Life Lessons from a Father and Coach

The video features a series of motivational speeches and life lessons. A coach challenges a player to push beyond his limits, emphasizing perseverance and self-belief. A speech highlights overcoming fear and embracing one's potential. A father imparts wisdom on resilience and facing life's challenges. The video also honors past teammates, urging players to play with heart. Finally, it encourages pursuing dreams despite obstacles.

What does the coach ask Brock to do differently during the death crawl?

• Do it without using his hands

• Run instead of crawl

• Do it blindfolded

• Carry two people on his back

Why does the coach want Brock to do the death crawl blindfolded?

• To improve his focus

• To make it more challenging

• To prevent him from giving up early

• To test his balance

What is our deepest fear according to the speech?

• That we will be judged

• That we are inadequate

• That we will fail

• That we are powerful beyond measure

What does the speech say about playing small?

• It is enlightened

• It makes others feel secure

• It serves the world

• It does not serve the world

What does the father say about the world in his speech?

• It is full of opportunities

• It is a very mean and nasty place

• It is always fair

• It is full of sunshine and rainbows

According to the father, what is life about?

• How hard you can hit

• How hard you can get hit and keep moving forward

• Blaming others for your failures

• Avoiding challenges

What does the coach emphasize about the opponent team?

• They are less experienced

• They are overconfident

• They are bigger, faster, and stronger

• They are not well-prepared

What does the coach say about the team's heart?

• It is weak

• It is unknown to the opponent

• It is visible on paper

• It is not important

What does the father advise his son about dreams?

• To share them with everyone

• To forget about them

• To let others guide them

• To protect them

What should you do if you want something, according to the father?

• Ask for help

• Wait for it

• Go get it

• Forget about it