In segment four Bruce talks about his dad and what he learned from him. His dad was the athletic trainer for the Milwaukee Bucks when Oscar Robinson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar were part of the team. He said he learned a lot from watching these guys all the time in 7th, 8th, and 9th grade. They used to come to his football, hockey, and baseball games to watch him play. 

What Bruce learned from the Bucks players is do the little things to get ready and it adds up to the big thing to win. Create positive habits and you will be successful. 

We close the segment on what separates the superstars from the rest of the team. Bruce feels it is work ethic. It never stops. Great players are always working on something to become better. Learn to master your craft and learn to be a professional.