BE INSPIRED
Stories that inspire us to be OUR best and believe in the possible.
It has been said that a part of being successful is stealing from others. Well at Bouncin4Checks we believe that athletes can borrow a little bit from each other as the journey to success is shared. Be inspired by real life events, situations, and experiences to help push through the pain when adversity hits. As a wise person once said “ tell me, I’ll forget, show me I may remember, but involve me and I’ll understand forever.
And Bo knows (Unprecedented Bo Jackson)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Some athletes are great at the sport they play, and people
Brown spewed knowledge (Unabating Jim Brown)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Jim Brown was known as a power running back from his
Hank hammered with his bat (Unsurpassed Hank Aaron)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Starting off in the Negro League Hank Aaron worked his way
Flood was a class act (Exploited Curt Flood)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert In many situations in life some people must go through something
Bozella won his bout (Undefeated Dewey Bozella)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Taking the road less traveled is often the way to success.
Mike Knocked them out (Undisputed Mike Tyson)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Mike Tyson had a troubled childhood growing up in a hard-core
Ashe Gave Service (Unpretentious Arthur Ashe)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Professional Athletes are very busy people given all the hours spent
Joe served (Unselfish Joe Louis)
During the time when Joe Louis was coming into to the American sports arena as a professional the two most
Russell Defended (Unrivaled Bill Russel)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert In sports there are many ways to measure a team’s greatness
Clemente was enshrined (Unforgettable Roberto Clemente)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Roberto Clemente left his mark on baseball and as an activist
Sherman shined brilliant (Unfazed Richard Sherman)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert We live in a world where you can be criticized publicly
Magic was resilient (Undaunted – Magic Johnson)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert When someone mentions the name Irving “Magic” Johnson many adjectives come
Jabbar Sky Hooked (Unequaled Kareem Abdul- Jabbar)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert At 7’2’’ it’s hard to find people that you can see
Wendell Raced (Undenied Wendall Scott)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Wendall Scott was a true champion even before he put his
Ali Gave Lip (Unsubdued Muhammad Ali)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert The feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or
A.I., Didn’t Follow the Script (Unscripted Allen Iverson)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Allen Iverson was born in Hampton Virginia to a single parent
Pele, to swift (Unparalleled Pele)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Edson Arantes do Nascimento, known as Pele to huge soccer fans
Sweetness was Adored (Unforeseeable Walter Payton)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert The adage says, “men lie, women lie, numbers don’t”. With nine
Bolt was too Fast (Unmatched Usain Bolt)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert There are many elite athletes all around the globe that accomplish
Jackie was Fearless (Unafraid Jackie Robinson)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Being the first to do anything in life comes with its
Tiger Roared (Unfavored Tiger Woods)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Many athletes learn at an early age that being an athlete
The Mamba Scored (Unconscious Kobe Bryant)
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert Kobe Bryant was drafted out of high school June 26th, 1996
Twenty- Three
Written by: Ray Lamar Inspired by: Artist Bill Rembert The iconic silhouette of Michael Jordan serves as a statue to
The Workout Trap
With only 2 percent of high school athletes making it to college to play sports, these numbers could leave many