Read about how Nathan Adrian, now 32 and pursuing his fourth Olympic Games, has the opportunity to further his already lofty reputation, and much more!
going back and forth. i love after the match. i loved the royalty by the way. djokovic was asked did you hear the crowd? a pro roger federer crowd? even when they were cheering. djokovic said it s about mental prep. when the crowd is chanting roger i here novak. he says it might sound silly but i think the mental prep is key for times like this. sandra: no doubt. bill: do you think what was federer and djokovic, was it better than borg/mcenroe. do they make documentaries in time? i think it will be federer, djokovic and nadal as you look back at a time where it was connors and borg and mcenroe
but his height and strength does not hurt. his work ethic does not hurt. espn is sort of pitching as lebron james real street weapon is his mind. not like a generic. he s a real smart cookie kind of sense. the case for lebron james is the greatest ever is that he has something called eidetic memory. the medical term for crazy, crazy freakish recall, what s called photo graphic memory. the mental prep that he has, is pricele priceless. by august of this year, mr. james was facing a new public attack from the president of the
your ability. i believe doing things big. i do everything to honor my great grandfather carl wallenda and put the family on the map. why is this something you re looking forward to? i m carrying on a legacy. hard for you to relate to, but my great grandfather said life is on the wire, everything else is waiting. for our family, that s true. how do you prepare yourself for days prior to the walk? well, it s a lot of mental prep. i trained in sarasota, florida, where we put up a cable about 1,000 feet long but rigged identical to the way it s rigged over the canyon. when you re walking at a height greater than the empire state building, you can play tricks on your mind. it s important i m in control of those thoughts. one of the challenges is all the media that wants to talk about the doom and gloom. this is real, this is untethered. this is life or death.
hard for you to relate to. my grade grandfather said life is on the wire, everything else is just waiting. for our family that strue. how do you prepare yourself, days prior to the walk? it s a lot of mental prep. i ve also trained very hard in my hometown in sarasota, florida, where we put up a cable about 1,000 feet long, but rigged identical to the way that it s rigged over the canyon. when you re walking at a height greater than the empire state building, it can play tricks on your mind. it s important i m always in control of those thoughts. one of the challenges is all the media that wants to talk about the doom and gloom. this is real. this is untethered. it s life or death, this crossing. it s important i m mentally in control. as the media wants to play up, it s so dangerous, you lose your life, what ab your family, i have to filter that out. what are you thinking about when you are walking?