Neil Adams

And, you know, since I've kind of calmed down, I see athletes now and I see them, you know, and their kind of arrogance, their walk and it's a strut, you know, and it's a kind of a confidence, isn't it? You know, and as we're older and as I've become older, I've calmed down. But, you know, it doesn't matter what I'm doing.

It's still that will to win, you know, and I'm much better at masking it now if I don't. But it still bothers me as much.

It's still that will to win, you know, and I'm much better at masking it now if I don't. But it still bothers me as much.

It's still that will to win, you know, and I'm much better at masking it now if I don't. But it still bothers me as much.

Yeah, I'm still trying to win, you know. Like, so my son loves to, he loves to play me at bowls because I'm useless, you know, and I just can't throw a straight bowl. So he loves playing me at that, you know, but it bugs me that I'm not better, you know. Yeah, yeah. There are certain things that I do. It really bugs me when I'm not good at it.

Yeah, I'm still trying to win, you know. Like, so my son loves to, he loves to play me at bowls because I'm useless, you know, and I just can't throw a straight bowl. So he loves playing me at that, you know, but it bugs me that I'm not better, you know. Yeah, yeah. There are certain things that I do. It really bugs me when I'm not good at it.

Yeah, I'm still trying to win, you know. Like, so my son loves to, he loves to play me at bowls because I'm useless, you know, and I just can't throw a straight bowl. So he loves playing me at that, you know, but it bugs me that I'm not better, you know. Yeah, yeah. There are certain things that I do. It really bugs me when I'm not good at it.

And I guess it's one of the reasons that, you know, long after I'd finished competition judo, people still want to train with you, you know. And even at a, like, kind of an older age, even now, if I do in a seminar or, you know, they'd still, you know, do you still do? Do you want to still go? Yeah. Can I feel it?

And I guess it's one of the reasons that, you know, long after I'd finished competition judo, people still want to train with you, you know. And even at a, like, kind of an older age, even now, if I do in a seminar or, you know, they'd still, you know, do you still do? Do you want to still go? Yeah. Can I feel it?

And I guess it's one of the reasons that, you know, long after I'd finished competition judo, people still want to train with you, you know. And even at a, like, kind of an older age, even now, if I do in a seminar or, you know, they'd still, you know, do you still do? Do you want to still go? Yeah. Can I feel it?

And one of the things that's in me is that I just, all the way up to 40 years of age, so from 30 when I finished competition up to 40, I could still train with the best. And I could still go with anybody. And then when 40 hit, kind of things started to fall off a little bit, you know, and I used to get, you know, either my hips or my legs and my knees.

And one of the things that's in me is that I just, all the way up to 40 years of age, so from 30 when I finished competition up to 40, I could still train with the best. And I could still go with anybody. And then when 40 hit, kind of things started to fall off a little bit, you know, and I used to get, you know, either my hips or my legs and my knees.

And one of the things that's in me is that I just, all the way up to 40 years of age, so from 30 when I finished competition up to 40, I could still train with the best. And I could still go with anybody. And then when 40 hit, kind of things started to fall off a little bit, you know, and I used to get, you know, either my hips or my legs and my knees.

And I realized that I had to pick my practices and that rankled as well. And I had to then just calm it down a little bit. Otherwise I was going to be injured and I was going to be, you know, it's not a good thing when you're getting older and you've still got the same competitive mind. But things change.

And I realized that I had to pick my practices and that rankled as well. And I had to then just calm it down a little bit. Otherwise I was going to be injured and I was going to be, you know, it's not a good thing when you're getting older and you've still got the same competitive mind. But things change.

And I realized that I had to pick my practices and that rankled as well. And I had to then just calm it down a little bit. Otherwise I was going to be injured and I was going to be, you know, it's not a good thing when you're getting older and you've still got the same competitive mind. But things change.

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I do. Well, you know what? Some of these athletes, I mean, like I give you a prime example, right, is Ilias Ilias.