just because this one is hot…but how do they pose for these pictures? ahaha WHY would you pose for these pictures? are these hidden cameras? are they candid? ahaha

just because this one is hot…but how do they pose for these pictures? ahaha WHY would you pose for these pictures? are these hidden cameras? are they candid? ahaha

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badass teammates.

badass teammates.

x3xtine:

LOL!! this is funny hahaha

that was me about a year ago. this is me now. life is still really tough. and im not at the top of my game, as usual. but dont get me wrong, i am very happy. i love where i am, and i know i can love who i am becoming. i just need to make sure i get myself there.

see you soon.

gotemcoach:

MUST WATCHMuhammad Ali saves man from suicide jump

Please watch this Terry Drinkwater report from Walter Cronkite’s CBS Evening News, 1981. 

Muhammad Ali was far from perfect, but Muhammad Ali was a great man.  Athletes today spend their time tweeting and hoping you buy their sneakers.

“I’m your brother. I want to help you.” - Muhammad Ali

We’re all brothers.  We should all help each other.

@gotem_coach

Athletes.

theexplainabrag:

i am laughing way too hard at this

hahaha my butt is a wishful one

theexplainabrag:

i am laughing way too hard at this

hahaha my butt is a wishful one

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Yet with all I’ve experienced - the bad, the ugly, and the disgusting, as well as the good, the grand adventures, and the phenomenal heights I’ve been fortunate enough to obtain - the single element I’ve taken with me and that I’ve drawn absolute strength from in all aspects of my life is in a word: resolve. To be of the belief that things will get better. That no matter how low, how tough, or how unfair life has been, all of us have the right and indisputable opportunity for greatness. The resolve that if we could endure the worst of times, then our mind-set should be that we could and should damn well accomplish anything. That no matter how wretched or hurtful an experience may be, we have to summon the strength to confront it, take charge, and let it go in order to move forward and live a full, rich life.

Dave Pelzer (via raindropsonredroses)

inner strength

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man i wish more young kids our age would read a “child called it”. good ass book.

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i got teary.

…which doesn’t happen often so these must videos must be awesome

i cried.