Mud, Sweat and Tears

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Mud, Sweat and Tears: Premiership Rugby offers an exclusive look into the intense world of Rugby Union. This two-part series explores the essence of a Premiership Rugby champion, showcasing the extraordinary talent on the field and the gripping drama of elite-level sports. Off the field, it delves into the personal stories of rugby's iconic figures, taking you into their homes and revealing the human side of the game, from players to kitmen, club owners, and rising stars of the league.

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I liked how little the TV show was mentioned. Even though I like the show, I've seen most of the episodes; all the content in the book was new to me. Dreams, though, are cheap, and the real task comes when you start putting in place the steps needed to make those dreams a reality.”

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Mud, Sweat and Tears: Premiership Rugby delves into the essence of a Premiership Rugby champion, highlighting both the exceptional superhuman skill on the pitch and the high-stakes drama of elite-level sports. Mud, Sweat and Tears: Premiership Rugby is set to premiere on Prime Video in the US, the UK, Canada, and Australia on October 12, 2023.

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I think what I wanted most out of this book was to learn about how Bear Grylls became the famous person we know, today. What convinced him to join the SAS? How did he recover from that widely-publicized parachuting disaster? How did he end up hosting several TV series? I got some of what I wanted out of the book, but perhaps he thought some of those bits I was most interested in were either too painful or too boring. He also mentions a list of near-death experiences he's had (he stopped at 50) but doesn't actually tell what happened in a single one of those events. I would have loved to hear about those, but he does admit he doesn't like to think about them. His objective is not to come close to death but to challenge himself, enjoy life, and keep living. Jen Charney (26 April 2012). "Book review: "Mud, Sweat, and Tears," by Bear Grylls". The Washington Post . Retrieved 29 April 2018. Designed to reflect Zion's powerful mantra "out of the mud," the Jordan Zion 3 captures the essence of his hard-fought journey to NBA stardom. The engineered mesh that graces the upper showcases a refreshing mint tone, harmoniously juxtaposed with a vibrant multi-color TPU overlay, impressively 3D scanned from the splash Zion made stepping into the mud. The iconic Jumpman logo proudly sits atop the tongue, rendered in a bold blue hue that beautifully contrasts the predominant mint. Zion's distinctive logo, surrounded by meticulous embroidery, accentuates the heel. The performance aspects of the shoe don't disappoint either, boasting a drop-in midsole made of Formula 23 foam combined with a Zoom Air unit in the forefoot. The tricolored rubber outsole—mint, blue, and pink—stamps the design with finality, bearing Zion's branding in its center. I honestly believe that we all can take something from Bear’s empowering, sensational story, regardless of who we are. The unmistakable clarity within holds such truth – in that we can all achieve great things if there is the determination, drive and sincerity. It doesn’t matter if you aren’t the wealthiest person, the smartest or physically strongest person on the planet. Even if your goals/ aspirations seem to some completely nonsensical and unobtainable, it really doesn’t matter because life is what you make of it and unless you try you never know what could happen… Bear Grylls Memoir: How He Coped With Bullying". Huffington Post. 2 May 2012 . Retrieved 29 April 2018.However, in regions without Prime Video access, geo-restrictions could hinder your content enjoyment. To me, Christian faith is all about being held, comforted, forgiven, strengthened and loved—yet somehow that message gets lost on most of us, and we tend only to remember the religious nutters or the God of endless school assemblies.” It is that inner strength shining within the most unremarkable people that never fails to amaze. Bear Grylls’ candid autobiography exposes the man behind the celebrity façade; a man of immeasurable heart and soul. Faith in Christ has been the great empowering presence in my life, helping me walk strong when so often I feel so weak. It is no wonder I felt I had stumbled on something remarkable that night up that tree. Nicole LaPorte (24 February 2012). "He's Wild About Khakis". The New York Times . Retrieved 29 April 2018.

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YET here I am, because this person was literally who I watched 80% of the time I spent watching TV till I was 12 or 13 (?) I've spent so many holidays just watching him catch snakes and what not. He would later on film almost six seasons of Man vs. Wild, Worst-Case Scenario, and a whole series on what it is like to go through basic training inside the French Foreign Legion; he would lead countless expeditions to Antarctica, the Himalayas, and the Arctic, raising more than 2.5 million dollars for children's charities around the world; he is considered the most admired person by the middle classes, second only to the Queen in the UK among many other things that have made him successful.

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During this break, I wondered what differentiated a masochistic submissive of a guy climbing Everest. After all, to get to the summit, it is necessary to be ready to suffer. The sub’s master imposes him/her tests which the sub has to go through. The Dom makes him/her suffer physically and sometimes psychologically. Those who climb up to the summit live all the same difficulties. They live humiliation when, having to try a passage which they considered easy, they almost die on the spot. And pain... Yes, the climbers know it too and repeatedly. There is even some of them, if they survive, who lose limbs because of the freezing weather. To borrow St. Paul’s words, the former is as “having nothing, yet possessing all things,” while the other, though possessing all things, has nothing. My favourite quote in his book is: “I learnt another valuable lesson that night: listen to the quiet voice inside. Intuition is the noise of the mind.” This is a very wise quote coming from a man who sets himself to do stupid things. This quote teaches people that your instincts are what you can trust in situation. Life continues to be an adventure, and in many ways more so than ever. I have had to learn to prioritize clearly in my life: to be safe, get home fast, and keep it fun - the rest is detail."

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If people ask me today what I love about climbing mountains, the real answer isn’t adrenalin or personal achievement. Mountains are all about experiencing a shared bond that is hard to find in normal life.” It's full of adventure and endurance, self-discipline, extremely hard training and the willingness to go against fear and take (somewhat crazy, but lessons learned) risks. He really has done a lot of living and traveling in his life! Not to mention climb a lot of rooftops and trees while at Eaton - I was really surprised about that.The most important thing is that he is honest. He tells the reader everything, not only the good, innocent parts. There are chapter links at the start, index with keywords at the end, followed by a few nice photographs. And I learned a lot UK 'slang' words, or at least words I'd never heard of before. I find it sad that someone can wear the Christian label and that Christian bookshops and media automatically accept this and carry their books. The Bible clearly tells us that faith without works is dead. Grylls speaks a lot about faith, but faith in what. He gives to multiple charities, but they are all about health in this life. None are seeking to share the saving message of hope in Jesus before it is too late for lost sinners. It's tremendously thrilling. His training and the SAS selection was exciting, since it's often considered so secretive. (He didn't reveal anything he shouldn't, and left out the details I had so looked forward to read. But he had to run it by the SAS for approval, and it couldn't involve anything confidential.) What a horrifying experience, people have died of plain exhaustion, trying to get in! Bear learned two very strong lessons from his grandparents: the grass isn’t always greener elsewhere, and true love is worth fighting for.