As an athlete, you’re only as good as your attitude. It doesn’t matter how talented you are, if you have a terrible attitude, you won’t accomplish much in life.
Lack of time is often not a valid excuse. No matter how busy you think you are, you can almost always make time to work towards your biggest goals. You just need to make sacrifices and be disciplined with your time management.
Thank you to Charolotte Mclntyre for the opportunity to learn more about nutrition and its importance. Thank you to @CoachTSimmons for setting this call up for our team.
Thank you to Charlotte McIntyre, sports dietician at Arkansas, for an awesome presentation on Athlete Nutrition on Friday!! Shout out to @CoachTSimmons for organizing the event for our team.
@MavAthletics@UCPSNCAthletics
As an athlete, progress is gained one day at a time. By stacking productive days on top of each other, you can gradually make improvements and reach your full potential.
I’m excited to announce I will be continuing my academic and athletic career at Niagara University!
Thank you to my family, coaches and teammates, who have supported me throughout this journey. I want to thank Coach Gray for giving me this amazing opportunity.
Go Purps! 💜🦅