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Respect the Process


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Three words: Respect the Process

 

Control the things that you can. Make good choices to be active every day.

 

Everyone starts as a beginner and had to work hard to improve.

 

If you work hard you will improve a little each day. Days add up and over a longer time you will find that you are way stronger and faster than you were.

 

Challenge yourself, challenge your friend. PLAY 60. Play Now!

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im a girl but im goin to say boys are stronger

WASHcutegirl1256
Posted Aug. 17, 2009
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how to be a better fullback

TBcody001
Posted Jul. 10, 2009
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how can you get to run faster

larry
Posted Jul. 7, 2009
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how can you get to run faster

larry
Posted Jul. 7, 2009
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Hello Mr. Kappel, See I really love football and Im really good at it. But i need your advice on trying to be good at Safety because i idol my dad and Troy Polamalu.

PITTaka_43troy
Posted Jul. 7, 2009
NFL PLAY 60
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  • Creator of martial arts and athletic performance based training system,
    FRE FLO DO
  • This training method trains for physical and mental state of readiness.
  • Trains retired and current NFL Players such as Eddie George, Steve Smith (NYG), Chris McFoy, and Donte' Stallworth.

Kappel Says

Adaptability

"It's not what happens, but how you respond to what is happening that means most."

Agility

"A Strong body lacking efficient movement is bound to be exposed at the most regrettable time."

Can't

"The word most commonly used by those who are either too afraid or too lazy to act."