I've Been An Athlete Most Of My

When You Reach That Competing Point, When You Reach That Time When The Gun Is About To Go Off, Everyone's Level Is Pretty Much The Same. The One Thing That's Going To Separate You From Everybody Else Is How You Deal With Those Pressures, How You Stay Relaxed.

When I Look At My Life Now And All The Mistakes I've Made, All The Bad Decisions I've Made, All The Things I Could Have Done Differently Or Done More In, I Don't Think I Would Have Changed Anything.

As I Grow Older, I Have A Growing Curiosity About My Other Half. My Dad Did A Wonderful Job Raising Me, And I Wouldn't Change It For The World, But At The Same Time There Is A Growing Curiosity About My Other Half.

I Was Always Active As A Child. My Dad Tried To Place Me In Every Sport Imaginable. I Had So Much Energy, He Wanted To Push Me In A Direction Where That Energy Was Used Appropriately To Keep Me Out Of Trouble And Focused While I Was In School.

My 'go To' Workout Is Called The Asylum From Beach Body. It's Intense Training With Lots Of Intervals, Core Work. It's Hard! I Travel A Lot, So I Can Take It On The Road With Me And Do It In A Hotel Room.