OPENING DAY l NO PAIN, NO GAIN l GAME READY SOFTBALL SERIES l EPISODE 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2020
- Game Ready Entertainment presents episode 3 of the 7-part docuseries. This episode takes our audience on reflection of the past to present. From where it all began for the players to where they are now. Memories filled with storytelling. Reflections, reveals a shocking element of the reality in sports. Another episode that does not disappoint in the world of softball. Game Ready sums it up nicely in the end. Once again, a lot of good players. Coaches do a great job. Nicely narrated to keep us involved to the end.
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This one was hard to watch. That's my niece on the ground. Aunt Leslie shed a few tears watching this. Marlene is healed up now and headed to the University of Arkansas next fall. Go Hogs! ❤🐗
This really helped me with softball. I've been playing since I was 6. Since I started watching this I have started diving for balls again. I love this show and shows me a lot of new things. Thank you!!
My 2 daughters played softball since elementary all the way to college, love and miss the sport, the friends and the adrenaline!!
I hope the young lady knee is ok. My daughter was invited to a Football Tangerbowl Bowl game in Orlando Florida to preform. She was in Marching Band was in colorguard where she excel in Rifle and Sabor. One week before she was to attend...she was on the field in a Competition...she fell in a hole..twisted her knee. She went down like a sack of tatters. She tore her ACL. She needed Surgery. But refused and insisted on going to Fla to preform. Unfortunately she hurt her knee again and was not able to go on the field but she got to sit with the band. She was so disappointed...but she said just being chosen as only 10 out of the USA to go she knee she was the best. But she was over the moon when she got to meet Phillip Rivers that night.
Great work, really love this series!
Good stuff. Keep it going!!
Before I retired and sold my business....When I interview someone one of the first questions I ask...do you play organized sports as a kid? The ones that said yes..I asked them why is it not on your resume? I always got a strange look. I would always hire someone who played organized sports over someone who did not. Even if that person may not of had the most experience in that line of work.