Two things, one Laura Smith is my hero. I vote her for funniest poster of all time. It's fantastic to see her put Paul in his place - good girl!
Second another Chicago legend is Walter Payton. He is rumored to have out worked everyone. I remember hearing about him going home to Louisianna during the off season (read summer) and running all out sprints on the beach until he hurled and then kept going. His fitness was legendary.
I also have a quote hanging up from another member of the Olympic team with Michael Jordan along the lines of ... MJ was more talented than the rest of the team (which is saying something) but what impressed me most was that he was always the first one on the court and the last one off. He perhaps knew how to train smart?
I also know his old PT very well and she is a peanut but she would put him in his place darn fast - she said he had his faults but hardwork was never one of them - enjoyed pampering, women, amongst other things ...
Lastly, the 100 fly was crazy - I like that he now admits he was fried going into it - makes him human. The relay surely wasn't hard to get fired up for and they knew he didn't have to be perfect to win ... he's a beast.
Two things, one Laura Smith is my hero. I vote her for funniest poster of all time. It's fantastic to see her put Paul in his place - good girl!
Second another Chicago legend is Walter Payton. He is rumored to have out worked everyone. I remember hearing about him going home to Louisianna during the off season (read summer) and running all out sprints on the beach until he hurled and then kept going. His fitness was legendary.
I also have a quote hanging up from another member of the Olympic team with Michael Jordan along the lines of ... MJ was more talented than the rest of the team (which is saying something) but what impressed me most was that he was always the first one on the court and the last one off. He perhaps knew how to train smart?
I also know his old PT very well and she is a peanut but she would put him in his place darn fast - she said he had his faults but hardwork was never one of them - enjoyed pampering, women, amongst other things ...
Lastly, the 100 fly was crazy - I like that he now admits he was fried going into it - makes him human. The relay surely wasn't hard to get fired up for and they knew he didn't have to be perfect to win ... he's a beast.
