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Gregg Popovich's message about Tim Duncan

(Graphics by Sean Belarmino Curate) After Duncan announced that he's no longer playing in the NBA for the next season, San Antonio Spurs Head Coach Gregg Popovich said Tuesday his message about the future Hall of Famer. "He's irreplaceable. It can't happen," Popovich said. "We're all unique. I guess each one of us is unique. But he's been so important to so many people, it's just mind boggling. To think that he's going to be gone makes it really difficult to imagine walking into practice, going to a game, getting on the bus, taking him a piece of carrot cake -- whatever it might be. "You don't see Timmy beating his chest as if he was the first human being to dunk the basketball, as a lot of people do these days. He's not pointing to the sky. He's not glamming to the cameras. He just plays, and we've seen it for so long it's become almost mundane. But it's so special that it has to be remembered." C... ... See more

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"I AM NOT RETIRED" - Conor McGregor

The  World of Combat Sports was shocked the passed Tuesday after Connor "The Notorious" McGregor  announced his young retirement via tweeter. The retirement tweeet holds the record of most retweeted post.  A lot of stipulations and rumors came out but it wasn't confirmed until UFC President Dana White announced that UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor was pulled from the main event of UFC 200 which is set to take place  on July 9 in Las Vegas. The GREAT NEWS however is that   Conor McGregor is still willing to show up and FIGHT! In his latest statement which can be found on facebook “ The Notorious” says that he is “Not retired” and willing to show up and fight but under few conditions.                                         Check out the latest post below: app-facebook Conor McGregor 34 minutes ago incorrect f... ... See more

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Shoe Retirement 101: When Should You Retire Your Running Shoes?

It is an accepted fact that all shoes will eventually reach their so-called “retirement” after a long (or short) period of  usage. Although the life span of each pair lasts differently, all of them present signs of wear over time. Runners should take notice of these signs to prevent possible problems and injuries in the future.  To better explain things, I will use my own running shoe as an example in this article. I bought a NIKE Lunar Forever 2 way back in 2013.   It was the only running pair I had in that year. As a consequence, it became my training and performance shoes in all my runs. The LF2 was my all-around shoe until I had an enough number of other running shoes for my rotation. The Lf2 lasted for almost 3 years (not bad) as I declared its retirement a week ago.   So… What are the factors that a runner must consider before retiring his/her pair? FACTOR #1: ACCUMULATED MILEAGE  I used the Lunar Forever 2 in all of these... ... See more

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