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Video Highlight; 1992 week 2 NYJ @ Pittsburgh

Barry Foster and Larry Griffin star in the Steelers 26-10 win:

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I was fortunate enough to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1966-1969. I worked in the world after that for about thirty-four years (just added it up) from December of 1969 to June of 2003. I was a member of many teams after Pittsburgh: Sanford Rose & Associates, City of Akron Human Relations Commission, Kent State University and Penn State University (from which I retired in 2003) and many more service and leadership development organizations as a volunteer leader.

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So this being the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, and me being kind of a history nut I thought I’d tie the Gettysburg Address in with the Pittsburgh Steelers.  Makes sense, right?  You’ll discover that I will tie the Steelers, mainly the 70’s Steelers, in with American history from time to time.  My writings will be of the “random thoughts” type of writing.  As I compose these articles you will see that my thoughts will bounce around a little and that is what you will read.  So let’s begin.  Lincoln began his Address with a look back in time. I’m going to borrow his opening.

Two score and eight years ago my parents brought forth onto this continent a new Steelers fan, conceived in (well, conceived in a small two bedroom apartment on East Orange St. in a small town in central Pennsylvania, but we won’t go into that.  Hopefully, you know about that kind of stuff by now.) and dedicated to proposition that the Steelers are the best team in the NFL.  My earliest memory of the Steelers was watching who I believe was Terry Bradshaw in the Steelers all white uniforms.  No clue who they were playing but I was hooked.  My dad told me that I had to root for a Pennsylvania team. The Steelers were winning. That was easy.  We lived in a neighborhood in the mid 70s full of kids who each liked different NFL teams.  The Raiders, the Dolphins, Cowboys, Eagles were all represented.  Our neighborhood was the NFL.  All of our bedrooms were like a fan zone for each team.

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First, can you talk about how you got started as a trainer?

In 2005 I started training kids. I played college ball at Oklahoma and after I graduated I saw the high schools in the Dallas area where I grew up had no training programs for receivers. They lifted weights and ran but they weren’t taught a lot of the skills and techniques. So I started training them, and word of mouth started on what I was doing.

After a while I was training 60-to-70 kids in that first year for free. Then I was able to turn it into a business.

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