#Athlete Life

[theomenmedia]

Saiyami Kher Completes Iron Man70.3

Saiyami Kher not only dazzles on screen but also in sports! She's the first Indian actress to complete the grueling Ironman 70.3 in Germany.

Link to the full story: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/saiyami-kher-triumphs-as-first-indian-actress-to-conquer-ironman-70-3-in-germany

[chaoticninjatale]

CJ Perry

[halorvic]

[maria13squash]

Finding Inspiration in Maria Sharapova: My Journey to Becoming a Professional Athlete

From a young age, Maria Sharapova has been a profound source of inspiration for me. Her journey ignited my ambition to pursue a career as a professional athlete. I have always admired her unwavering determination and unparalleled work ethic. On the court, she exudes a steely resolve, as cold as ice, and that captivating demeanor has continually motivated me. Maria Sharapova has been my role model, and I've always aspired to emulate her.

Growing up, I was captivated by Maria Sharapova's tenacity and grace on the tennis court. Her ability to remain composed under pressure and never back down from a challenge inspired me to push myself to the limit in my own athletic endeavors. As I honed my skills and dedicated countless hours to training, I often found myself turning to Sharapova for motivation and guidance.

Her journey to success has been nothing short of remarkable. Despite facing numerous setbacks and obstacles along the way, she never lost sight of her goals. Instead, she used every setback as an opportunity to grow stronger and become even more determined. Sharapova's resilience in the face of adversity taught me the importance of perseverance and never giving up on my dreams.

As I pursued my own path in the world of sports, Maria Sharapova remained a constant source of inspiration for me. Whether I was facing a tough opponent or struggling with self-doubt, I would always think of her and find the strength to keep going. Her words of wisdom and encouragement echoed in my mind, pushing me to reach new heights and achieve my full potential.

Today, as I reflect on my journey, I am grateful for the impact that Maria Sharapova has had on my life. She has not only inspired me to become a better athlete but also a better person. Her unwavering determination, fierce competitiveness, and unmatched work ethic continue to drive me to succeed, both on and off the court.

Maria Sharapova will always hold a special place in my heart as my ultimate role model and inspiration. Her journey to the top serves as a reminder that with hard work, dedication, and perseverance, anything is possible. As I continue to pursue my dreams in the world of sports, I will carry her lessons with me every step of the way. Thank you, Maria Sharapova, for being the ultimate inspiration.

Who is your biggest inspiration in sports? Comment below!

[oddwomen]

LIFE (December 15, 1961)

[blvcksuba]

boy kiss

[soldrawss]

Been thinking a lot about CJ Jr. anatomy and apocalypse wardrobe.

[andrewmpreg]

Mpreg AI

[bibibusinessman]

gym rats and athletes of tumblr how many pushups can you do? Also open to couch potatoes

[detectivebambam]

hey btw Wymack recruiting people no one else bothers to look at also means recruiting the two incredibly good players who are considered "too short".

fyi.

YOU CAN ONLY PUT 30 TAGS???

[cantcatchmeee]

[illustratus]

Swedish high jumper Gunhild Larking at the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, Australia

[maria13squash]

My lungs are not a fan lol 😂

[slutforpringles]

"But the feeling I had was that everyone was like ‘oh he's back’ and it was warm. I had a real sense of belonging. People created the environment to make me feel like I can 'I can do it again'."

via: GP Blog | Why fear from Marko actually brings out the best in Ricciardo

[cak31ssuperi04]

Star surfing

[rumisgf]

the mha equivalent of kendrick lamar dropping meet the grahams was dabi’s broadcast on live tv. everybody was in shambles and there had to have been so much endeavour discourse all over social media.