Podcasts about adonal

On today's episode of Legends Of Sport, Andy chats with NBA Legend, Adonal Foyle. Adonal shares his experience growing up in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (4:40), and how he was introduced to the game of basketball at 15 years old (9:10). He also touches on his first time coming to the United States (12:53), his decision to play collegiate basketball at Colgate (16:58), and his tenure in the NBA, playing with the Warriors, Magic, and Grizzlies (20:45). Adonal also discusses his passion for player development and his mission to help the NBA and its players navigate their careers both on and off the court (22:38).

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Adonal Foyle, former NBA player talks about The Mindset of a NBA Big Man. With 492 career collegiate career block shots (NCAA Record), 1,140 career block shots (Golden State Warrior leader) and 3,400 career rebounds. Adonal definitely shares a thing or two on what it takes mentally to be a Big Man in the NBA and why the Big Man role has changed in today's basketball. He also shares his perspective on why the decline in physicality within the sport of basketball and how his work ethic as an athlete has served him in his life after basketball. This is an interview of an incredible person who is deeply connected to the game of basketball emotionally, physically, and mentally. There is nothing better to listen to Adonal talk about the mental game and the stories that made up his career.

Matt shoots it with Adonal Foyle '98, longtime NBA player, and renaissance man. Adonal touches on what he thinks makes his Golden State Warriors such a special team, the thought behind his philanthropic works, and his lifelong mission, the pursuit and journey of continued education.

Today we talk to former NBA basketball player Adonal Foyle. This conversation is really interesting because we talked about one of the biggest issues facing athletes, and that's what they will do once their careers are over. Adonal helps athletes with this, and also has a number of different ventures and books. Check him out at AdonalFoyle.com