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Why Dad's Are The Key To Making Dominant Athletes
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- čas přidán 26. 04. 2022
- Patrick Bet-David Podcast Episode 149. In this short clip, Rick Massi and Patrick Bet-David discuss why dads are so important when it comes to dominant athletes.
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Jordan’s father DEFINITELY belongs there. He put up the hoop and encouraged fierce competition between his two sons. He attended his high school games. Additionally, he nearly went broke traveling to all his son’s games in college. He was heavily involved.
The beginning of Space Jam shows a good dynamic between MJ and his father.
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Tom Brady's father (Tom Brady Sr.) is such an incredible father who helped his son become who he is today.
Fathers role: son/daughter, you can fly, I believe in you
Mothers role: son/daughter, here’s your wings my baby
That’s what will change the world
Throw Lewis Hamilton's dad in there too! He made huge sacrifices so Lewis could continue karting and move up the ranks to F1.
I have the perfect example - Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Someone from the most broken environment you can emerge from, and yet in this clip on CZcams "Floyd Mayweather Jr Gives Father emotional induction speech" you will see how Floyd credits entirely his dad for his success and drive to be better. And to never accept enough. It's powerful and doesn't get the airtime I think it deserves to show how a father can change someone's life to be extraordinary.
This guest is a diamond in this area of life & sport. 💯
A good father creates the future you while raising the current you.
PBD should have put a beautiful compilation on Father's day on the beautiful word he always have for his Father❤️
Parents are the greatest teachers.
As a Canadian, I'd put Walter Gretzky on this list too.
Nobody cares about canadian sports
The mindset it requires to push to that level is the most fascinating thing in the world. How in a world where everyone is supremely talented, the difference in the mindset and mental toughness that is required to reach there is insane
Such a great short clip! He’s right about making it fun! If it’s fun for you no one can stop you.
Floyd Mayeather Sr, Jack Mosley, Joel De La Hoya , Roy Jones Sr , Felix Trinidad Sr,
Because children want to impress their fathers and at the end surpass them. Its an inherent drive in search for greatness
To all the dads watching this searching for perfection and success I wish you nothing but the best and you will succeed
Fantastic interview
Mark and Dave Schultz's (Gold Medalist Wrestlers) parents were both artists
Idk. I just see wrestling as something different entirely. I’m not saying they’re unathletic, but I’ve seen plenty of wrestlers who were awkward and uncoordinated in every other aspect of life. Even in the way they walk.
@@j.g.mcbell9494 they probably weren't good wrestlers.
Lewis Hamilton would never make it if it wasnt for his father. He worked 3-4 jobs. There is a great interview with Letterman on Netflix.
Dads are just key to having a good household. That's why there so much bad stuff going down in the black community. Cuz so many kids are growing up without their dad.
Shout out to thr rock star dads.
There’s parenting and over-parenting. Some parents live through their children which can be a disaster!
Can definitely happen sometimes
Dude you say "okay" with a serious Cape Town Accent👌
R.I.P James Jordan 🙏🏾
Thank you for this. I’m at a crossroads at work. What I’m doing now isn’t what I want to be doing but it’s a stepping stone to my dream job. I’m a supervisor at work and I was recently ridiculed for some of my actions as a leader. I looked in the mirror and found that it was me. It was my fault. I need to grow. I need to discover new parts of myself. Struggle through my situation, pivot, adapt, grow. This thing isn’t bigger than me.
How’d you relate that back to being a parent coach?
@@dbo4506 Weird thing. People can find inspiration in just about anything. Huh…
That ridicule and feedback is the best position for you to be in… you literally are being taught what works AND being paid to learn.
This is all apart of the plan like you said its a stepping stone, don’t give up unless they fire you. The challenge is there so that you are mentally ready in the future
Nature vs nurture will always be a good conversation - I’m sure Lebron would give credit to his Mom and he did have a community but he looks like almost all nature to me
Def credit my dad
Wayne Gretzky's dad.
Why does you’re audio come out the right headphone more than the left???
Tyson - no father
Lebron - no father
KD - no father
Shaq - no father
Ray Lewis -no father
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Shaq had a step father that pushed him extremely hard. He was an army drill sergeant
@@adamyerby yes, and everytime he speaks about his growth he gives massive credit to his step dad.
Ronaldo too
Floyd Mayweather's dad too...
Doc Gooden's father Dan should be on the list.
Parents with the never enough mentality will make for adults that achieve a lot but struggle with mental health. I am one of those kids
Would you explain this ? Coz i see something like this happening to my neighbour daughter . Her parents are greedy and hungry for money and now their 7 year old daughter always talks to me and my parents about they are wealthy and rich , we have this you don't have like that . she even said one day my mom will die soon coz she's poor 😂 . This is another example of never enough mentality i can't imagine what would be the little girl reaction if I bought a better car than her dad has .
What about Todd Marinovich where the parent went to far
Lebron and Durant say otherwise lol
Wanda Durant the real mvp tho.
This is money
Dwight Goodens pop
Joe "Jellybean" Bryant
This is all well and good, but every parent should be careful not to push their kids too hard to excel in sports. You can REALLY fuck your kids up by being too hard on them about this stuff during their formative years. Also sports aren’t for everyone, you should be asking your kid whether or not they really want to be playing sports and how important it is to them. There’s too many parents who force their kids to play sports just to recapture their own glory days, which is incredibly selfish.
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Lewis Hamilton and his dad
lol, that's not true because the vast majority of nba and NFL players come from single-family homes with no fathers and they're the best athletes in their sport honestly.
Yea your correct. It's really about guys identifying human beings and not players. You will always be able to find talent and/or develop it. You have scouts around the country. Mike Tyson is that story or Tom Brady where it's about this guy has a longer road to go but stick with him.
Its not to say everyone can be developed or everyone will be next level. It just means not all greats have to be child prodigy look at how much work Kobe put and he had talent.
In team sports it's the organization everyone has to play a part.
@@colinzeta4362, exactly! Also, the majority of these athletes have good genetics, which plays a huge role in their success. You can't tell me that an average guy can work out every day and jump like Michael Jordan. Lol.
@@Crown42 yea when you talk about LeBron or Tiger your taking guys who have extreme passion from a young age. These guys are talking about motivation. You could say they started with motivation and with hard work they developed talent. But when you take guys who want to get out of the hood, have world class talent, and scouts everywhere it's more on organizations not screwing it up, and others keeping that kid from drugs and the stuff that derails careers.
@@colinzeta4362 , true! It was this one guy from my city that was a high school football player that was six foot three, and 220 of lean muscle. His teammates told everyone that he didn't work out a lot, yet he was strong as an ox and had superior speed.
He even signed to Clemson to play for them but got arrested for selling drugs and possession of a firearm and got his scholarship revoked.
That goes to show that it's not always hard work sometimes it's natural talent.
It seems there is always a "father" figure in the ones that achieve greatly. I've seen so many talented young men waste away without a positive male figure in their life.
Gretzky’s dad
T Morant..
Main anchor Arab dude doesn’t know how to listen. Always cuts off
But somehow lavar ball was chewed up
Mike Tyson had no father, BUT cus was his father figure. Tyson Fury has big John fury
Patrick’s ego is through the roof. He hardly lets anyone finish a sentence. Acts like a salesman in a podcast. I feel bad for the guest because every time he’s in the process of making a point he’s interrupted.
Yep. It's very clear that he's interrupting to dominate the conversation. This old guy was very patient.
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Tell that to LeBron James. Dude grew up with no father. Talent has carried him and he undoubtedly had mentor/handlers since he was very young. Many great athletes are raised by single moms. What single parenting can’t offer that two strong parents can offer is strong spiritual/moral principles and the character the environment brings.
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LeBron James
Lbj is the case against this lol.. But im sure he had some positive male influences in his life