The athletes and individuals in this clip loved the sports they played so much that they were willing to go above and beyond overwhelming odds, and around obstacles just to be able to compete and represent something more than just themselves. They inspired teams, leagues, fans, countries, and brought people together in their amazing feats. It just goes to show you that some individuals truly are remarkable. The level of unselfish, dedicated, and humble respect that these athletes showed not only for sports but for life in general puts me at a loss for words. These athletes realized that there were bigger things out there than them and put forth great effort towards great causes because they wanted to show their love for the game and love for other more important things in life as well.
Love: A four letter word By: Andy Folz
I have been raised to believe that in order for a family to be successful and healthy there has to be a mutual love for one another. Sports "families" are no different. This is my blog on Love in sports, competition, and how it relates to life in general.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
ESPN Images Of The Century
This is a little bit long of a video but definitely worth taking 7 minutes of your time to watch.
This is called ESPN Images of the Century for a reason. I t encompasses all of the greatest sports events, happenings, and memories from the last 100 years in sport.
The reason I have posted this under my blog of love and sports is because I believe that this video truly shows how much love really is in sports from a collegiate and professional stand point. All of the emotion, records, milestones, arguments, fights, championships, and great images put a perspective on how much sports mean to individuals in this world and how love for sports as a player, coach, fan, etc. can take your breath away sometimes.
This is called ESPN Images of the Century for a reason. I t encompasses all of the greatest sports events, happenings, and memories from the last 100 years in sport.
The reason I have posted this under my blog of love and sports is because I believe that this video truly shows how much love really is in sports from a collegiate and professional stand point. All of the emotion, records, milestones, arguments, fights, championships, and great images put a perspective on how much sports mean to individuals in this world and how love for sports as a player, coach, fan, etc. can take your breath away sometimes.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
John Wooden Love Letters
This video perfectly captures and displays the beliefs of John Wooden in person and how much Love meant to him. Not only did he have great love for his teams and players but also his wife, kids, parents, brothers, friends, and everything that was important to him.
It goes to show you why he was such an inspirational and loyal man.
It goes to show you why he was such an inspirational and loyal man.
Wooden Love and Balance
Wooden talking about keeping things in perspective no matter what the score board says as long as you know you did everything in your power to succeed and you gave it your all than it was a success. He also mentions that Love followed by balance are the top two words in the world.
Basically what I gather from coach Wooden in this clip is that Love and Balance are the most important things above all. If you can master these two concepts than you will be successful and happy in life.
Basically what I gather from coach Wooden in this clip is that Love and Balance are the most important things above all. If you can master these two concepts than you will be successful and happy in life.
Quotes on love: Just to get you thinkin
"There is only one happiness in life—to love and be loved." -George Sands
"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart." -Helen Keller
"Love is that condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own." - Robert Heinlein
"Love doesn’t make the world go ‘round; love is what makes the ride worthwhile." -Franklin P. Jones
"Love is absolute loyalty. People fade, looks fade, but loyalty never fades. You can depend so much on certain people, you can set your watch by them. And that’s love, even if it doesn’t seem very exciting."
-Sylvester StalloneLeadership – What’s Love Got To Do With it?
“You must set an example. Your players must know that you care for them more than just as athletes. Certainly, they understand that they are there because of their athletic ability, speaking of college. That’s why they’re there. That’s paying their way. But when you have them under your supervision, it’s up to you to make sure that they understand that you care for them as individuals. As…Alonzo Stagg said, he never had one he didn’t love. A lot of them he didn’t like, couldn’t respect. But he loved them just the same.” -John Wooden
From John Wooden ESPN interview
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