Fred Robinson, Chairman of Body Helix, is a 70-time World and U.S. medalist tennis champion and was inducted into the NC Tennis Hall of Fame in 2019. Robinson also is a U.S. National Grand Slam Title holder in singles and doubles and is an eleven-time Atlanta Senior Invitational Pro Tournament Singles Champion. He has been ranked No.1 in the United States in senior tennis in both singles and doubles multiple times during his career. He was also recognized as Player of the Year in the Men’s Open Singles in North Carolina and Florida and is an eight-time undefeated champion in the ITF World Team Competition. During his 30-year career, Robinson has also received many distinctions such as the Slew Hester Player of the Year Award, the National Gil Roberts Sportsmanship Award, and the Best Senior Tournament of the Year Award. Robinson founded Body Helix in 2008 when he observed that compression gear designed for muscle and joint pain/injuries had minimal effect, was uncomfortable, and was decades behind the advances of fabric science. This motivated Robinson to search for a material that would do three things better than any other material in the world of compression: stretch, rebound, and stay in place. His passion for creating high-quality, eco-friendly compression products is demonstrated through his continuous product research, development, and design efforts.
Mental Teleportation | The Most Powerful Technology in the World of Sports – and Life In Today’s Blog, You Will Learn: The Most Powerful Technology in the World of Sports – and Life The Difference Between Technology and Tools Why Humans Sometimes Bungle their Supreme Technology How to Turn this Dominating Technology in Your Favor […]
Topics in this Week’s Blog: What is a Polymath? The Worst Competitive Nightmare You Will Ever Face The Antidote: Adaptability with Purpose The Art of Plasticity The First Step What is a Polymath? In Western Europe, the first work to use polymathy was published in 1603 by Johann Von Wowern. Von Wowern defined polymathy as […]
Learning Points this Week: Getting Your Ass Kicked. The Rebound Effect. Nervous or Excited? As we learned in last week’s blog, sports participants and fans are hard-wired for the need to compete. Interestingly, our drive to compete (our emotional need) is the very thing that may prevent us from becoming champions. The hard-wiring that insists […]
Emotional Behavior + Awareness Thinking = Inspiring Results This week’s blog is one of my favorite areas of interest. It’s about insanity, self-worth, and awareness. The human species, as advanced as it has become, still fails to fully appreciate our hard-wired emotions. Sports may be the perfect environment for this genetic craving. In this Week’s […]
In This Week’s Blog: Game Theory Finite and Infinite Games Finite and Infinite Mindsets Tennis – A Finite Game with an Infinite Mindset | Case in Point Show up to Improve Live an Infinite Life Happiness and Joy *Coach’s Caveat: ‘Game Theory’ and ‘Finite & Infinite Games’ are complex topics, but worthy of […]
Who is in Control of Your Life? Unless you choose otherwise, you are the only person you can control. You are the only person who controls your happiness. This is part of what makes us human and what makes us who we are. When we experience feelings of happiness, sadness, anger, or depression, we […]
Ideas considered in this week’s blog: A breath of fresh air Balancing the predictable with the unknown Ways to develop Emotional Intelligence Advancing humanness “You take people as far as they will go, not as far as you would like them to go.” – Jeannette Rankin We’ve all heard of IQ. Our Intelligence Quotient is […]
“It’s what you learn after you know it all that counts.” -Coach John Wooden Elite Coaching In today’s blog you will discover: 🔵 A gauge of your own coaching satisfaction 🔵 The most important lesson you will ever give 🔵 3 learning milestones to propel your coaching skills My hope for this blog is to […]
“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” ― W.B. Yeats Our 120-bit brain I have read that our consciousness (our brain) can process about 120 bits of information per second. Sounds impressive. Think of this equivalent: An average person listens and attempts to process two people talking at […]
Tips in this week’s blog: The Most Important Decision We Will Ever Make Einstein’s Two Magical Life Tenets The Black Hole of Our Minds Cultivate Friendliness “The most important decision we make is whether we believe we live in a friendly or hostile universe.” -Albert Einstein If this quote looks familiar, it is. I referred […]
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