About this episode
Join Gabi and Leslie, two remarkable individuals who have not only participated in the Athlete Games but have achieved remarkable success. Gabi, a two-time winner, and Leslie, a master division winner, share their incredible journey of training and preparation for the Athlete Games. They open up about the challenges they faced, the number of attempts it took them to reach their goals, and the sacrifices they made along the way. Gabi and Leslie dive deep into their training routines, discussing the physical and mental aspects they focused on to excel in the Athlete Games. They emphasize the importance of consistency, discipline, and pushing beyond their limits to constantly improve. They share their strategies for overcoming obstacles, staying motivated during tough times, and maintaining a positive mindset throughout their journey. The duo also sheds light on the sacrifices they had to make to pursue their goals, including adjusting their schedules, prioritizing their training, and making lifestyle changes. They speak passionately about their drive and determination, the support they received from their loved ones, and the sense of fulfillment and accomplishment that came with their victories. Join Gabi and Leslie as they inspire listeners with their stories and offer invaluable insights into what it takes to succeed in the Athlete Games. Regionals Gabi - grew up swimming for 17 years and competition was always a big thing for me I didn't know how to train for it, the first it didn't go well but she learned what to expect and the next year Leslie - talks about the lessons she learned you learn more and more each year, and you know how to train 2021 - Gabi's 3rd year and Leslie's 2nd year both The workouts are harder every year, but Gabi ended up winning That year they introduced a master division and Leslie won Sacrifices, you have to give up time to train motivation - I just make myself do it You have to push yourself and ask am I really going to push yourself use your community to help you throughout the process If you are on the fence about doing Athlete Games just do it Take the pressure off, if it's your first time just feel it out. Show yourself that you can just do it