Загрузка видео...

Не удалось загрузить видео

На главную

Jaylen Brown laughed when asked by gary washburn how it feels to almost be one of the team’s “old heads.” “Old head hurts.” Then, more seriously, he explained why it’s an honor to be in a leadership position: “I come to work every day trying to share my experiences,...

NoaDalzell's profile picture

Noa Dalzell 🏀

36,117 subscribers

58,881 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад •via X (Twitter)

Здоровье и велнесСпорт
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

Комментарии: 0

Нет доступных комментариев

Здесь появятся комментарии из оригинального поста

Похожие видео

Napheesa Collier on being back at practice and how the ankles have progressed “It’s been going well, I’m progressing really well but obviously it’s hard to be out, not to be with the team. I’ve been trying to take advantage of it, get healthy, bring my perspective which is different from the sideline than on the court. So trying to be like a player coach out there for them, as best as I can but it definitely feels better to be on the court”
0:22

Napheesa Collier on being back at practice and how the ankles have progressed “It’s been going well, I’m progressing really well but obviously it’s hard to be out, not to be with the team. I’ve been trying to take advantage of it, get healthy, bring my perspective which is different from the sideline than on the court. So trying to be like a player coach out there for them, as best as I can but it definitely feels better to be on the court”

Andrew Dukowitz

22,858 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Dylan Cardwell: "When I was in predraft workouts I asked about Al Horford...they mentioned how much of a pro he was in his routine and how he just continued to rep out things he wanted to get better at each and every day. I asked him how he did that. I try to make sure my routine is dead straight. My wife holds me accountable each time. Just being a professional on and off the court and how I take care of my body and how I approach the game"
1:07

Dylan Cardwell: "When I was in predraft workouts I asked about Al Horford...they mentioned how much of a pro he was in his routine and how he just continued to rep out things he wanted to get better at each and every day. I asked him how he did that. I try to make sure my routine is dead straight. My wife holds me accountable each time. Just being a professional on and off the court and how I take care of my body and how I approach the game"

Oh No He Didn't

58,882 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

In honor of Father's Day, Senator Mark Kelly opens up about his childhood and how he broke the cycle of violence perpetuated by his father: "I wanted to be a better dad to my kids than my dad was to me."
1:39

In honor of Father's Day, Senator Mark Kelly opens up about his childhood and how he broke the cycle of violence perpetuated by his father: "I wanted to be a better dad to my kids than my dad was to me."

State of the Union

53,444 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Thomas on what he can offer as a rookie on a deep, veteran team: "My energy. My defense. My offense. My leadership. I'm going to come in as a rookie but nobody going to take me to be a rookie just because of the way I play and how I carry myself."
0:32

Thomas on what he can offer as a rookie on a deep, veteran team: "My energy. My defense. My offense. My leadership. I'm going to come in as a rookie but nobody going to take me to be a rookie just because of the way I play and how I carry myself."

RealCavsFans.com

21,511 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Jaylen Brown on the Celtics loss to the Hawks: "This game was on me. I got to be better. Probably one of my worst performances in a while and that cost us the game." - CLNS Media Boston Sports Network | Q: gary washburn
0:36

Jaylen Brown on the Celtics loss to the Hawks: "This game was on me. I got to be better. Probably one of my worst performances in a while and that cost us the game." - CLNS Media Boston Sports Network | Q: gary washburn

Celtics on CLNS

47,821 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Cam Boozer was asked about the noise and how he’s let the work do the talking: “It’s why you haven’t seen a lot from me on social media because I want to put my head down and work and try to be the best player I can be.” And he’s shown how good he is!〽️
0:48

Cam Boozer was asked about the noise and how he’s let the work do the talking: “It’s why you haven’t seen a lot from me on social media because I want to put my head down and work and try to be the best player I can be.” And he’s shown how good he is!〽️

CamBoozer Muse

34,626 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Faker: I’m actually not the leader type. I wasn’t the leader type back then either. Like I mentioned earlier, I used to just play games at home, I mostly just played games at home and didn’t enjoy going out or socializing, and becoming a leader was even more not the case for me. Faker: But now I’ve been living as a gamer for almost 13 years, about 13 years as a pro gamer and there are times when it (leadership) becomes necessary in pro life. So once I realized that, I felt that for our team to win, if I want to win, I need to support my teammates and help them perform better. Faker: From there, I started thinking about what it takes to be a leader so I’ve been reading some books about it.... Yes, I’ve read about five or six books related to leadership. I also spent a lot of time thinking about how I could help my teammates improve. Along the way, I acted on these ideas and reflected on them. I learned a lot about what it takes to do even more for my teammates.
1:15

Faker: I’m actually not the leader type. I wasn’t the leader type back then either. Like I mentioned earlier, I used to just play games at home, I mostly just played games at home and didn’t enjoy going out or socializing, and becoming a leader was even more not the case for me. Faker: But now I’ve been living as a gamer for almost 13 years, about 13 years as a pro gamer and there are times when it (leadership) becomes necessary in pro life. So once I realized that, I felt that for our team to win, if I want to win, I need to support my teammates and help them perform better. Faker: From there, I started thinking about what it takes to be a leader so I’ve been reading some books about it.... Yes, I’ve read about five or six books related to leadership. I also spent a lot of time thinking about how I could help my teammates improve. Along the way, I acted on these ideas and reflected on them. I learned a lot about what it takes to do even more for my teammates.

yo

189,406 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

“My parents raised me to never be a follower, always to be a leader. I feel like it’s something that has helped me grow as a person. I enjoy trying to set the table. I enjoy being able to lead by example and vocally as well. But, it’s the chemistry with my teammates that allows me to do so,” Jalen Brunson
0:30

“My parents raised me to never be a follower, always to be a leader. I feel like it’s something that has helped me grow as a person. I enjoy trying to set the table. I enjoy being able to lead by example and vocally as well. But, it’s the chemistry with my teammates that allows me to do so,” Jalen Brunson

The Winning Difference

89,451 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

I fought at the highest level and still didn't understand how my own body worked. The problem wasn't me. It was trying to follow a playbook designed around male biology. Women aren't meant to perform exactly the same every day. You're not broken. You're cyclical. #WomensHealth #TrainSmarter #HormoneHealth
0:58

I fought at the highest level and still didn't understand how my own body worked. The problem wasn't me. It was trying to follow a playbook designed around male biology. Women aren't meant to perform exactly the same every day. You're not broken. You're cyclical. #WomensHealth #TrainSmarter #HormoneHealth

Miesha Tate

11,184 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

ollie: [kimi & george] are operating at an incredible level, it was really cool to see how they've pushed one another to the limit [..] i also enjoy watching kimi taking the fight to the front, because i know him very well, he was my teammate in f2. [..] hopefully i can be up there soon to fight them as well
0:29

ollie: [kimi & george] are operating at an incredible level, it was really cool to see how they've pushed one another to the limit [..] i also enjoy watching kimi taking the fight to the front, because i know him very well, he was my teammate in f2. [..] hopefully i can be up there soon to fight them as well

nat ✧

32,862 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Asked Bronny post game what he feels he need to work on the most as a on ball guard: "My decision making. Knowing when and when not to be aggressive. I was playing a little passively in the first half and started getting aggressive in the second. It opened up things for me and my teammates. Just deciphering when and when not to be aggressive."
0:28

Asked Bronny post game what he feels he need to work on the most as a on ball guard: "My decision making. Knowing when and when not to be aggressive. I was playing a little passively in the first half and started getting aggressive in the second. It opened up things for me and my teammates. Just deciphering when and when not to be aggressive."

Raj C.

49,682 просмотров • 1 год назад

🎙️ Collin Sexton on his team-first mentality after being subbed out late: "Just playing my role to the best of my ability. God has put me in this position to be able to play basketball and go out there and perform. I'll always be super excited about that." "But when I see a teammate I work out with every day, sit and talk with every day, someone I'm always trying to mentor and give advice to—when he goes and scores, I'm going to celebrate him no matter what. Even if I score 0 points, that's my brother." "I could easily be upset about not being in the game. But hey, why? We're a team and we're all trying to go in the right direction together. You can't do that if one person is in their feelings or upset about someone else doing good. It doesn't work like that."
1:10

🎙️ Collin Sexton on his team-first mentality after being subbed out late: "Just playing my role to the best of my ability. God has put me in this position to be able to play basketball and go out there and perform. I'll always be super excited about that." "But when I see a teammate I work out with every day, sit and talk with every day, someone I'm always trying to mentor and give advice to—when he goes and scores, I'm going to celebrate him no matter what. Even if I score 0 points, that's my brother." "I could easily be upset about not being in the game. But hey, why? We're a team and we're all trying to go in the right direction together. You can't do that if one person is in their feelings or upset about someone else doing good. It doesn't work like that."

r/CharlotteHornets

31,864 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🦚: They asked me how I managed to stop drinking. Do you want the emotional answer or the realistic one? As for how I stopped drinking… If I answer emotionally, it’s because of the promises I made to my fans, my livestreams with them, and because I care about my image. That’s why I’ve been gradually cutting back on alcohol. But realistically… well, to be honest, it comes down to money. You spend your money to come to my concerts. If I drink, ruin my voice, or can’t hit the high notes because of alcohol… then what about the money you paid? I’m being too realistic, aren’t I? But it’s true. When money is involved and people pay to see you, it means you have a responsibility to give them your best.
1:02

🦚: They asked me how I managed to stop drinking. Do you want the emotional answer or the realistic one? As for how I stopped drinking… If I answer emotionally, it’s because of the promises I made to my fans, my livestreams with them, and because I care about my image. That’s why I’ve been gradually cutting back on alcohol. But realistically… well, to be honest, it comes down to money. You spend your money to come to my concerts. If I drink, ruin my voice, or can’t hit the high notes because of alcohol… then what about the money you paid? I’m being too realistic, aren’t I? But it’s true. When money is involved and people pay to see you, it means you have a responsibility to give them your best.

らがど||🐤

54,064 просмотров • 25 дней назад

Jaylen Brown was asked by gary washburn about how the Celtics can respond to the Magic’s fouls: “There might be a fighter break out or something. It’s starting to feel like it's not even basketball, and the refs is not controlling their environment.” “If we want to fight it, we can do that. We can fight to see who goes to the second round.”
0:37

Jaylen Brown was asked by gary washburn about how the Celtics can respond to the Magic’s fouls: “There might be a fighter break out or something. It’s starting to feel like it's not even basketball, and the refs is not controlling their environment.” “If we want to fight it, we can do that. We can fight to see who goes to the second round.”

Noa Dalzell 🏀

345,361 просмотров • 1 год назад

"Words can't describe it. I put a lot of time and effort into trying to be the best player I can be to try and help a team win. Just really thankful to have the organization, the coaching staff, my teammates, to have my back every single day." - Jalen Brunson
0:55

"Words can't describe it. I put a lot of time and effort into trying to be the best player I can be to try and help a team win. Just really thankful to have the organization, the coaching staff, my teammates, to have my back every single day." - Jalen Brunson

SNY Knicks

84,692 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

UNCLE DOKYEOM😭❤️‍🩹 He won’t be able to see her bcs he has to go to the military❤️‍🩹 #도겸 💎 How does it feel to become an uncle? 🐰 First of all, it feels soo good. I’m so excited about it, and I wonder how cute my first niece will be. I’m honestly really excited about my first niece. I feel like I really want to take good care of them. I need to hurry up, get some leave, and go see them. When I enter boot camp, my niece will be born around then, so I’ll have to go in without getting to see them
1:00

UNCLE DOKYEOM😭❤️‍🩹 He won’t be able to see her bcs he has to go to the military❤️‍🩹 #도겸 💎 How does it feel to become an uncle? 🐰 First of all, it feels soo good. I’m so excited about it, and I wonder how cute my first niece will be. I’m honestly really excited about my first niece. I feel like I really want to take good care of them. I need to hurry up, get some leave, and go see them. When I enter boot camp, my niece will be born around then, so I’ll have to go in without getting to see them

⁽̨̡ ¨̮ ⁾̧̢🌻

34,173 просмотров • 21 часов назад

Jannik Sinner says he needs to become more unpredictable to become a better tennis player: “I was very predictable on court today. He changed up the game. That’s also his style of how he plays. Now it’s gonna be on me if I want to make changes or not. We’re definitely gonna work on that.” “I didn’t make one serve and volley. I didn’t use a lot of drop shots. Then you arrive at the point where you have to play Carlos, you have to go out of the comfort zone. I’m gonna aim… maybe even lose some matches from now on, but trying to do some changes. To be a bit more unpredictable as a player. That’s what I have to do, trying to become a better tennis player. At the end of the day that’s my main goal.”
2:13

Jannik Sinner says he needs to become more unpredictable to become a better tennis player: “I was very predictable on court today. He changed up the game. That’s also his style of how he plays. Now it’s gonna be on me if I want to make changes or not. We’re definitely gonna work on that.” “I didn’t make one serve and volley. I didn’t use a lot of drop shots. Then you arrive at the point where you have to play Carlos, you have to go out of the comfort zone. I’m gonna aim… maybe even lose some matches from now on, but trying to do some changes. To be a bit more unpredictable as a player. That’s what I have to do, trying to become a better tennis player. At the end of the day that’s my main goal.”

The Tennis Letter

2,673,578 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Jalen Brunson on Kobe Bryant mentality: “I think the way I carry myself and way I do things, it’s a credit to how I was raised by my parents. But also part of their philosophy steeps into the Mamba mentality as well. So there’s a connectivity there. I do my best to stay present in the moment and do everything I can to make sure my mind is right. Be mentally and physically ready everyday. Trusting my work. It’s what’s gotten me here. So there’s connectivity about it”
0:51

Jalen Brunson on Kobe Bryant mentality: “I think the way I carry myself and way I do things, it’s a credit to how I was raised by my parents. But also part of their philosophy steeps into the Mamba mentality as well. So there’s a connectivity there. I do my best to stay present in the moment and do everything I can to make sure my mind is right. Be mentally and physically ready everyday. Trusting my work. It’s what’s gotten me here. So there’s connectivity about it”

NBA Courtside

675,023 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад