Their high school athletics are even arch-rivals (Turkey Day game!).

They mention a presentation:Nearly 400 people crowded the Detroit Athletic Club on May 2 to hear details about the investment team that Dave Bing-led Spingarn Development pulled together for his Watermark Detroit development on Detroit's East Riverfront.That leads me to think they did a registration for their sales of securities.

Back in the day, as an Air Force athlete at 6’ 6”, 225 lbs I went through plenty of nicknames by my fellow officers.

Lots of athletics types on BP (for example, I think I saw an all American football newbie today, and  I have an interview with a former Clemson football captain, now tackling real estate big time, in my blog here on BP, viewable in my profile).

The more salient examples of Farmer, Athlete, and Soldier are the more motivating ones to me.   

They have a course set up here and hey free shirt... possibly you could all go and get one below is where you'd askhttp://primal-fitness.com/index.php/faqSingle Session Drop-In- $20 for out of town Crossfit athletes (Includes a Primal T-shirt), Free for active duty military, law enforcement or rescue personnel.I suggest this if it’s on a weekend :http://primal-fitness.com/index.php/sign-up-for-classes/parkour Parkour Drop-in Training and Open GymsThe American Parkour Academy offers training sessions available to anyone for drop-in, and open gym times for those parkour practitioners who are more self-directed.The Saturday Parkour Open Training is a 2-hour session led by an instructor and comprising a complete parkour training session including a warm-up, technique and skill work, challenges, and some free time to explore the course.The session is $25 for non-members and $15 for those registered in monthly parkour.Every Saturday from 10am-Noon.

I am a recent college graduate student-athlete considering REI as a lifestyle!

I was under the impression that WCAP referred to World Class Athlete Programs in finance.

All professional athletes that I know of have coaches and had coaches along the way.I hope this can give another perspective to those who have commented thus far: @Chris Mason, @Caleb Heimsoth, @Pablo Barrientos, @Jim K., @Shawn Ward, @Nicole A., @Derrick E.

Even the great Ray Lewis retired when he was 37; your career is winding down and based on what other ex-professional athletes have told me it's important to find a fulfilling profession after their playing days end (I knew a USC football player and he told me he and his fellow Trojans have a text thread and a lot of guys have trouble finding purpose in their lives after football ends - some of them never even played in the NFL and still felt incredibly lost after football).You have the capital and it sounds like you've done deals prior.