What a week I had. In between workouts with my teammates at the NovaCare Complex, I was able to take care of some business.
On Monday, I taped the Fashion Challenge for the 10! Show that will air this Monday. The taping was at Philadelphia University and consisted of PU design students showcasing their designs in men's casual wear. All four designers did a great job, unfortunately we had to cut one. Afterwards I was able to see some of the campus and that was amazing. I can't believe such a nice campus is tucked away in that area.
Tuesday it was off to Syracuse for a variety of events. That night I spoke to the Syracuse University Sports Managements Students who hosted a fundraising event to benefit the American Diabetes Association. Besides being given the opportunity to speak to the attendees, I had the honor of presenting Kyle Lograsso with the Perseverance in Sports Award. I had heard about Kyle from a segment on HBO's Real Sports and I was inspired. Kyle is a 6-year old golf prodigy who had his left eye removed due to cancer. What a great kid from a very loving family.
Wednesday Coach Greg Robinson asked me to speak to the SU Football team. I can't believe that it is 10 years since I sat as a player in that room. It was great to see the players and staff and get a workout in at the new weight room. The rest of the day it was down to business making several appearances to promote blood pressure awareness – check out www.BPsuccesszone.com - with my parents on behalf of Novartis.
On Monday, I taped the Fashion Challenge for the 10! Show that will air this Monday. The taping was at Philadelphia University and consisted of PU design students showcasing their designs in men's casual wear. All four designers did a great job, unfortunately we had to cut one. Afterwards I was able to see some of the campus and that was amazing. I can't believe such a nice campus is tucked away in that area.
Tuesday it was off to Syracuse for a variety of events. That night I spoke to the Syracuse University Sports Managements Students who hosted a fundraising event to benefit the American Diabetes Association. Besides being given the opportunity to speak to the attendees, I had the honor of presenting Kyle Lograsso with the Perseverance in Sports Award. I had heard about Kyle from a segment on HBO's Real Sports and I was inspired. Kyle is a 6-year old golf prodigy who had his left eye removed due to cancer. What a great kid from a very loving family.
Wednesday Coach Greg Robinson asked me to speak to the SU Football team. I can't believe that it is 10 years since I sat as a player in that room. It was great to see the players and staff and get a workout in at the new weight room. The rest of the day it was down to business making several appearances to promote blood pressure awareness – check out www.BPsuccesszone.com - with my parents on behalf of Novartis.
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