. With me competitive side, I'm always wanting to win, so it comes out naturally, like me desire. I love, I love to win. It's part of the game.


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[Assistant] He played quarterback so he knows the ins and outs of what the, uh, defense is trying to do. So he knows how to beat them at their own game.


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[Assistant] Yeah, receivers just come out here. It's a good chance to work on their hands, work on their routes.


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[Assistant] Santi embraces everything happily and ready for the next challenge every day.


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[Assistant] And uhm, his athletic ability started to mature as his age. I decided to go to the next level when, probably after his second year, I started to train him myself and I trained him as far as I could before I had to start getting him


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[Assistant] Actual trainers, feetwork, quarterback coaches, before we really started training.


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[Assistant] Right now he's done with flag football. We moved on this year to his first year in tackle.


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[Assistant] So now, this point on, we're gonna go for it with tackle football.


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[Assistant] Santi actually does very good with schoolwork. He's a straight A kid. Uh, homework's always done first. Uh, grades are the most important thing to a quarterback. Quarterbacks have.


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[Assistant] The most strenuous position on the field, you know. They have to know everybody else's position. They have to be the smartest guy on the field at all times.


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[Assistant] Football in this part of Texas is huge. This is the mecca of football probably across the U.S. Friday night lights. It doesn't get any bigger than Midland and Odessa.


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[Assistant] When Santi's not playing football, he likes to play video games, play outside basketball with his friends, uh, joke around with his little sister.


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[Assistant] He loves, I mean, they love playing Lazy Tag at Synergy.


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[Assistant] Uh, there's bowling, there's games, I mean, they can spend hours there.


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[Assistant] It would definitely be to play on the next level and let that open however many doors that can on a Division 1 level for him.


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[Assistant] When you keep working, something good is gonna happen.


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[Assistant] I'm Kion Johnson, I'm a combo guard and I'm training for the NBA draft.


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[Assistant] I love what I'm doing. I love the process. Yep, little more height here. You don't really see it as a job anymore. I just want to make a long career out of it.


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[Assistant] Day to day schedule, get in about 9 o'clock, eat breakfast, just stretching out about 10 o'clock. Okay, stick out inside the shoes, let's lunge, rotate opposite.


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[Assistant] You're gonna lunge that left hip. There you go. Then we'll lift some days, just depending on the day. We'll lift right after our court session.


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[Assistant] And then after our lift, we'll have physical therapy or just any types of treatment that you like for your body.


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[Assistant] Everything in this facility that we have is at the highest level and just for me to be able to use this each and every day is helping me learn how to become a professional.


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[Assistant] Then at 10.30 we get on the court and train with Don for about an hour and a half, close to two hours.


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[Assistant] If you love what you do, you can potentially get paid to love what you do. And if you work hard, it'll all take care of itself.


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[Assistant] I played basketball throughout all my life. I really never was serious up until my freshman year of high school. I mean, I feel like I've played baseball since birth. Baseball was really my first love. It got serious because I was playing baseball at the time that the recruiting periods were going to start.


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[Assistant] And I really wasn't getting a lot of interest in baseball, so I just turned over into basketball and went from there.


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[Assistant] Early on was very slow. As I kept working and getting better at my craft, recruitment started to pick up, eventually led to the University of Tennessee.


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[Assistant] I enjoyed it. It was a great time. Uhm, most people think just because of COVID that it was kind of a off year. I felt like that was a year for me to recognize myself and find myself.


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[Assistant] Coach Don, he's, he's as real as it gets. You can just tell by his energy that he loves what he's doing and he trusts what he's doing. But he's also looking for the better improvement of yourself and he's gonna help you get better each and every day. Just saying the things that he was saying, it kinda lit a fire into me and just makes me wanna keep going each and every day.


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[Assistant] I kind of get my game after Kawhi Leonard just because I love his defensive presence, but he can also score the ball anywhere on the court as well. And he's very versatile.


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[Assistant] Really been watching him over the past three, four years and I've kinda seen the resemblance between my game and his.


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[Assistant] My playing style is I feed off of my defense. I feel like I do get in players' heads, but that's not what's going on in my head. If I get going on defense, it just opens a whole lot of options for me on the offensive end.


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[Assistant] Growing up, I was told defense wins championships, so you can go out and score 30, but if you can't play defense, it's not, it's not a good look.


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[Assistant] If it takes me 10 years, 15 years, it really doesn't matter for me as long as I know that the work that I'm putting in is going to help me in the long run.


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[Assistant] She loves basketball, you know, so that's one thing that makes her a good athlete. Her attention to detail, uhm, and she wants to be the best, you know, and she wants to win.


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[Assistant] I played with Cameron probably since I was seven. I've been catching him since I was nine. But we've, we've had a pretty close relationship growing up and it's really helped us over the years.


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[Assistant] He's just so competitive. Like, he just started running track this year. And he's already getting first place in all these meets. He hates losing. He doesn't like the taste of it in his mouth. He just can't stand it.


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[Assistant] She has big dreams and goals to get to the Paralympics. She really wants to reach people with her story.


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[Assistant] It was super cool, like it's a retreat for girls, but they have one day of surfing and they let the parents come to that. That was the very first time she ever surfed and Bethany got to push her on our first wave.


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[Assistant] It's just super helpful and it's just kind of a way that we bond every day.


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[Assistant] Because it was just like, I can't believe I just did that. Nothing like that ever, that I ever experienced with her. She worked hard, she trained hard, she just stuck to her game plan and it just was so cool to watch her win and how excited she was.


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[Assistant] Watching her have the gold medal be placed around her neck was just like something I will never forget.


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[Assistant] My goals for Liv is just like for all three of my kids, I just want them to be happy. I have to start letting her spread her wings, what she is, uhm, but it's hard as a mom. She has big dreams and goals, but I'll be proud of her no matter what. Whether it's in surfing, she really wants to reach people with her story.


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[Assistant] I call myself, I'm a branch truck. It's a big armored truck full of money. That's me. You know, I'm a big body. I'm like a Calvin Johnson or Mike Evans. Somebody that's big, you know, goes up there, gets the ball, bully a little DB.


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[Assistant] Uhm, my schedule has pretty much been the same schedule for the last eight, nine weeks now. Uhm, every morning I get up, eat breakfast, you know, and then uhm, I work out from 9 o'clock to around 11, 11.30.


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[Assistant] Get tired, it's hard to stand up all day without having to nap. So after my nap, I nap for about two hours, hour and a half. And then I go to my second trainer, which is more of the actual workout, where it's weights and pump lift and you know, you get swole.


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[Assistant] It's funny, uhm, when I tore my ACL, 2016 that year taught me a lot.


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[Assistant] Uhm, about myself mentally being, having to get over a hump, uhm, being the top receiver in the country, coming out of high school and then tearing my ACL and kind of being forgot about takes a lot on you.


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[Assistant] He's a very phenomenal coach and, you know, life lessons he's taught me is, you know, be loyal to the ones that were loyal to you and, you know, stay level-headed and don't get too big-headed because it all can be taken away from you in the blink of an eye.


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[Assistant] When it comes to success, uh, my success is based off of all the things that they've helped me get through. Like I said, uhm, you know, nothing's ever been...


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[Assistant] Uh, a straight road in my opinion. There's been a lot of obstacles and a lot of things that we've had to get through as a family. At the end of the day, I, you know, I know what I got to do. I know my goal. I know what I want to be in life and, and not one thing anybody can say is going to stop me from getting there, so.


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[Assistant] A scenario for me on draft day, you know, is just hearing my name called. Growing up, my dream was to get to the NFL. I see myself as somebody that works hard.


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[Assistant] Wants to be perfect that will do anything he can to be perfect. You know, sometimes you mess up and you gotta be okay with that. So, I think that uhm, I've grasped that concept very well and it's got me to where I am today and I'm just gonna keep building on that.


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[Assistant] Warm up on the dumbbell bench. Trayvon, first of all, has that, that prototypical, uh, wide receiver body. You know, 6'4", 6'5", coming in. He's built. You almost have to pull the reins back on Trayvon and say, Trayvon, there's a reason I wrote the strength program like this and there's, there's science behind it and I appreciate that you want to work harder and you want to do extra, but I don't want to get you hurt.


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[Assistant] Basketball is just like my life, I eat, sleep, breathe basketball.


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[Assistant] Attack, you know, get my teammates involved. Now it's more so, you know, taking the best shot and making it.


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[Assistant] Sports kind of saved us, you know? Like all the trouble in New York and stuff like that. Like, I know friends that I don't even speak to no more. It helped me most definitely, you know, to know that it's my ticket out. Like, I can make it out.


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[Assistant] The thing that motivates me is being from New York. Just looking at my environment. Like, sometimes I go home and I just look around. Like, just to embrace where I came from. And my mom. She passed away last September.


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[Assistant] Be able to play college basketball, then hopefully, you know, be able to play professional basketball. Basketball. I don't want to.


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[Assistant] Replicate it back to back and then start to get a little bit of a game feel. And we'll continue to do that up until three or four sets and then uhm, we'll be ready to start the season.


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[Assistant] This is a trackman, so this is going to basically give us the movement on every pitch he's throwing. So it gives us horizontal, vertical break.


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[Assistant] Obviously for him, the goal is to be, you know, a Major League Baseball player, so.


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[Assistant] Fastball inside here, he throws the hardest outside, so that's just something that, you know, he lets everyone know about all the time, which, as he should, kinda gives everyone a little bit of something that they're, that they're striving for, so it's like, hey, you know.


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[Assistant] Get my name up on that board is something that you want to do. Just kind of make sure that, you know, even if you have a good day and you PR and you go up a couple miles an hour, like you're still always chasing him, which is, uh, which is, which is good for everyone.


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[Assistant] He's gonna be a starter and we expect him to be a starter, you know, at the next level, whatever.


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[Assistant] Like, the real deal, he has it. He has that it factor that everybody talks about, like, I don't know what it is, but he just got it.


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[Assistant] Visualization is very important. You gotta see it before you do it. Being a football player myself, I understand how important the mental aspect is. I'm raising him to be a wide receiver. And as a wide receiver, it's very important to, you know, just to understand coverages and understand leverages and the way guys play you to understand, you know, how to attack. Draw this up real quick. See what you know.


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[Assistant] Attacking his liver, so attack him outside. And then bam, after we attack, we're gonna make him flip his what?


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[Assistant] We get so caught up sometimes with being around hundreds of people at big track meets at big football games. Man, it gets overwhelming at times. And so I really appreciate just the one-on-one that we get here.


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[Assistant] And just enjoy, enjoy the bond that we have as father and son. Cause Outback's fishing after training.


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[Assistant] One thing that I truly, you know, just admire about him is just his love and hunger for the game.


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[Assistant] Every morning he wakes up, got a football in his hand. Like the kid eats, sleeps, and breathes ball. He loves it.


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[Assistant] It's just wild, man. I'm really just blown away by how these last nine years have gone for him in his life. It's truly a blessing.


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[Assistant] What up Austin, you ready to work bud? Alright, let's go. Start off with a key shuffle.


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[Assistant] What up fam, it's your boy LSK aka SuperSanDrizzy and I'm back with the reactions. It's been a while.


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[Assistant] She's always on the offense, she's always there to the ball, and especially when she comes to the net, you're always trying to make that better shot, but she's always there.


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[Assistant] And, you know, she's just marking them off, like, you know, I did this skill, I'm about to get this skill, you know, and she just, you know, has her little checklist and she's just determined to just, uh, conquer it all.


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[Assistant] We noticed that Jersey was excelling and she had potential to go foreign, uh, gymnastics.


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[Assistant] My husband has been really militant. He comes from a sport world, so everything in this house is geared towards a sports mentality.


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[Assistant] Family to us is everything. Uhm, my husband and I both grew up in a single parent household and


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[Assistant] So if you're telling me that at six, I told him, I was like, Hey, she needs to be homeschooled. We got to figure it out. So, you know, as long as she knows what she wants to do, you know, and she's working towards it, then, you know.


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[Assistant] We're all the way in Texas now from New Jersey because we wanted her to be at the best gym. So, you know, we're just going to continue to push her.


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[Assistant] Work ethic, I don't know if she just watched him or if it's because they're just two days apart, but, um, she's a lot like him when it comes to, um, her work, you know, and what she puts into it. Um, and he, I think he kind of like pushes her a lot too.


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[Assistant] Okay, so Jersey Blue is our boss baby. Uhm, she's what we call daddy's favorite.


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[Assistant] Uhm, she normally gets what she wants. She's extremely funny.


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[Assistant] Uhm, she's all, she's the one with the one liners.


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[Assistant] It kind of gives them something to work towards, like a goal. So, you know, every week, you know, it's like, well, what are you working towards now in the gym or?


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[Assistant] Her drive, her commitment in the long run that always separates those like her from the rest.


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[Assistant] We get them warmed up with just spot shooting. Then we just move into different areas that we're working on. Some days it might be finishing, other days it might be ball screen reads.


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[Assistant] Pick up concepts, he's smart, he has the ability to apply things right away. I think his learning curve is going to be just tremendous. His skill set has improved greatly, his body's improved, and I'm excited for him to really go out and show that he can become one of the best players in this draft.


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[Assistant] It's like a sport, you can free yourself from everything when you're on the court and be yourself.


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[Assistant] Go to school to pursue my dreams. Get my diploma. Basketball got me from nowhere.


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[Assistant] Basketball in the morning, then after that I have a couple of classes online. So I just have to do my work whenever I can so I have more freedom.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to find myself like where I can be more comfortable by watching them and trying to take a little details or some knowledge from them and add that, add those together and be myself.


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[Assistant] I feel like he's the kid that walks into a room and you just know that's the leader.


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[Assistant] Like stop before the finish line, baby. You don't have to tell Tony, let's go to work. He knows when it's time to get to work. He always stood out from the other kids. Definitely loves to defend. He loves to be challenged. The key word for me is consistency. Like you show up and show out every game.


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[Assistant] His style is definitely a winning mentality. He's gonna do anything he can to push his team to win.


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[Assistant] He's only 16. I mean, we tell him, imagine where you could be in the next five years. So we're just extremely proud of him.


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[Assistant] So I wake up and I eat breakfast. You gotta eat right. Then I go to school. Seventh grade we had football.


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[Assistant] At five o'clock we lift weights for like an hour. I come home and throw, watch football, and then go to sleep and do the same thing the next day.


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[Assistant] Work on your mechanics and you can be like a pocket passer and just learn all your mechanics and throw the ball super good. You can be a mobile quarterback, you can throw the ball good, but not your best thing and run the ball a lot.


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[Assistant] Or you can be a doctor, you can run and pass. And I'm a doctor, I can run and pass.


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[Assistant] Whatever you want to do, just train at that until you get good and then move on to the next thing. My coach is my dad. He's my middle school coach and he's my Little League coach too.


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[Assistant] One of the biggest reasons why I play football is to hang around my brothers. When we win, we're all together.


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[Assistant] But if I don't, I just want to excel at what I do, and then...


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[Assistant] She's definitely a little bit more sassy on the field, aggressive. You're not going to knock her down. She's going to get back and push back. And she's not quite like that at home with her siblings and friends, but it's really fun to see on the field.


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[Assistant] You know, obviously you can see she's a very talented player. You know, the talent only gets you so far, the old saying, you know, if you don't work hard, and she certainly has that, you can see, I mean, she's, you know, she's out there a lot, um, training.


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[Assistant] If, if she needs to. I think you've got to have a little bit of everything, but, you know, without the hard work and the willingness to go out every day and do something, I think that's one of the reasons she, you know, not only the ability that she has, but the work rate that she has and the work she puts into the game. So, them two things usually end up doing well.


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[Assistant] It's very important that we, you know, we try and help these kids along with their technical, teaching them what we consider is the right way to play the game.


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[Assistant] But I think, uh, you know, you've got to allow players to be themselves as well and not over-coach them. You know, you can make the players too robotic if you try and teach them everything. The way I look at my teams especially and what I try and tell some of the other coaches.


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[Assistant] It's almost like, uh, I look at my, my team like a bit of a jigsaw, but you need a bunch of different pieces. You know, we're not trying to make everybody the same. We're gonna let her be whatever she's gonna be and we're just gonna guide her along the way.


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[Assistant] I've only been with her just over a year right now and, you know, just trying to, obviously she's a very creative player and just trying to, you know, help her with her decision making a little bit but let her to play very, be very creative, let her do, do her thing. Just trying to work on her decision making a little bit and I think she's, you know, over the last few months she's really matured as a player.


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[Assistant] You know, she's very, what we call technical. She's very good on the ball, very comfortable on the ball. She likes to dribble, she likes to be creative. With young players, sometimes you don't often see that because they're a little bit scared to fail. Uhm, with Gabby, you've got to try and find the balance. We've got to try and let her, let her try things and be creative because they're the type of players that we're looking for, uh, and just helping her along with the decision making along the way. Okay, don't go the wrong way this time. Okay, ready? One in between, ready?


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[Assistant] Yeah, well, mostly with the team, uhm, you know, three times a week, usually see on the weekends while at game, so it's three, sometimes four. Uhm, need to see a little bit more. I know she likes to train a lot, so I can train her whenever she wants.


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[Assistant] He's just something different, man. He just, he just love to make yourself better, man. No matter what it may be, no matter what I tell him to do, he just go for it. I mean, not even a hundred, a hundred percent, we talking a hundred ten percent. Every rep, every sprint, every set, bro.


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[Assistant] What do they call it? A diamond in the rough. Diamond in the rough, man. He's a great kid. My name is EJ DeTrill.


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[Assistant] We do our compound lifts Tuesday and Thursday. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and also Saturday, we do agility. We move him around, work his core, speed. And I kind of be creative. That's my method is being creative as possible. Cause you never know what you're gonna, what you're gonna run into during the game. And it's working, you know. Kids are getting faster and stronger.


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[Assistant] Actually, he get bored training with the kids his age. And it is a benefit for him to sprint and train with older kids. You know, it builds so much confidence in him.


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[Assistant] He's not worried about stats and he's a great leader. You know, he lead by example. His hard work and his dedication. He's confident enough to get out there and just do what he feels.


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[Assistant] Every year we would buy him like a Fisher Price basketball goal or just something that, you know, you hang on the wall and he broke every last one, so.


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[Assistant] The reason why we do a lot of traveling before playing with different teams and different campuses is because we wanted him to be around the best.


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[Assistant] That's part of the reason why he plays like he plays. Because he plays with the best. Just so he can...


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[Assistant] You know, feel that and taste that, you know. Even when he loses, he still gains.


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[Assistant] In the future, I think he definitely will do something in sports because, you know, his passion for the game.


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[Assistant] She really enjoys, like, just being a free spirit and not letting her femininity stop her from being able to get out there and skate and rip with the boys and just, you know, have fun doing what she loves doing. And, uh...


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[Assistant] He would hit a couple hundred balls a day, every day, starting at 14, 15, 16 months old, right after he could walk.


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[Assistant] When he's 10 years old, he's four and a half feet tall and he's driving 200 plus yards.


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[Assistant] He's got a really good well-rounded game. When he's playing golf, he's all about playing the game.


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[Assistant] I think if you ask Caden what he likes to do, he really likes to drive.


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[Assistant] So his putting coach is a guy named Brennan Amarkese. His game was a pretty good putter, but he was a little erratic. And in the first lesson, he made a couple simple like hand moves with him and he just started dropping putts.


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[Assistant] So when Brennan kind of started massaging the swing, slowing his hips down, raising his hands, it became really, really effective. And they work really good.


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[Assistant] But now as a 10 year old, aside from the golf, he likes regular kid stuff.


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[Assistant] These kids here are, they're all super close. They're all really tight. So this is kinda like the team aspect that he doesn't get in such a singular sport.


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[Assistant] He did a Harry Potter castle, 6,000 pieces, and he started it and didn't stop until it was done. When Cain does something, he's all in.


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[Assistant] That's fantastic. Anything after that, I think is beyond your wildest imaginations. But saying that, I really want him to win the Masters.


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[Assistant] Coach DC is teaching me to be a better defensive back.


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[Assistant] I play the drums, I used to play the guitar, but now I just stay with drums. When I'm not playing football, I also like being free.


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[Assistant] Came up with the name because I was highly favored from God.


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[Assistant] A blessing. I started doing my clothing company.


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[Assistant] I think I might have, I might be able to fit the largest now.


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[Assistant] And I play football. I go to the pool. I play with my sisters in the backyard.


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[Assistant] Probably play video games with my friends online.


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[Assistant] I like a lot of sports because I like to do other things. When I'm bored, I would do another sport.


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[Assistant] I get a little mad that I messed up but now nobody's perfect, everyone makes mistakes. Like dropping a ball is actually giving you confidence and helping you actually because when you drop the ball you can figure out how to make the ball stay in the, uhm,


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[Assistant] Nut, and you could get better every time you make mistakes.


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[Assistant] My motivation comes from my family, friends, and other people around the world. They give me a lot of confidence to do anything I want to do.


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[Assistant] Wash the goalie. I mean, if you're coming in slow, you're going to give him a lot of time to adjust to what you're doing. If he's really far out of the net, you're going to want to get him to drop down and make a fake. If not, if he's backing up too early, cause maybe coming with some speed, then you can just pick a corner on him.


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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 gonna take your soul. Now get across, Rick.


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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] He's working as hard as he can, putting in as much effort as possible because he wants to do well. He wants to put in the effort and he just has fun doing it.


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[Assistant] My name's Caleb Bergstrom, I'm a high-rise coach, and I've been coaching him for about eight months.


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[Assistant] Training Cairo is an absolute pleasure. Uh, he always has a great time, and so whenever we're training, I can work him hard, and he always is cheerful, he's never in a bad mood, and since we started training, Cairo has gotten so much more powerful. Up, up, come on. Good, Cairo. Nice work, man. That was great.


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[Assistant] One of the skills we work on is the Salmon Ladder. We also work on the Warped Wall.


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[Assistant] You get your power from pulling and turning your shoulders.


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[Assistant] One thing about Cairo is that if he has a goal, he's gonna chase it no matter what.


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[Assistant] On your backswing power, don't, don't turn and kick back like a wing net, just stay flat.


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[Assistant] I'll give him a challenge and he'll be not doing well on it that day. Then the next week he'll do it perfectly because he thinks about it all week. It gets stuck in his brain and he just practices it. So it's really cool to see that whenever he sees a challenge, he just attacks it. He gets it done.


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[Assistant] Nice, Cairo, there you go, dude. Nice work, man. That was solid.


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[Assistant] She's not scared to play with kids two years older than her.


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[Assistant] We started taking her to Brazilian Touch with Claudio on Fridays and she was catching on really quick. She was a quick learner. And then from there we went to doing private trainings. She was pretty good. She was a little bit advanced on for her age. Well, they do a lot of running, a lot of conditioning. That's just the way that she is. She's always active.


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[Assistant] On the field, especially for girls, there's a lot of more challenges because they think that they have to take it easy on them. They have to work twice as hard to be noticed. I take her to all these other extra trainings to be able to keep up with the rest of the players.


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[Assistant] Futsal is more of a fast paced game. You have to be able to beat the one on one and it makes the player be more creative on the field. You have to use your skills.


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[Assistant] Bringing it outdoor, it makes you more of a faster player, making you quicker decisions.


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[Assistant] I'm proud of her no matter what because she's my daughter. The way that she can handle this busy schedule to school and the homework and then coming home and doing her lunch is ready so we can start going to practice and then jumping from one practice to the other.


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[Assistant] She has a real busy schedule A lot of people tell me that I push her


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[Assistant] I would like for her to continue with her dream, hopefully making it into the national team.


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[Assistant] It's my favorite thing to watch him play baseball and watch him do what he loves. It's his happy place. And for a parent, it's a special thing to watch your child in their happy place.


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[Assistant] He had been talking to the coach at OU for a few months. We knew that they would be following him around to watch. And he had a really good tournament in Atlanta and it happened almost immediately.


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[Assistant] They are extremely competitive. I think it's great that they have each other.


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[Assistant] There are days where it's great to have somebody push you when you're not as motivated as you might have been the day before.


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[Assistant] We have pictures of them, they're kinda one and two years old running around with a bat.


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[Assistant] They push, they help, they needle each other, they drive each other crazy, but they're each other's best friend.


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[Assistant] Dylan's always kind of working on the timing to get around the ball. Charlie, it's frames, it's presenting the ball, it's blocks.


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[Assistant] You know, we just turned 13 years old and I'm not sure too many people would know if he was a natural lefty or a natural righty.


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[Assistant] So, they're probably at the facility five days a week, and then they started doing ballet a couple of years ago. It's great for flexibility, it's been great for balance, coordination, core strength.


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[Assistant] We've really seen over the last couple of years that the two of them really just have taken to their training, their desire to compete.


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[Assistant] And you can see that, you know, they have huge smiles on their faces when they do it.


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[Assistant] You know, I think it's wonderful to have those dreams and goals and, uh, I hope, you know, they're all achieved and attained, but I think it's also important to stay grounded, you know, and they like being kids. I mean, they just like, you know, they've got two other brothers besides them.


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[Assistant] You know, it wouldn't be surprising if we sat out here and a football game broke out in front of us. I mean, that's, that's, that's what they do. That's who they are. So they keep it in perspective.


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[Assistant] When you get to the top, do a pull back, pass it back between both cones. Ready?


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[Assistant] My name is Preston Huytron. I coach for Eclipse Select Soccer Club. Isabella came this past fall. Some of the kids she's playing with could be three grade years above her. So we actually had a couple of tournaments in the summer. She did so well that it was hard to take her off the field. I think that has to do because of her high IQ in soccer. I think she's able to evaluate


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[Assistant] Well, when he was small, my brother-in-law used to just always sing to the fields. My husband and I work a lot, so it's between God and Uncle Lau that he's good.


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[Assistant] Someone's gonna hit a home run off you. Someone's gonna strike you out. Someone's gonna hit that ball past you, so.


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[Assistant] It's good to keep them on their toes. Cause then it has them thinking like, oh, could this be the kid? Could this be the kid? Could this be the kid? You know, and it just keeps them motivated and working hard.


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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] If 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] Alright, he feeds everything. Speed'll make you lift heavy weights. I'm Corey Sittner, uhm, Brooklyn's dad.


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[Assistant] What she's doing right now actually is power snatch is harder than a squat snatch. Cause you don't get to drop under the weight and catch it down here. The training probably does get stressful. It's not stressful in the sense that she doesn't want to do it, but it's a lot.


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[Assistant] We don't believe in luck. That is part of the strong mindset.


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[Assistant] You don't just do one big thing and make it. People make it because they do the little tiny things that everyone else doesn't want to do day in and day out.


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[Assistant] She inspires to be herself. She inspires to be the best Brooklyn Sitner.


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[Assistant] One of the things I'm most proud about Brooklyn has nothing to do with like her athletic ability. Her ability to love everybody.


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[Assistant] How big a heart she has. She never wants to hurt anyone's feelings. She always wants to show people like how much she loves them. Her like love is like contagious. She makes other people smile.


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[Assistant] My dad bought me the board for Christmas so I practiced it for about a month. I tried to do hockey stuff on it and I got it down. My dad just started posting videos on Instagram and it went viral.


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[Assistant] I practice every day a week. I work on shooting and passing the puck.


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[Assistant] I really like how a lot of people have a lot of speed in hands and I wanna have that so it just motivates me to do it.


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[Assistant] My name is Brian Kimball. I go by Coach P.K. I coach all levels of basketball, college, high school, and youth elementary.


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[Assistant] I think Frosby has one of the most level heads of any child I've ever seen. I've tried to teach adults to have that mentality and it's extremely difficult.


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[Assistant] This kid could show other kids how to assess and overcome their fear.


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[Assistant] He actually did not like it when he first sat on it. The initial picture we have of him is him screaming his face off. Between one and one and a half is when he started to just coast. When Crosby was...


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[Assistant] Just over five and he got his first 20 inch bike. My friend and I took him for a bike ride and Crosby went and hit a rock that was shaped into a jump. That was not something the normal rider would do. He hadn't been down the trail before. He just took it at trail speed and just went for it. And my buddy looked at me and said, Colin, you've got something here.


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[Assistant] That's what you should do. How you leaned and pushed and pulled into that. Yeah?


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[Assistant] He just continued to blossom as a rider by me exposing him to it. Keep it going bud. Get a good laugh in. Good job. Good pump. Good pump. Nice job. Pedal through it. There you go.


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[Assistant] So what we're doing here right now is we're trying to get him to learn his uh, flow and pumping because he does have little tiny legs and he doesn't have a whole lot of strength in him. So he's got to learn how to.


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[Assistant] Get the momentum to get the bike to keep rolling forward. And that's the whole purpose of a pump track. Good job, bud.


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[Assistant] Mountain biking is great at allowing you to recognize and understand fear and then accept that fear and then overcome your fear.


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[Assistant] We've never told him he couldn't do something. We've said, do you understand what you're doing? Do you want to do it? We believe that you can do it. And then we just work with them. It's not always the first time we go to see something that he'll do it. He'll sit on it. He'll ruminate the idea of what he's going to do. And then he'll come back to it in a couple of days.


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[Assistant] When we first moved here and we started riding, I hammered fundamentals.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't let him hit jumps, I wouldn't let him hit drops, we just went out for rides. And then once he started to do bigger and bigger things, I started to buy the correct gear for him.


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[Assistant] Finding things for kids was difficult and now we're at a point where he's wearing full gear. He has that, what we call plastic courage. Allowing him to do his sport and practice it the way that he wants is heavily dependent on the protective equipment he wears.


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[Assistant] Crashing is part of mountain biking. When Crosby crashes, I tell him you're playing a big boy sport. It's time to stand up and ride away. You're okay?


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[Assistant] We have spent a lot of time in the trampling learning how to crash. We've taken the wheels off the bike and taught him not to stick his arms out. How to tuck his shoulder and how to roll.


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[Assistant] Crosby is absolutely still a little kid. He likes to be around his friends.


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[Assistant] If he wants to pursue that path, I will make sure that he does the necessary steps to pursue that path. But if he chooses to go another direction, it's fantastic. I want to provide him with all the experiences that he can and whatever he chooses to pursue, I want to fulfill that for him and take it to the mat.


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[Assistant] Let's just do some bounding, do some little bounding, little sprinting, uh, technique run. With track and field athletes, especially Paralympic athletes, the most important thing is to always learn to use proper mechanics and to reinforce good habits. I want you to go one, two, hold, one, two, hold, okay? To really get your hip flexors strong so you can


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[Assistant] Focusing on the prosthetic side and dragging through her body, which we see a lot on Paralympic athletes.


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[Assistant] If we can get Scout to be basically the best of two worlds, being a Paralympic athlete with loading up on the blade and being an able-bodied athlete on the sound side and with great mechanics, we have the perfect combination gold medal in the bank.


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[Assistant] The long jump complements the sprints. The sprints complement the long jump. Why not do them both?


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[Assistant] You want to make sure that your stride length is exactly the same. Then your takeoff is exactly the same in all your positions. The long jump, it's learning how to be patient, teaches a sprinter how to learn to navigate a race. If we can bring that sprint speed to the long jump, that makes her go far.


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[Assistant] My name is Zoe Bonanita Bustamante. I'm 10 years old and I do boxing.


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[Assistant] I like boxing because it's a hard sport and you have to train hard.


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[Assistant] I've made my decision. I want to play soccer for the U.S. national team. They think that girls can't do sports, but when I grow up, I want to change that.


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[Assistant] We put two big heaters that warm up everything in case it's really cold. My dad put grass in there. It just looks like a real soccer facility now.


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[Assistant] A minute and then I think about what I did and then I just go try it again. I usually get it done like the third time because I try really hard.


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[Assistant] From different players, this is the one that I wore to the Legends game. Here are all the players that were on my team. That's me. It was kinda scary, but I, I just played like normal. They were going pretty, not really that easy, but pretty easy on me, cause you know I'm small.


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[Assistant] I care, so I just try to make it more recognized by doing it in the games. Never stop.


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[Assistant] That's coming to this building. He's going to be better than his brothers. He's already got offers that his brothers didn't get. I mean, eventually, I do believe that all three of them end up on the same professional team. I can see that. You have two brothers that paved the way for you. Travell is in position to be a legend. I'm Travell Mullin. I'm six years old and I play cornerback.


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[Assistant] Nice, good job, boy. Wyrm Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 7am in the morning. Early bird get the worm. Let's be great. Matter of fact, let's be legendary.


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[Assistant] I've known him for a couple of years now through his brothers that play Division I in professional football. We train from you.


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[Assistant] I'm going to go through some footwork drills, some positional drills, that'll make you more efficient on the field. It's always the little details that turn into the big play, so, just out here putting in some work, and it translates to the brain. Good job, good job, catch your breath. With him, the most impressive thing is natural talent. He's fast, he can jump high, he has long arms, he's smooth, he has great hips for a cornerback. So he has talent, and he's actually working, he's actually putting in that time to improve his skill,


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[Assistant] We're a program on the rise. Last year, we made the playoffs for the first time in 13 years. This year, we're expecting to go a lot further.


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[Assistant] Travell was kind of interesting. With him, it's been a joy to see him kind of develop within the program. He's getting the respect of his teammates and he's stepping up to be that DB captain that we need.


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[Assistant] Throughout the next three years, he's going to get a lot more attention. He has that mentality of coming out here and work.


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[Assistant] You don't have family backing you and supporting you. Sure makes it really difficult to get to competitions. Not even that, just to train for him, right? Just the love and support that he needs. It's everything. Family is everything.


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[Assistant] It's my favorite thing to watch him play baseball and watch him do what he loves. It's his happy place and for a parent, it's a special thing to watch your child in their happy place.


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[Assistant] He had been talking to the coach at OU for a few months. We knew that they would be following him around to watch. And he had a really good tournament in Atlanta and it happened almost immediately.


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[Assistant] I want to be the first girl to be qualified for the World Cup.


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[Assistant] Kind of a dissatisfaction there and so I got a computer and when I started getting onto the computer I really enjoyed playing and just was really into it.


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[Assistant] On streaming, there is a chat section and so typically, you know, I'll tab out so that I can kind of see who's chatting and kind of respond to some of my viewers and sometimes while I'm in the game, you know, I might have a friend or two or a teammate that I'm playing with.


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[Assistant] I feel honored and inspired. You know, I really love the FaZe Clan people. Uh, it feels like a huge family. I feel really involved and connected. I know some people have their own opinions. You know, they're loud.


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[Assistant] Since she's joined FaZe Clan, it's been a huge change for our family and myself. Uhm, you know, she's a lot more busy. I'm really happy for her though, cause she's really excelling.


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[Assistant] The advantages that Silly has is that she can spread deaf awareness and ASL knowledge. People will know that there are deaf gamers out there.


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[Assistant] I feel, you know, proud. You know, I'm proud of, you know, where my journey has taken me from where I started. It's been a long journey.


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[Assistant] Being a girl and being deaf hasn't stopped me from anything. You know, I am a pro player and I can continue to do that. You know, my gender or my identity doesn't matter. You know, what's important is that I play.


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[Assistant] Now the one-twos, let's try to get a little quicker as we get comfortable. When we came back to New York, we started working on his game this past winter. I'm focusing on his touches, getting him more comfortable on the ball, building up his weak foot as well as his strong foot.


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[Assistant] Good. Before you receive a pass, before you call for the ball, you're checking your shoulder to see what's around you. Alright, where the defenders are, where your teammates are, what you want to do with the ball next. Alright, good. What we're working on is that first touch, leading to where we're going to next. And you're the person who's changing the lane. Make sure you're on your toes, you're bouncing on your feet, receiving the ball where you want to go to next.


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[Assistant] Ah, see how, that's what we're working on, right? So your touch sometimes has to be sore, sometimes has to be hard depending on where you're receiving the ball. Yeaah. Good.


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[Assistant] Do it again. We're trying to get his right foot better, a little bit more comfortable turning on the ball, receiving the ball with his eyes up, seeing the field. So, we have a lot to work on.


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[Assistant] What we do here is all ball work, all soccer related techniques and tacticals. Not just going through the motions.


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[Assistant] Implanted. I try to make sure that 10 year olds don't get too big headed and keep on striving. But Dylan's definitely one of the top players coming out of New York City. Good touch. Get it behind it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think he's ready for the battle and for the ups and downs. But, uh, he has all the potential.


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[Assistant] For soccer what we focus on a lot is changes of direction with ability to stay healthy as well. What I do a lot is focus on balance while fatigued and simultaneously also focusing on that speed and agility aspect. You want the kids to understand that there's a whole level of maintenance that goes into becoming a top level athlete. I think the biggest factor is he's doing it with a smile on his face the whole time.


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[Assistant] It's never forced. You don't want it to come from the parent, you want it to come intrinsically from the kid. And uhm, that's what I see here. It's no different than somebody that loves an instrument and all they do is go home and play guitar and listen to music. C'mon, three more. Here, SPIT!


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[Assistant] Nice turf field like we're blessed with in soccer, you're playing on a grass field, you have different divots, different holes, and you're just teaching the body that uneven surface to stabilize. And you're teaching the athlete to really focus on their technique when they're tired, which is important for injury prevention.


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[Assistant] When we first started, we would go to the gym everyday, everyday.


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[Assistant] I wasn't gonna force it on him, that's what he wanted to do. I'm glad that he really loved it.


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[Assistant] This ball is a weight ball, so it usually helps with his hand speed. So when he uses this, it's harder for him to pound the ball. So then when he goes to the regular ball, it's light, so he's really pounding the ball.


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[Assistant] Misa! That's alright, don't be not so a loser.


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[Assistant] Every little thing he does, he wants to make sure that he does it the right way. So his intangibles are off the charts.


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[Assistant] I think the coolest thing of it all though really is he's challenged us a little bit in how we really kind of reinvented a lot of the ACL rehab that we're doing. Him knowing his body, how elite he is, understanding that stuff. We've gotten better just because of him.


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[Assistant] With the rehabilitation, we want to maximize every day, nutritionally, every single day, every food that he eats. He literally cannot take any days off because he normally takes a step behind.


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


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[Assistant] After the Time Magazine interview, a lot of people come up to him, ask him questions, and he's a very humble kid. He doesn't let anything get to his head. He doesn't like losing. He's relentless.


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[Assistant] We're going to All Pro right now, sometimes we go to Philly, it's 30 minutes away.


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[Assistant] Depending on which day it is and who he's going to see. I wasn't a baseball player, but.


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[Assistant] I tried to help him with the basics stuff. Then when it was out of my league, that's when I got him the trainers.


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[Assistant] We're working on his hands, it's called, uh, short hops. Yea, he's got real good, fast feet. So his foot works real fast, his gloves pretty fast and smooth.


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[Assistant] If I had a crystal ball and it said that Joey would not be a Division 1 baseball player or he would not make the MLB, and that was a guarantee, I wouldn't stop what I'm doing.


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[Assistant] It's February, it's winter, and it's kind of chilly outside, even though it's in California. Right now we're at swim practice at the Carmel Valley Pool.


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[Assistant] Really wants the swimmers to get better technique. When you come off the wall you're doing four to six dolphin fish.


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[Assistant] If I have fun, like practices and swim meets, I can go on to my ultimate goal, which is to be at the Olympics. This is the one where I beat Michael Phelps' record. I swam the 100 meter butterfly in a time of 109.38, but Michael Phelps' time was


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[Assistant] 110.48 at that same meet. I beat it by more than a second, which is a lot in swimming. Most of the time, it's like, comes down to 1 one hundredth of a second, so one second is a lot in swimming.


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[Assistant] First time I saw that record was when I was seven. I was just barely starting competitive swimming. Told myself that I really want to beat that record, so I need to work hard just to get through it. These plaques right here, they're from...


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[Assistant] It's really humbling for me to know that I have a lot of these medals because I know I worked really hard for them. After I beat Michael Phelps' record, they were calling me Superman because they realized my name was Clark Kent.


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[Assistant] Monterrey County Board of Supervisors declared the September 18th as Clark Kent Junko Pawada Day. Only two other people have gotten their own days in.


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[Assistant] Monterrey County, so it's a really big deal. These are the records that I have and held when I was eight years old. The record that uhm,


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[Assistant] That was really important to me was this one because I said it during the...


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[Assistant] During, uhm, Junior Olympics and, uhm, that time when I swam that race, it was actually a swim-off to see, uhm, who would get into the championship finals and the B-Final.


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[Assistant] And uhm, I won that, I won, so I was able to get into the championship finals for that event.


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[Assistant] Karate relates to swimming endurance-wise because in swimming you're trying to focus on endurance. And stuff like that, you'll be able to mix those two together.


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[Assistant] The only thing to do is just keep persevering and keep striving harder.


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[Assistant] And you want to achieve it, it's always possible.


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[Assistant] My name's Kirk Nappenberger, I'm the head tanks at O instructor at Coutar Martial Arts. Stretch kick, all the way down, all the way back. Go!


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[Assistant] We're teaching them discipline. It teaches them skills, fighting skills. It takes a lot of endurance to sit up there and spar. Eventually they start building up the endurance through all the kicks and exercises that we do. And that's going to translate over into a swimming.


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[Assistant] He's a strong student. He's really disciplined in what he does.


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[Assistant] We always had fun on the football field. If King would get a big play, I would try and get a big play and vice versa. He's a big competitor. It was always fun to compete with him and be his teammate. You could just tell that, you know, he had the gifts to go to the next level.


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[Assistant] Well, 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, because Tamari is kind of 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. Dorset flat steel, bring it back down, make sure it'll 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] High school coach probably ran everything out of them, or the summer club coach ran everything out of them. So uhm, I want to leave room for improvement for the next level, you know. I want her to enjoy every level that she can, you know, high school, college, and professional, if she makes it that far. We're definitely looking at 2020 Olympics.


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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 first time I realized how intense Jake was about football was one of the coaches was asking, hey, what does the O-line have here? What does the center have? What does the guard have? And, uh, I kind of heard him under his breath.


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[Assistant] I wanna get drafted out of high school, but if I have to go to college, I will.


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[Assistant] I hit a home run that season. The first one that I had over the fence. And a couple triples, couple doubles.


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[Assistant] When I turned eight is when I was starting to hit a lot.


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[Assistant] I train seven days a week. I'm on the smaller side. I don't think it's gonna matter for me. I like to work hard and I think I'll be better than most people my size.


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[Assistant] This is me when I was nine. This is my first piloting competition.


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[Assistant] This is from the 8U Division Champions. We went 14-0 the whole season. We were undefeated. The same thing for 9U. The same thing over again. Undefeated. Some of the balls down here. This one is signed by Craig Vigio. This is my Gold Glove Award. Silver Slugger.


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[Assistant] Some of my rings, I've won this one recently. And then these are my three favorite baseball players up here. They kinda sorta do the same thing I do. Two of them have speed, they have high averages and all that stuff, so. That is from the World Series. And we came third in this tournament. And I went 8 for 11.


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[Assistant] Please excuse Jayden Newman from class today. She's being stuffed from carrying a three-point gun.


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[Assistant] My name's Demarjay, I'm 12 years old, and they call me the Young Jamaican Trainer.


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[Assistant] I love giving speeches. I love to motivate kids. I love to motivate adults, inspiring them, encouraging them, uplifting them so they can do the things that they thought were impossible. I don't get tired of it. I love it and it encourages me.


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[Assistant] These are my favorites because these were my first appearance on Ellen when I had these and I raced the fastest man in the world, Usain Bolt.


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[Assistant] Summer, we wake up 430, we reach the park by five, and we're running. We started doing this just to get in shape and start working out more and we felt like the track was the best thing to do. If it's cold, it's raining, still got this. One, two, three.


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[Assistant] My dad is always encouraging me, pushing me. He always believed in me since I was young. I love my dad and he inspired me. This gift is for my dad.


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[Assistant] I wanna go out there and inspire and tell all the people out there who think that they can accomplish something that you can. And you are gonna accomplish your dream no matter what stops you. There's gonna be obstacles and there's gonna be people who's gonna try to tell you no. There's gonna be distractions along your path. Strength, no weakness. Let's go. We're going.


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[Assistant] My name is Yvonne Warner Walton. I'm 11 years old and I'm known for boxing and gymnastics.


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[Assistant] My biggest goal is to go to the Olympics and I just want to be just known for all my sports.


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[Assistant] So this is my family's gym and we recently opened.


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[Assistant] So these are about bouts, right? Like my sister, she got about 3 fights. And you see me up there, I have about like 50 fights.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I wrote Fighting for Ms. Jackson on my shoes because she had cancer at the time and still does, right?


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[Assistant] I'm in an online school, so it allows me to fit my workouts in in my school schedule.


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[Assistant] It's a lot easier knowing that I'm not in a classroom, so I can get my work done a lot quicker. And math is my favorite subject.


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[Assistant] So when I was three years old, I watched my sister do gymnastics and my mom took me to the gym.