Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Leadership

January 19, 2010 by Colin  
Filed under Inspiration, Sports, career

By Jeff Kinch
In 2001 USC was widely vilified throughout both local and national media outlets for their hire of ex-Patriots and Jets coach Pete Carroll. It was anathema to their frustrated fan base that the administration would entrust a coach with a .500 record in the NFL and a reputation for being soft on [...]

Kilimanjaro Full Length Documentary

December 22, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Adventure, Africa, Sports

Par for the course

December 3, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Entertainment, Family, Sports

This article has caught the attention of the entire world…unfortunately. There are more important things going on. But do tell me, why has it garnered so much attention (there are some obvious answers) and what are your thoughts not on what he may have alledgely done, but on how it has been covered [...]

Franchise

November 18, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Books, Inspiration, Sports

I grew up loving NBA basketball (less as the league began morphing into a stage for individuals and abandoning the beautiful teamwork of the great Lakers/Celtics teams of the 80s). I was a Celtics fan so I hated the Pistons as they proved they were going to take the mantle from Bird and company. [...]

Running with Purpose

November 10, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Financial, Sports, Work, career

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/16/nyregion/long-island/16colli.html
“If you think finishing a marathon is rewarding, try doing it with a kid who can’t cross the street by himself”
-Vincent Del-Cid of Bayside, 25 time marathoner
I was reading an article from Octobers edition of Runners world on the way home from Yoga today (definitely need to go more often – think Giraffe attempting downward [...]

Andre Agassi – Open

November 8, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Books, Family, Helping others, Sports

I just finished watching the 60 Minutes interview with Andre Agassi. It centred on the shocking revelation of his drug use (Crystal Meth) during the 90’s and his dark hate of playing tennis. It centered on his fathers extreme approach pushing him into tennis from the age of 5, forcing him to play [...]

Support System

October 22, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Inspiration, Sports

By Jeff Kinch III
I suspect that we’re all acquainted with the phrase “it takes a village to raise a child” and the truth behind this has been borne out in many examples. A large part of our foundation is built through what we learn from family, friends, teachers, coaches, and even the media throughout [...]

Concussions

October 14, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Family, Friends, Science, Sports

Since a couple of my favorite athletes have recently had concussions, this article was particularly appealing. Heck it has ended the careers of hockey greats Pat Lafontaine and Eric Lindros, and has devastating effects on football players post career. Below is one such story. Thanks to Jeff Kinch for sending this article [...]

Does Jumping Rope Help You Lose Weight?

October 13, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Leisure, Sports

I have been boxing with a couple of my friends for a couple years now and the workout is amazing. If I can get a couple of those workouts in a week, followed by a couple runs, the rest is on auto pilot. At boxing, we always warm up jumping rope and it [...]

Lets go Pats?

October 4, 2009 by Colin  
Filed under Friends, Leisure, Sports

Well for this week at least, until they play my Dolphins, then it will be down with the Pats. But when in a home stadium, I’ll cheer for the home team to add to the excitement.
So I was able to spend some time in Boston this weekend, enjoying some pretty nice late [...]

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