• The Courtside CEO – The Good And The Bad Of Playing Through Injuries

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    Most coaches and trainers in sports today expect their athletes to be warriors and to lay it all on the line and leave everything you have on the field . The up side of playing through exhaustion and injuries is that your viewed as a overcomer , a winner, a guy you would want to get in the fox hole with. There is also a downside for example the recent injury to RG3 after the warning signs that occurred the game before as well as the years of wear and tear that caused Jr. Seau to suffer and die from brain disease. Join us as we speak with Devard Darling, retired NFL player for the Houston Texans and current founder of the As One Foundation as he takes us through the tragic story of his twin brother Devaughn Darlings death at Florida State University due to physical overexertion.

  • The Courtside CEO – The Good And The Bad Of Playing Through Injuries

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Running a successful business in many ways parallels the dynamics of a game-winning team. Sit in with the Courtside CEO, Jonathan Bender for the moments of truth and epiphanies that turned the light on for his guests – all leaders from the world of business, sports and health. He’ll roll back the stone on the secret struggles and challenges and their most common bond, faith in a higher power: God. For the seasoned executive or a budding entrepreneur it is never too late for a renaissance. See it, Dream it, Believe it, and Be it!