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Answering Interview Question:
What raw talents have helped you be better than other people in your sports taht you have participated in?

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City and Locale:
Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Sports

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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Original Memory Interview Question

What raw talents have helped you be better than other people in your sports taht you have participated in?

His Response:

Self-delusion is perhaps my strongest athletic ability. It really helps me be better than the others.

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UserName: Bjorn Freeh Write a Private Message to Bjorn Freeh

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Hometown:
Armada, MI

Memories:45

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September 25, 2007 - 11:06 AM

Answering Interview Question:
What can you remember about learning experiences that you have gained from participating in athletic events?

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City and Locale:
Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Learning Experience

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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What can you remember about learning experiences that you have gained from participating in athletic events?

His Response:

I've learned much from my children's activities. The Thompsons are not a competitive people. However, we've found ways to have fun even when losing a game.

My older son took a soccer ball to the chops on a cold, rainy day. He stopped for a second, got a look of determination in his eyes, and moved on. I was amazed that he could be so strong, because that had to hurt.

My younger son tried out for a soccer travel team. He didn't know any of the other boys trying out and they wouldn't pass him the ball. Finally, in frustration, he took the ball from a kid, dribbled around the rest, attacked the goal and scored. Then, he came to me and said, "Let's go home." He wanted nothing to do with a team of selfish players.

My daughter, who is the youngest in her class, is a pretty shy girl. She changed schools at sixth grade and knew nobody. Prior to school that year, the girls in the school had a volleyball camp and invited her. Suddenly, she was one of the girls.

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September 25, 2007 - 11:16 AM

Answering Interview Question:
To date, what is the most important achievement you have accomplished to date?

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Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Sports

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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To date, what is the most important achievement you have accomplished to date?

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I am the father and dad (similar but different) to three amazing human beings. But this is a sports interview, so...

I grew up in a serious football town, never played, and was well-liked by the football coach (a guy noted for not liking non-footballers).

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September 25, 2007 - 11:19 AM

Answering Interview Question:
How much do you think athletic skills are based on talent?

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Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Sports

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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How much do you think athletic skills are based on talent? Or do you think athletic skills can be perfected by learning practicing and hard work?

His Response:

I gotta go with Yogi Berra on this... sports is 90% mental and the other half physical.

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September 25, 2007 - 11:21 AM

Answering Interview Question:
Have you ever been recognized for hard work that you did with a team?

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Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Sports

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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Have you ever been recognized for hard work that you did with a team?

His Response:

One of the younger girls on my daughter's first AYSO soccer team made posters for my wife and me. Mine says, "#1 Best Coach Ever Mr. Thompson". Best trophy ever.

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UserName: Bjorn Freeh Write a Private Message to Bjorn Freeh

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September 25, 2007 - 11:34 AM

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