“Success demands singleness of purpose.”
What’s Your Y?
Purpose is the most powerful motivator in life. It’s what gets you out of bed at 5am to lift weights before school or work. Every athlete has a unique sense of purpose and a compelling personal story behind it.
The YOLKED “What’s Your Y” series brings those inspirational stories to light, as we share a behind-the-scenes look at what drives members of Team YOLKED to reach new heights in their personal and professional journeys.
Subscribe and get involved with our blog articles, videos, social posts and interviews with Team YOLKED athletes all answering that one question, “What’s Your Y?”
RECENT POSTS FROM THE "WHAT'S YOUR Y?" SERIES
" My Y is to be the best athlete I can be." Zach Guth, MiLB Pitcher
What's Your "Y" Zach Guth, MiLB Pitcher How has your sport journey evolved? My sport journey since I started taking YOLKED has been nothing short of amazing. Being able to...
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"I strive to lead by example" Matt Hartman, Pitcher, Braves
What's Your "Y" Matt Hartman, Pitcher, Braves How has your fitness/sport journey evolved since day 1? "I grew up playing little league and playing catch with my dad in the...
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"My overall purpose is to be the best that I can be. " Jonathan Hilliman, NFL Running Back
What's Your "Y" Jonathan Hilliman, NFL Running Back What do you do to make sure you're physically and mentally prepared for competition "Recovery is always important, especially for someone who...
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"My "Y" is to maximize my pure potential to help cultivate those around me." Travis Moniot, OF, Chicago White Sox
I do the things that I do because I feel that a part of our purpose in this life is to maximize our pure potentiality in order to benefit and...
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"My "Y" is the endless pursuit of mastery." Justin Friedman, MILB Pitcher
"At the core of it for me is the endless pursuit of mastery. With each level you progress to a whole new world of information opens up to you." ~ Justin Friedman, Pitcher...
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"My “Y” is knowing that I am taking full advantage of the body I have been given." Cole Christiansen, Linebacker, Los Angeles Chargers
"My “Y” is knowing that I am taking full advantage of the body I have been given." Cole Christiansen, Linebacker, Los Angeles Chargers
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