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The Bad Boy Olympian documentary (BBC) - Ashley McKenzie
Cichorei Kano- Posts : 1948
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The Bad Boy Olympian documentary (BBC) - Ashley McKenzie
by Cichorei Kano Mon Jan 27, 2014 10:12 am
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Re: The Bad Boy Olympian documentary (BBC) - Ashley McKenzie
by Creamy creamy baileys Wed Feb 05, 2014 6:04 pm
Someone posted this recently to FB and I watched it all a few weeks ago.
Great story (I think) because it showcases the effects of judo on emotional maturity, growth etc. Ashley - and his mentors - certainly seem to be using it to good benefit to counteract some troubling circumstances in his life.
Also - damn - his judo is *slick*.
Great story (I think) because it showcases the effects of judo on emotional maturity, growth etc. Ashley - and his mentors - certainly seem to be using it to good benefit to counteract some troubling circumstances in his life.
Also - damn - his judo is *slick*.
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Re: The Bad Boy Olympian documentary (BBC) - Ashley McKenzie
by Ben Reinhardt Thu Feb 06, 2014 11:39 am
Very interesting, thanks for sharing !
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Re: The Bad Boy Olympian documentary (BBC) - Ashley McKenzie
by Ben Reinhardt Thu Feb 13, 2014 3:26 am
How is he a "bad boy" anyway ? ADHD seems to be an issue, however, I think that may in reality be one of his strengths as a competitor, despite other issues it causes him.
He is VERY quick and coordinated. Made the other guys in the video at the shiai look like they were standing still at times.
He is VERY quick and coordinated. Made the other guys in the video at the shiai look like they were standing still at times.
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