Our goal is to connect Athletes, Parents, Coaches, Athletic Directors and anybody with a passion for sports. Our mission is to educate and promote the Education-Based Athletics philosophy. Sports is more than the result on the scoreboard. It is a metaphor for life and the skills learned through sports directly transfer to anything we do down the road. More important than creating better athletes is to create better people. With our podcast, we interview interesting people in the world of sports and ask them about their experiences and to get their unique perspective on the lessons they learned through sports.
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Our goal is to connect Athletes, Parents, Coaches, Athletic Directors and anybody with a passion for sports. Our mission is to educate and promote the Education-Based Athletics philosophy. Sports is more than the result on the scoreboard. It is a metaphor for life and the skills learned through sports directly transfer to anything we do down the road. More important than creating better athletes is to create better people. With our podcast, we interview interesting people in the world of sports and ask them about their experiences and to get their unique perspective on the lessons they learned through sports.
Buyanaa Boldbaatar: Alumni Series - Lessons Learned from the US Naval Academy
Athletics For Life
33 minutes 59 seconds
4 years ago
Buyanaa Boldbaatar: Alumni Series - Lessons Learned from the US Naval Academy
We interviewed Buyanaa Boldbaatar - Buyanaa is an alumnus from the International School of Ulaanbaatar and is currently enrolled at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. We talked with Buyanaa about his participation in high school athletics, his transition from Mongolia to the USA and the life lessons that he learned from the US Naval Academy. Buyanaa talks about his 'WHY', he is not only attending the US Naval Academy for his own benefits but he is there to represent his home country of Mongolia. An inspirational story of character, will, determination and resilience.
US Naval Academy Honor Code - https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_descriptionandredir_token=QUFFLUhqbmFoNUhWRFNaNjhTYTlxS04zYjliX2lpU0dCQXxBQ3Jtc0ttekpsaVJWVmlGZnhKa0JQVHBia1d4d0Job1B3OGhXc2d1ekFBbGEzb1p4LW9PV0dpaHA4VXlCcnRSSS1fNm1kM2k4TnlITVBCRmNNckdmRDhOYmhEUmFWYThHT0pNZDhyZlB3dW9NQWxOV1F2bWc4awandq=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.usna.edu%2Fhomepage.php (https://www.usna.edu/homepage.php)
1) Midshipmen are persons of integrity: They stand for that which is right.
They tell the truth and ensure that the truth is known.
They do not lie.
2) They embrace fairness in all actions. They ensure that work submitted as their own is their own, and that assistance received from any source is authorized and properly documented.
They do not cheat.
3) They respect the property of others and ensure that others are able to benefit from the use of their own property.
They do not steal.
Host(s): CD Johnson and Jeff Koops
Twitter: @AthleticsforLi2
Special Guest: Buyanaa Boldbaatar
Camera and editing: Scott Lillis
Athletics For Life
Our goal is to connect Athletes, Parents, Coaches, Athletic Directors and anybody with a passion for sports. Our mission is to educate and promote the Education-Based Athletics philosophy. Sports is more than the result on the scoreboard. It is a metaphor for life and the skills learned through sports directly transfer to anything we do down the road. More important than creating better athletes is to create better people. With our podcast, we interview interesting people in the world of sports and ask them about their experiences and to get their unique perspective on the lessons they learned through sports.
