Alexander Hendricks retweeted
Most people today treat multi-hour daily social media scrolling as a normal, low-cost way to unwind or stay connected. By 2050 it may look as reckless as mid-20th-century doctors endorsing cigarettes: a habit that eroded attention, sleep, and real relationships while being sold as harmless entertainment.
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
be disgustingly relentless. demand a level of output from your own body that makes the average person want to throw up. let them live in the shallow end. go drown yourself in the work. become a totally alien species fueled entirely by the violent refusal to be ordinary.
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
Everybody wants discipline… until discipline gets loud.
Everybody wants toughness… until toughness gets uncomfortable.
Hard coaching isn’t abuse.
Hard coaching is correction.
Hard coaching is standards.
Hard coaching is loving a kid enough not to let him stay average.
If a coach is demanding effort, detail, toughness, and accountability bothers you… that probably says more about today’s culture than it does the coach.
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
There's a concept in chess called zugzwang. It's a position where any move you make weakens your position. The best option is to do nothing, but the rules force you to move.
Life puts you in zugzwang more than you realise. Sometimes, every option looks wrong. Every door feels like a trap. In those moments, the answer isn't finding the perfect move. It's accepting that imperfect action still beats standing still.
Move anyway. A wrong step teaches you more than no step ever will.
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
Nick Saban - Philosophy Evolution
- "I changed my philosophy when Lane (Kiffin) came here. We said we got to outscore them."
- "We don't control the ball on offense, we score."
- "I grew up with the idea that you play good defense, you run the ball, you control vertical field position on special teams and you're going to win. Whoever rushes the ball for the most yards is going to win the game. You're not going to win anything now doing that."
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
THIS YEAR WILL NOT BE EXPLAINABLE.
I say this prophetically:
What is coming to you will not be logical.
It will not be traceable.
It will not be credited to hard work alone.
It will be SUPERNATURAL.
Doors will open without effort.
Provision will appear without warning.
Healing will begin without a process.
Solutions will arrive without a plan.
People will ask, How did this happen?
And the only honest answer will be God did it.
The Bible says
Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit
Zechariah 4:6
This is the year where natural limits lose authority.
Where faith outruns facts.
Where heaven interrupts routines.
You are not entering a season of improvement.
You are entering a season of DIVINE INTERRUPTION.
Declare this now:
I EXPECT THE SUPERNATURAL
If this resonates, share it.
Someone needs permission to believe again.
This year will not be explainable.
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
Luke Kuechly said, "There's plays I've made solely based on what I've seen on tape."
"As you study during the week, you can pick things up...That's when the game starts to slow down."
Successful people have a strong "preparation" ethic.
• It means prepare with humility.
• It means prepare with confidence.
• It means prepare with adaptability in mind.
(🎥@nflfilms)
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
Agree with Shaq. When comparing all time great players in any sport it should go by Era's. Game style changes, rule changes, etc etc make it hard to compare players from different Era's. So the best of each era is how this should be looked at. 60's era,70'era, 80's, and so on.
Alexander Hendricks retweeted
If your coach basketball in today's game the high pick & roll is a must and staple