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Well the holidays are almost over and so begins the daunting task of getting a jet ski ready to race!! The motor should be out by next weekend ( assuming I get the chance to get it out this week). I should be on the phone ordering all the decals and new numbers also by the end of next week. Once the motor is out and off to Michigan to be rebuilt I'll send the hull out to the decalers to be done.  Hope to be able to post pics here soon!!

Hockey (coaching and playing).... Jet Skiing.... Water Sports.... Rock Climbing.... Playing the drums.... Snow Boarding.... Mountain Biking.... Roller Blading.... Boxing.... My Dog Pistol.... LiveSTRONG Foundation.... Childrens Miracle Network.... Make A Wish Foundation.... The Circus.... Cirque Du Soleil....

No one ever said it was easy so don't expect it to be.

No one is immune to everyday problems



Sometimes, you have to perform at your best when your feeling your worst.

Block the hurt, the pain the sickness out of your head for the short time you must perform.

Shape up, get it together because excuses don't count.

Nobody cares if you are hurt or sick; you either do the job or you don't.



There are times when you might rather be elsewhere, but face up to the challenge at hand.

No matter what has happened, you must win the mental battle.

You must force yourself to remain confident, enthusiastic and positive.

You must force yourself to work harder even when you are sick, hurt, sad or troubled.

That is mental toughness.



Life is easy when the going is good.



Mental toughness comes into play when the going gets bad.

Never let your opponent know your weakness, because then he or she can take advantage of it.

The fighter automatically goes for the cut eye, the bloody nose..

Mental toughness is also the ability to keep after a goal, and keep going full throttle after that goal, even in the face of adversity.



One of the oldest and most common locker room signs is this:

" When the going gets tough the tough get going"


BELIEVE IT!