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At 59, Mike Flynt went back to college to play football. The Senior tells his wild true story, with Michael Chiklis tackling the role (literally). “We all have regrets,” Chiklis told me. “What Mike did is what we all want—a second chance.”
Michael Chiklis and Mike Flynt on The Senior, Second Chances, and Hitting Back at 59
{Book Review) Mike Flynt – The Power Based Life
Are you after some life motivation and mentoring? Are you wanting to get out of that rut you’re stuck in and looking for a break through? Mike Flynt’s “The Power Based Life – Realize Your Life’s Goals and Dreams by Strengthening your Body, Mind, and Spirit” might just be for you then. Mike Flynt is a strength and conditioning coach from the USA specialising in college American football. The crazy thing about this guy is at the age of 59 he returned to football and qualified as line-backer for an elite college football team. I’m an Aussie, so not even remotely interested in American Football (you should look up “real” football; AFL) but this book really struck a chord with me. Mike gives a stack of guidance for your own goals that you want to achieve; providing stories of his own journey from a failed college athlete to becoming one of the oldest college football players.
Regardless of your interest in American Football or sports for that matter – I’m sure most people looking for some inspiration and guidance on goal setting along with some scripture will find this book encouraging.
4 out of 5 high fives
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