The Difference Between Good and Great

The Trump gif is more of a tongue in cheek before you freak out.

Here are a few examples of why some people, in this case athletes, are better than you…and everyone else.

Kobe’s Work Ethic

Here is a story about Kobe’s work ethic:

Happy Burthday Kobe. My favorite Kobe story pic.twitter.com/jp1vrUhusa

— Michael Lombardi (@mlombardiNFL) August 23, 2018

Antonio Brown Work Ethic

I’m a big Warren Sharp guy for the record.

This tweet is the difference between 0-16 and greatness.

In Cleveland: A receiver is struggling to catch the ball in practice. Hue “punishes” him by requiring him to catch *30* balls from the JUGS machine after practice. His coaches & the GM watch from folding chairs as he literally counts to 30.
Meanwhile, in Pittsburgh: pic.twitter.com/2ieeHYDHsm

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) August 15, 2018

Mike Tyson Work Ethis

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TIL Mike Tyson’s workout involved getting up at 4am for a 5-mile jog. Then he would do (cumulatively) 2000 sit-ups, 500 pushups, 500 dips, 500 shrugs and about 30 minutes of neck bridges daily. He repeated this 6 days a week. from r/todayilearned

You missed the rest of the workout, which is just as impressive:

In summary, this is what Mike Tyson’s typical workout looked like in a day:

• Woke up at 4 am – 3 to 5-mile jog
• Breakfast
• Sparring 10 to 12 rounds
• Calisthenics (push ups, dips, sit-ups and shrugs and 10 minutes of neck work )
• Lunch break
• Six rounds of sparring, bag work, slip bag, jump rope, pad work and speed bag.
• More calisthenics
• Shadow boxing focused on technique, often just one.
• More calisthenics
• Dinner
• Exercise Bike for cool down
• Study fights or training footage”