Championship Motivational Quotes

Quitters quit, decision makers move on!

Your business is based upon your commitment!

Blood + Sweat + Tears = Championships

All through high school and college, his judo coach and older teammates would often say to him, "You have the talent and the strength, and you practice enough, but you just don't have the desire." They were probably right. He lacked that drive to win at all costs, which is why he would often make it to the semifinals and the finals but lose the all-important championship match.

Anxiety is stemmed from worrying about the past and worrying about the future!

Own your growth and your schedule!

There are varying motivations for becoming a professional athlete, from the money to the fame to the women to the drive to the competition. But on this night at this singular moment the Mets remembered what it was like to do something for pure love. They had accomplished the baseball impossible, and the result was euphoria.

Someone Else's words can detour your potential!

Your schedule predicts your miracle or not!

The ones who want to achieve and win championships motivate themselves.

To win championships, you need to have a thick skin. For battles are not only on the field but may also exist within.

To win championships, you need to have a thick skin. For battles are not only on the field, they may come from external forces and also exist within.

If you’re motivated by praise, you’re going to be defeated in criticism.” That goes along with the quote by Warren Wiersbe, a well-known preacher and Christian writer, who said, “If praise humbles us, then criticism will build us up. But if praise inflates us, then criticism will crush us; and both responses lead to our defeat.” Fighting that and finding the balance of being humbled by praise and not motivated by it is a daily process.

Before Leonardo da Vinci painted The Last Supper, he saw the masterpiece in his mind. Before Winston Churchill led Britain during World War II, he envisioned winning the battle. Before Tiger Woods won his first championship, he saw himself holding the coveted trophy. There are times when God gives you a dream so distinctly that it changes the direction of your life.

Tommy Lasorda, manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers for four National League pennants and two World Series championships, said in an interview with Fortune magazine: Happy people give better performances. I want my players to know that I appreciate what they do for me. See, I believe in hugging my players. I believe in patting them on the back. People say, “God you mean to tell me you’ve got a guy making a million and half dollars a year and got to motivate him?” I say, absolutely. Everybody needs to be motivated, from the President of the United States on down to the guy who works in the clubhouse.

Ralph Brown coached high school football at St. Margaret’s Episcopal School in San Juan Capistrano, California. He is an accomplished football player who has won various championships and awards. He proudly served as a sports broadcaster for Fox Sports West Prenzone for 3 years, and he was a sports analyst for the ABC affiliate in Lincoln Nebraska, covering Husker Football. Ralph currently serves as a mentor and motivational speaker to young athletes.