Green Bay Packers’ Mason Crosby’s Biggest Lesson
Green Bay Packers Kicker Mason Crosby joins adidas’ Mark King to discuss overcoming adversity and finding balance.
Extraordinary Happens: Competing in Sports, Business and Life – with Mark King
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Extraordinary Happens features compelling conversations with some of the biggest names in sports. Host Mark King, President of adidas Group North America, explores the stories from on and off the field of play that are shaping the sports landscape today.
Robin Arzon: “Ordinary People Can Do Extraordinary Things”
Running coach, personal trainer and bestselling author Robin Arzon joins adidas’ Mark King to discuss why she left her career in law to pursue a life ...
Nneka Ogwumike on the Power of Sport
WNBA Champion Nneka Ogwumike joins adidas’ Mark King to talk about her pursuit of greatness and the opportunity for women in sports.
How Coach of the Year Bob Hurley Built a Legacy
Legendary high school basketball coach Bob Hurley joins adidas’ Mark King to share lessons from 45 years at St. Anthony’s High School.
What We Can Learn From Tim Tebow
St. Lucie Mets Outfielder Tim Tebow joins adidas’ Mark King to share lessons finding success, failure, leadership, competition and the power of sport....
Landon Collins’ Key to Success
New York Giants Safety Landon Collins joins adidas’ Mark King to talk about his journey to the NFL and the importance of practice.
How Robbie Rogers’ Courage Can Inspire Us All
MLS Star Robbie Rogers joins adidas’ Mark King to talk about his journey to professional soccer and the courage it took to share his story with the wo...
ASU President Dr. Crow: “We Must Destroy The Status Quo”
Arizona State University President Dr. Michael Crow joins adidas’ Mark King to discuss the “New American University,” the importance of inclusion in e...
Chris Archer: “It Takes 10 Years to Become an Overnight Success"
Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher Chris Archer joins adidas’ Mark King to talk about his path to the major leagues, lessons about failure and finding your deeper...
Kathrine Switzer Reminds Us: “The Worst Things in Life Can Become the Best Things”
Kathrine Switzer, the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon 50 years ago, joins adidas’ Mark King to talk about turning obstacles into opp...