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Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
1. Sprint weekly
2. Jump as high as you can
3. Land from jumps & jump again
4. Lift heavy s**t weekly
5. Lift lighter weights fast as f**k
Do it for a year. Be excited about your progress & then do it for another year
You’re welcome
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
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Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
**Giveaway**
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Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
Negative energy spreads fast because doubt feels safer than belief. Doubt asks nothing. Belief, on the other hand, demands vulnerability and action. That’s why great leaders don’t just lift the vibe - they protect it. In sports, energy is momentum. Champions guard their attitude like a lead.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
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Don’t give up. Stay the course. Embrace the process and remember... anything worthwhile takes time to build.
📷 pg 94 of “The Carpenter" via @JonGordon11
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
Excellence must come from within you, no matter what you're experiencing.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
What if instead of 1) Squat 2) Bench 3) Deadlift
It was 1) Jump Far 2) Accelerate 3) COD
As the main 3 metrics you tracked? Still lift? Heck yes!!!! More than ever. But make sure the correct metrics are improving with "strength/power" development.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
The barbell can do a lot of things. But, there is no substitute for movement.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
"Lifting is not the most important thing. Movement is the most important thing." ~@ZachDechant – at Texas, USA
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
Final presentation of our first Sprint-Based 🏈 Clinic will be RPR. One of my favorite topics.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
A bonus after lunch! @Tony_Villani_ doing @SHREDmillSpeed demonstrations!
#SprintBasedFootballClinic – at Texas, USA
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
Competition is a constant flow of Events.
Just like in life, winning or losing is not because of the Events we experience. It’s because of how we Respond to the Events we experience.
The best people and best competitors don’t have better Events. They have better Responses.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
5 E+R=O Lessons for Teenagers:
You are a son, daughter, parent, grandparent, aunt, or uncle. You are a coach or teacher. And if you're none of those things, you know people who are.
This is for you.
E+R=O was one of the great gifts my dad gave me as a teenager.
Because he introduced it to me early, my life lens changed, my learning curve accelerated, and my skill development exploded.
Not instantly or magically, but massively and meaningfully.
In that spirit, here are 5 E+R=O lessons for teenagers:
1. The quality of your responses, not the quality of your events, determines the quality of your life.
Good events don't give you a good life. Bad events don't give you a bad life. How you respond to anything determines the quality of your life.
2. You will engage in disciplined responses that won't accomplish what you want. You will engage in undisciplined responses that will achieve what you want.
These exceptions will occasionally happen. Don't let them distract you or plant seeds of doubt that discipline doesn't work or that you can get away with undisciplined responses. Everyone who falls too far into this pattern fails. Everyone.
3. Your responses create events for other people.
Pay attention to what events you create for others through your attitude, action, and words. Do your best to create events that help people, even when that means challenging going them.
4. Everything meaningful to your life will require courage.
Courage is a muscle. You don't have the option to eliminate fear or escape feelings of doubt. You have the chance now to strengthen the courage in your response. When you face events that scare you or doubt your ability to earn an outcome, you'll need your courage to be stronger than your fear and doubt.
5. People will tell you what you want to hear and sometimes lie or withhold things from you, but E+R=O will always tell you the truth.
No matter what. It will explain why you succeed, why you fail, or why you have yet to reach that point. When you want clarity and understanding about why things are happening the way they are, E+R=O will reliably give you caring and unfiltered honesty.
All you have to do is use it.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
The number of quotes in this speech that are contradictory to the game of football is mind numbing.
TRIGGER WARNING: If you think toughness is even in the top 10 ten of characteristics football teams need to win, you’re not going to like this: ⬇️
I can't stop thinking about this question:
Are you willing to sprint when the distance is unknown?
In 2021, Georgia Tech strength coach Lewis Caralla delivered this epic speech to the football team.
If it doesn't get you motivated, you may need to check your pulse...
He opens with a few harsh truths:
• Winning isn't loyal to you
• Winning doesn't care about you
• Winning doesn't care how sore you are
• Winning doesn't care how hard you work
• Winning doesn't care how much sleep you get
But it's his question that stuck with me:
Are you willing to sprint when the distance is unknown?
The willingness to sprint with no clear view of the finish line is rare.
It requires two things:
1. A deep belief in one's self
2. A deep belief in the mission
If you have 1 but not 2, you won't be able to do it.
If you have 2 but not 1, you won't be able to do it.
You need both.
In my observation, the greatest things in life are accomplished when you're willing to sprint when the distance is unknown:
The sprint to care for your loved ones in their time of need.
The sprint to build something meaningful.
The sprint to serve others and create positive ripples in the world.
Goal: Find those rare things in life that you're willing to sprint for when the distance is unknown.
That, to me, is the definition of winning.
"And why chase winning? Because the only thing that's guaranteed in life if you don't chase it is losing."
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
🚨Academic All-District🚨
Congratulations our Varsity 🏈
Bobcat Student-Athletes for earning Academic All-District!! We are proud of the work they do on the field and in the classroom!! @BenbrookBobcats @FWISDAthletics
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
E+R=O is great because it teaches that even though you don’t control events/circumstances, you can create great outcomes/experiences by controlling your attitude/response.
E+R=O is how life works. The earlier we understand it, the better chance we have to use it well.
Dustin Altmiller 🌵 retweeted
Great Day for Bobcat Athletics!!
Golf - Boys and Girls Dist. 9-4A Champions, also Boys Green Runner Up & Girls Medalist Qualifier!!
Track- JV Boys and JV Girls Dist. 9-4A Champions,
Baseball Dist. Win and Softball Dist. Win!! Let’s Go Bobcats!! @BenbrookMHS @FWISDAthletics