Winning is Not Everything

In Part 2 of our conversation with Khalid Cannon, the President and Chief Program Officer for Put Me In!, a nonprofit that increases access to sports for children of incarcerated parents, he discusses his mother's impact on his sports experience, and how he ended up being recruited to play football at Yale University.

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In Part 1 of our conversation with Khalid Cannon, the President and Chief Program Officer for Put Me In!, a nonprofit that increases access to sports for children of incarcerated parents, he shares about the lessons and challenges of his childhood growing up in an attic on his grandparents' chicken farm in Alabama while his father was in prison on drug charges.

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In Part 3 of our conversation with Prince Aligbe, a junior forward at Seton Hall, shares about some of his passions outside of basketball, and his insights for youth sports parents. 

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Prince Aligbe, a junior forward at Seton Hall, discusses persevering through injuries and slumps, and his thought process on colleges as a four-star recruit.

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In Part 1 of our conversation with Prince Aligbe, a junior forward at Seton Hall, highlights what changed after losing at a national tournament in middle school and juggling his talents in basketball with outside interests.

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In Part 3 of our conversation with Kelsey King, who retired from a brilliant playing career in hockey as an NCAA National Champion to become a Mental Performance Coach, discusses what compelled her to transfer from Minnesota State University, Mankato, to Ohio State University, and also pass up playing professionally to transition into Mental Performance Coaching.

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Kelsey King, who retired from a brilliant playing career in hockey as an NCAA National Champion, she discusses what she learned through disappointments and slumps as an athlete who emerged on USA Hockey's radar later than most prospects. 

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In Part 1 of our conversation with Kelsey King, who retired from a brilliant playing career in hockey as an NCAA National Champion, shares about her upbringing, her childhood challenges and frustrations, and keys to her late development in hockey.

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In Part 4 of our conversation with Bill Welle, the sports performance manager at Training Haus, which is headquartered at the Minnesota Vikings facility and powered by Twin Cities Orthopedics, he discusses one of his most memorable athlete success stories, as well as his advice for youth sports parents and young athletes. 

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In Part 3 of our conversation with Bill Welle, the sports performance manager at Training Haus, which is headquartered at the Minnesota Vikings facility and powered by Twin Cities Orthopedics, he shares how he balances confidence in his knowledge and teaching, with a humility to constantly explore ways to improve everything.