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1st tournament as a team. Wasn’t easy, but these boys battled for an undefeated championship run #WinnersWin
First tournament of the season, and the boys started 2–0 in pool play! We’re super proud of Foster for earning Player of the Day! ⚾️👏
Let’s go get this ring tomorrow. #Spikes8U
…the ceiling of what’s physically possible while, in many places, the floor of average academic performance has slipped. Those are not contradictory trends, they reflect two very different systems being measured in two very different ways.
…to maintain those same conditions consistently. Curriculum changes, inconsistent implementation, absenteeism, competing initiatives, and technology distractions can all reduce the amount of focused practice students receive.
The result is a paradox: humanity continues pushing…
In athletics, almost no one questions the fundamentals. Coaches obsess over repetition, deliberate practice, immediate feedback, high expectations, and constant performance data. They don’t skip fundamentals because they’re “boring.”
In education, schools often struggle…
Why has American society become exceptionally good at engineering peak human performance in athletics, but not as successful at cultivating population-wide human development in educational settings?
You can't even set most gym treadmills to the speed this guy just broke the MILE world record at. They max out around 12 to 14 mph. Josh Kerr held 16.2 mph for the entire mile today: 3:42.66, breaking a record that had survived 27 years.
The pace on this new mile record is just wild.
It works out to 13.8 seconds per 100 meters. Go sprint 100m all-out right now. If you're slower than 13.8, Kerr was moving faster than your sprint, and he did it 16 times in a row without stopping.
In 1954, Roger Bannister ran the first four-minute mile, a barrier people once argued was the limit of human physiology. Put Bannister's race on the track next to Kerr's today, and Kerr finishes while Bannister is still 110 meters back, coming off the final bend.
The man who lost the record, Hicham El Guerrouj, set it in 1999 with no pace lights and no super spikes. Beating him took 27 years of shoe technology plus a four-month engineering project Kerr named after the goal time itself. The margin: 0.47 seconds.
And El Guerrouj isn't finished. His 1500m record, set the year before on the same track, turned 28 this week. Only three men since have even broken 3:27. One record fell today. The harder one is still standing.
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High Point Guard Chase Johnston shared The Gospel on @wakeupbarstool this morning & explained how Jesus Christ saved him though a convicting conversation with his brother 3 years ago.
Great job diving into this, @TBob53 👏
Ease is a greater threat to progress than hardship - Keep moving, keep growing, keep learning.
- Denzel Washington
Our teachers going the extra mile to make learning fun!
North Texas GM: 24 yrs old, 8-1 record.
Potential college football birth.
Youth isn’t the new experience - It’s the new edge.
Tech-savvy + culture-fluent = massive W’s.
Meet the 24-year-old GM helping North Texas take aim at the College Football Playoff
Today we kick off our GM Spotlight, a weekly series of Q&A’s with college football general managers. First up: UNT’s Raj Murti, one of the youngest GMs in the sport 👇🏽
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Make no mistake, we are all borrowing an office. Come off the bench and play so good, the coach cannot afford to take you out of the game.
#ResultsMatter #SuccessIsEarned
Find the joy in the job - Well said @Joe_Sanfelippo!
Heeeeey Leaders!!!! #1minwalk2work THROWBACK!! We have a GET TO job. Even GET TO jobs have GOT TO things. When we see the job as a GET TO job the GOT TO things in that GET TO job make more sense.
#LeadFromWhereYouAre #HackingLeadership #CraftingTheCulture #GiveYourselfAChance