Baseball career: included pitching the first no-hitter in a decade for the Yankees, & winning a gold medal in the Olympics. Jim was born with only one hand
The World's Greatest Unknown Speaker, specializing in helping you make today better than yesterday and tomorrow better than today!
David Aldridge: Reporter for the Turner television networks TNT, TBS & TBD
First American woman to climb Mt. Everest: Stacy Allison’s helping organizations across the globe scale their own monumental challenges
Mountain Climbing: Straight to the top and beyond
Teeing Off to the Green: Using Golf as a Business Tool
Joe Andruzzi 3x Super Bowl Champion
Relationship of Sports and Society
Mount Everest climbing expedition
Tennis legend and Hall of Famer; Broadcaster; Author; Philanthropist
Over the Edge: A Regular Guy's Odyssey in Extreme Sports
Jack Bauerle brings a fun approach to the sport, and that will be key to producing Olympic success
Gold & Silver Medalist: 200m breaststroke
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Hall of Fame Catcher for the Cincinnati Reds
Brooke Bennett: Three-Time Olympic Gold Medalist
Ross Bernstein is a best-selling author of 40 sports books
Brian Billick – Super Bowl winning head coach; NFL analyst for FOX and NFL Network; author
Matt Biondi is one of only two swimmers who have won seven medals in one Olympics and eleven career medals.
From the Field to the Boardroom: Building a Winning Team
Master Blackburn also has rank in Tae Kwon Do, Tai Chi, and Aikido
Taekwondo: TKD style Martial Art
Major League Baseball third baseman: Hall of Fame
Attain every set goal, that’s what achieving greatness is all about: Business Success with Humor.
You can Think like a Black Belt too; and you don't need to kick and punch to do it!
Racing Shifter Kart
Performance Enhancement: Criticism in Your Life
Raise the Bar: Find your motivation! Break Away from the Norm
Iron Man to the Race Across America
Humorous behind-the-scenes stories about SEC football