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Hard Fought Lessons: by an Olympic Judoka (in English)
Matt D'Aquino
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Hard Fought Lessons: by an Olympic Judoka (in English) - D'Aquino, Matt
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Synopsis "Hard Fought Lessons: by an Olympic Judoka (in English)"
Hard Fought Lessons is written by 2008 Judo Olympian Matt D'Aquino. It is full of motivational stories and insights Matt has gained throughout his 11 years competing on the world stage.In sixteen exciting chapters, Matt reveals what helped him push through the 3.5 hour training sessions in some of the toughest training centres in the world, the secret of goal setting and the positive or negative effect your family and friends can have on you. He teaches that you will encounter roadblocks and detours, but encourages you to never lose sight of your dreams and goals. This book is a must for any Judoka interested in what it takes to have an international competitive Judo career, and it will inspire you to never give up on your dreams! About the AuthorMatt D'Aquino is a Judo Olympian and author from Canberra, Australia. He has been studying Judo for over thirty years and has represented Australia at eight Continental Championships, four World Championships and competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. He is also a Brazilian Jiujitsu Black Belt. He is passionate about all things Judo and Brazilian Jiujitsu and has helped thousands of grapplers worldwide through his online Judo resources, eBooks and online content which can be found online.
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