Legends of Athletics

The aim of this episode is to break down the importance of strength, conditioning, and performance for athletes. Coach Hunter Lakey of MSU baseball has joined the podcast to give insight on how strength and conditioning is carried out on the division 1 level and things young athletes can incorporate to better prepare themselves for that level. LIKE SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! Be Legendary ⚡️

In life we must be sensitive to know when to hold fast, move with speed, or just have more endurance than our opponent. Even if that opponent is you, be patient. Be diligent in your work, rest, and repeat. Enjoy the podcast, Be Legendary.

“Rooted in substance.” This is a snippet I took from Coach Dan Lanning’s pregame speech before Oregon faced off against Colorado earlier this football season. In today’s society we easy get lost in the likes, follower counts, and pageantry causing us to miss the substance of what we are doing and why. Often we misstep or lose ourselves in the commotion of social media. Men lie women lie but numbers don’t lie, take a look at what you’re doing and if it is working. Stick to your plan and tweak it as need be. Follow and Rate this episode. As always Be Legendary ⚡️

To be great is not only to do great things, it is to produce great results from those who surround you. Team sports are the best example of this a team rises and falls not with the star but the roles players around the star. In this episode we pose questions of what is greatness and how are you contributing to the success/detriment of your team. Don’t forget to rate share and follow for more. Thank you for your support. Be Legendary ⚡️

“Success leaves clues.” There is no such statement that is more real than that. Success (as does failure) leaves clues, the real question is can we see those clues? Do we know what clues are being left? If not we are bound to repeat mistakes & not reach our full potential. This episode we discuss the mindset of success and reading the winning formula. We use examples to identify successful individuals and those who steered away from what worked. I hope this episode helps you identify what has lead to your success or failure. Be Legendary ⚡️

This episode we discuss a winning mindset and consistency. We mow over the cause and effect. So much of life as we see it today is hinged on perfection, ultra discipline, and money. Those things are great but we can only achieve those things by stacking many small detail’s together. To stack skills and details we must be consistent and tenacious. I hope this podcast helps you in your journey to success, as always Be Legendary ⚡️

Wow! It has been quite the journey from episode 1 to 100. Many lessons learned in between, never thought we would make this much content from a idea. Personally I wanted to do something special for episode 100 and it happened. Our E-Book “4 Week Speed and Agility Crash Course for Middle School and High School Athletes” is now live and available on Amazon as well as the legendsofathletics.com website. I hope we have been a help or positive figure in your life in some capacity. I want to help as many athletes (with good information) as possible. I appreciate all the love and support. Buy 30 minimum SHARE SHARE SHARE. Be Legendary. 4 Week Speed and Agility Crash Course for Middle School and High School Athletes: Volume 1 Calisthenics https://a.co/d/dtseSoq http://www.legendsofathletics.com

This episode we dissect the quote “pressure is a privilege.” I initially read this quote from Tim Grover in one of his books, it shifted my thought process to a higher “vibration.” I think we take for granted the pressure we are presented by being in certain positions whether that be in our life, career, or sports. This episode is to challenge you to rethink the term pressure and welcome the opportunities that it brings. Like, share, follow, & Be Legendary.

Camps versus training which one should I do? In athletics this is often a confusing question, with marketing, talking heads, and benefits springing up everywhere it can become very confusing. This episode I highlight 3 questions to ask in order to best answer which direction you should go? Financially what can you afford? How can you get more exposure? What is your ultimate goal/outcome?

This episode we focus in on athletic improvement from offseason to offseason. In todays athletic climate countless athletes don’t necessarily have a “offseason” so the window to improve is smaller than it has ever been. Athletes use the offseason to heal from injury, address weaknesses etc. but if you consistently approach it incorrectly you are doing yourself more harm than good. In this episode we discuss the things that hurt progress in the off-season. Follow the podcast for part 2 when we discuss how to approach the offseason to become a better athlete.