My doctor says it's okay to exercise, but when it becomes a strain, you better quit.

Then your doctor don't know what's talking about. That's what you want to do, strain.

You want to run until the pains. You want to run into your throat feels like sandpaper.

You wouldn't run until it feels like you're going to throw up.

You want to keep running to your legs to pain until you're going to die.

You're going to fall out.

You've got to run into your stomach.

It feels like it's going to burst.

Your heart starts pounding.

You're going to quit.

It feels like you can't go another inch.

You can't go another step.

What kind of man is that?

You should just go into, want of thought out in your tracks and then after

that you've only gotten about halfway through confidence comes from preparation you know so when the

game's on the line I'm not asking myself to do something that I haven't done thousands of times before

right so when I prepare I know what I'm capable of doing I know So when I'm prepared, I know what I'm capable of doing,

I know what I'm comfortable doing, and I know what I'm not comfortable doing.

And so in those moments, if it looks like I'm ice cold or not nervous,

it's because I've done it thousands of times before, so it's one more time.

I would encourage everyone to play football for the simple reason that it is hard.

It's hard when you're young to wake up in the off season at 6 a.m. to go train and work out,

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