I Don't Like To Play Rough, But

Failure Happens All The Time. It Happens Every Day In Practice. What Makes You Better Is How You React To It.

I Learned A Long Time Ago That There Is Something Worse Than Missing The Goal, And That's Not Pulling The Trigger.

Every Morning, I Wake Up Trying To Be The Best Mom And The Best Role Model For My Kids In A Healthy Diet And Active Lifestyle.

Sports Can Do So Much. They've Given Me A Framework: Meeting New People, Confidence, Self-esteem, Discipline, Motivation. All These Things I Learned, Whether I Knew I Was Learning Them Or Not, Through Sports.

When Players Go Out And Train On Their Own, They Usually Do It At Half Speed. This Kind Of Training Is Valuable, But It Doesn't Prepare You For Competition, Where You Must Perform At Full Throttle. So The Trick Is To Schedule Regular Sessions Of Intense Practice, While Always Leaving Time To Juggle And Generally Goof Around With The Ball