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INTENTION changes everything! Two athletes. Same starting point. Same exact program. But one keeps improving… and the other stays stuck. Why? Athlete A is just going through the motions. Showing up because they have to. Checking the box. Athlete B shows UP. Every rep has purpose. Every drill has...

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Seth Meister⚡️ - Invictus🏴‍☠️vor 7 Monaten

Good reminder. Sometimes it's easy to just go through the motions.

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Darren Hansenvor 7 Monaten

Facts

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Peyton Lewisvor 7 Monaten

@Chieftain_SC Compliance vs Commitment.

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$6mil Manvor 7 Monaten

There is more to a program than sets and reps. They are not doing the same program.

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Malia Juarezvor 7 Monaten

B! Intention and work ethic keep an athlete autonomous of their development. The intrinsic drive is everything.

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Off The Table Performance & Physical Therapyvor 7 Monaten

Biggest difference between HS and College athletes. You don’t get to the next level by going through the motions.

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Mortal UP® w/ Brian Brawdyvor 7 Monaten

Mortal UP!

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Ken Jakalskivor 7 Monaten

@BrendanThompsn Athlete B is challenging herself. She has a "better every day" approach.

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Matt Kochheiservor 7 Monaten

Have a purpose...

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ClariCuevor 7 Monaten

Great way to show the power of intention :)

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Sir Credit Unionvor 7 Monaten

Love this

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Natevor 7 Monaten

This hits hard because it’s true 🔥 Same program, different intent — and that’s where progress is won or lost. Purpose in every rep is what separates good from elite.

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Greg Laake🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

Athlete B is doing every movement with intention and focus on engaging the necessary muscle groups.

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Timofey Dvor 7 Monaten

Beautiful visual.

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Randy Tinfowvor 7 Monaten

A is wasting her time.

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Demian Welkervor 7 Monaten

It’s always the little things that makes a BIG impression!

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Mirage of Winsvor 7 Monaten

Can you post your alumni list?

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Cargo Van Insidersvor 7 Monaten

Great insight

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Turner NextGen AIvor 7 Monaten

First of all, you need to assess each athlete before a comparison. Athlete A has has a lower leg injury years back. Limiting rotational responses and buoyancy abilities.

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Darren Hansenvor 7 Monaten

Did you just make this up.

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Turner NextGen AIvor 7 Monaten

No why? I created my AI system because I’m a movement specialist.

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Darren Hansenvor 7 Monaten

Because this is the same human on both sides haha

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Turner NextGen AIvor 7 Monaten

No it’s two different athletes

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ROSHi⚡️vor 7 Monaten

If you’re not doing B, you’re just wasting time

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