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One of the things that I always asked from my athletic teams was to give from the inside out from the heart. I even try to get the team to work as "one heartbeat" while working out to play together.
This word "heart" came up all week in various ways across the globe.
Something to think about. Japan's Mao Asada is arguably the greatest female figure skater in Japanese history but was blasted by the Japanese Prime Minister for her failures (missed the triple axel) early in her short program a couple of days ago.
I guess Mr. Prime Minister does not understand the "Heart" of a champion. And, I guess, Ms. Asada did not hear Mr. Prime Minister very well either as I saw, two nights ago, that she skated a brilliant "free program" and ranked in first place entering the final group of skaters.
The television commentator stated that Ms. Asada competed with 100% HEART every time. Ms. Asada, you got HEART! Yankees' "Heart" Retires...here is the real letter that Mr. Jeter wrote..."I know it in my heart." "Thank you." "I want new challenges"DU Swimming Shows "Heart", Men's and Women's Basketball Ready for Tournaments...
Last weekend, DU hosted the NCAC Swim Championships for Men and Women. What appeared more like a National Championship event to me, both DU Men and Women won the championship.
The women trailed arch-rival Kenyon by 26 points going into the last day. Winning 4 of the final 7 events pushed DU over the top. Great Job! On the Men's side, the men led the championship from start to finish.
It was the 7th NCAC championship and ever so exciting.
Both Men and Women will contend vigorously for the National Championship that is for sure. On the other side of the Mitchell Center, one finds the basketball teams well prepared for tournament play.
The Men had an outstanding senior day (scored over 50 points in the first half ) to stun Wabash last Saturday night. The women improved to 18-6 when freshman Jordan Holmes had a "triple-double".
That means more than 10 points (13), more than 10 rebounds (16), and more than 10 blocked shots (10). Wow, and Ms. Holmes is only a freshman. Good luck to both teams!
Nothing dramatic. Dumb and dumber type of thing.
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