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Real Talk with Trayvon Bromell

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This week on Real Talk, I had a stunning time meeting with World Bronze Medalist Trayvon “Bullet” Bromell. Born and raised in Florida, Bromell didn’t have many positive role models to look up to; it was mostly just him and his praying mother. Trayvon experienced significant adversity in our sport, however through it all, last season he claimed the Bronze Medal at World Championships and he is also the 2022 Diamond League 100m Champion.

Trayvon has been a photographer for 7 years, @shotsbytb is where you can find his creative work. Fashion is another thing Bromell spends his free time on, to be specific he loves to wear suits. One of his goals is to be on the cover of GQ magazine, I believe he will achieve this easily. 

In this episode, Trayvon takes us through his career from the very beginning. Growing up in St. Petersburg, Florida, he faced many adversities which helped him develop into the confident athlete he is today. Taking almost 4 years off due to a grade one Achilles tear, Trayvon is currently one of the top male sprinters in the WORLD and he is only going forward. I’m so hyped to see him obtain that “Triple Gold” goal he set for himself next season! 

This conversation is so inspiring, and raw. I have to give a special shout out to Trayvon for being so open with us  <3 

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Shamir Little discusses her journey in track and field, from her early days in Chicago to her professional career, and the challenges she faced in the sport. She also shares insights into her resilience, injuries, and the impact of her family on her career. The conversation covers a range of topics including the challenges of being a female athlete, the impact of loyalty on personal well-being, the disappointment of the Grand Slam situation, the need for rebranding track and field, the mental and physical challenges of competing in multiple events, the pressure of representing Team USA, and the desire for an individual championship. The conversation also touches on the importance of authenticity, the experience of leaving a familiar training environment, and the desire to finish a career with a coach.TakeawaysResilience in the face of adversityThe impact of family on athletic career Female athletes face unique challenges related to their bodies and health.Loyalty to others should not come at the expense of one's own well-being.The track and field industry needs rebranding to change public perception and increase support.Competing in multiple events requires mental and physical resilience.The pressure of representing Team USA comes with high expectations and a desire for individual achievement.Authenticity and self-expression are important in the sport and beyond.Leaving a familiar training environment can be emotionally challenging.Finishing a career with a trusted coach is a meaningful goal.Chapters00:00 The Early Years and Transition to Houston01:04 The Rear You: Fun Segment02:29 Proud Moments and Picky Preferences04:28 Memorable Track Experiences10:15 Legacy at Texas A&M and Transition to the Pros19:45 Challenges and Resilience in the Sport24:03 Last Season and Personal Challenges25:50 Challenges of Being a Female Athlete26:48 Loyalty and Personal Well-being29:38 Disappointment of the Grand Slam Situation32:06 The Need for Rebranding Track and Field35:52 Competing in Multiple Events40:24 Pressure of Representing Team USA47:19 Desire for an Individual Championship48:51 Authenticity and Leaving a Familiar Training Environment
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Tiara Williams

"Tee” I am a former heptathlete, competed at three different schools on three different levels…….I know right lol. I use RealTalk to inspire, promote and entertain. I keep everything REAL authentic, Enjoy <3
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