Sports Greats

This video celebrates how far women's sports have come by featuring elite athletes who defied convention—women who wanted to play so badly, they wrote their own rules.

Three years out of the game, this is Jaret Grossman of Muscle Prodigy working his butt off to get back into the shape he was in during his collegiate wrestling career. If you want results, it starts with action. Jaret is the MuscleProdigyTV speaker in this video as well. Nick Goldston provided the music track in the background.

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Being a Mom is the hardest job in the world. But it's also the best.  This video honors everything that all Mothers do to help their children succeed by showcasing the amazing Moms behind Olympic athletes.

This is why Athletes love their Mothers.  Like if you love your Mom too.

How Bad do you want it? Are you willing to seek out the best trainers? To work hard? Are you willing to endure the pain success requires? Are you willing to drag yourself up from the bottom to the top and do whatever it takes?

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Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers finally put it all together.

The reigning MVP set a career high and tied a franchise record with six touchdown passes and the Packers played their best game of their so far inconsistent season, beating previously unbeaten Houston 42-24 on Sunday night.

Jordy Nelson caught three touchdown passes and James Jones had two, including a beautiful, diving one-hander in the fourth quarter for the Packers (3-3). Tom Crabtree had the other, a 48-yarder that Rodgers threw just before taking a hit from Texans' outside linebacker Brooks Reed... read more

Team Hoyt is an inspirational story of a father, Dick Hoyt, and his disabled son, Rick, who compete together in marathons and triathlons across the country.

This guy is good at everything.

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 The Tuesday morning headlines in St. Louis will deservedly go to the Cardinals offense after it blasted its way to a 12-4 romp over Washington in Monday's NLDS Game 2.

But thanks to Jon Jay's defense, those four homers will have to share some space. And Jay's great catch of Danny Espinosa's deep fly ball to center field in the sixth inning makes for some worthy company. He covered a huge amount of ground, showed zero concern for his own safety by going into the wall full speed and quite literally flashed his leather to somehow reel in Espinosa's drive... read more

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There is one thing in this world that has the ablity to change our whole life in an instant... IT'S ACTION.

How Bad do you want it? Are you willing to seek out the best trainers? To work hard? Are you willing to endure the pain success requires? Are you willing to drag yourself up from the bottom to the top and do whatever it takes?

This guys is.

Successful athletes are often said to be "Blessed with Talent" or even just lucky. But the truth is, many worked harder than the average person can even imagine. These athletes are known for waking up early and working toward a goal while other are still in bed.  Old fashioned hard work, anyone can do it.

Michael Jordan had prodigious physical gifts. But as his long-time coach Phil Jackson writes, it was hard work that made him a legend. When Jordan first entered the league, his jump shot wasn't good enough... read more

A short documentary film on former New York Giant CHAD JONES - a star athlete from LSU whose promising professional career was put on hold by a tragic car accident before it even had a chance to begin.The film details Chad's incredible rehabilitation and recovery from the horrific accident that nearly cost him his life. Comprised of intimate interviews with Chad and his trainers, as well as never-before-seen footage of his long road to recovery, the film provides an unflinching view of an elite athlete facing unimaginable tragedy and refusing to submit.

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Michael Jordan in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals.

Michael Jordan, lead his team to a victory in the NBA Finals even though he was battling serious flu-like symptoms.  Truly one of the most inspiring moments in sports.

Italy's Alessandro Zanardi celebrates after winning the gold medal in the men's individual H4 time trial cycling Source: AFP

Former Formula One driver Alex Zanardi, after a near fatal crash in 2001 that took both of his legs has gone on to reinvented himself as a Paralympics champion.  At the London's 2012 paralympics games at the age of 45 Alex won the gold in the individual H4 (hand-cycle). "This is a great accomplishment, one of the greatest of my life," said Zanardi 

Terry Fox was a Canadian humanitarian, athlete, and cancer research activist. In 1980, with one leg having been amputated, he embarked on a cross-Canada run to raise money and awareness for cancer.

Look what just one person can do!  One person can raise millions of dollars and unite a nation. This story shows how one young man, with no resources except his profound determination to help others can leave a lasting legacy, and change the world. We are all capable of making a difference, and changing our world!

What legacy are you going to leave?

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This is a classic moment as Coach Gundy, Oklahoma State's Football Coach defends one of his players.  Way to go coach "YOU'RE A MAN"

Chech out minute 2:00 for the line.

Every basketball players dream... Spike Lee cheering for you!

Ben blew by the competition at the El Paso, Texas, city swimming championships July 14 and 15 to take home a gold medal in the 25-yard butterfly and the individual medley. He also received two bronze medals in team events.

But the shocking part is that he did it all with only one arm.

Ben was born in China with only one arm, according to his mother Cindy Ramirez. Ramirez, a single mother of three, adopted him from China when he was 3 years old.

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Ben, who also plays tackle football, began swimming when he was 4 1/2 years old... read more

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