Maybe it's my fault, or maybe you're just making excuses.

Michael Jordan & Nike Gear: http://www.Nike.com

Maybe it's my fault.

Maybe I let you to believe it was easy, when it wasn't.

Maybe I made you think my highlights started at the free throw line, and not at the gym.

Maybe I made you think that every shot I took, was a game winner.

That my game was built on flash, and not fire.

Maybe it's my fault that you didn't see that failure gave you strength.That my pain, was my motivation.

Maybe I led you to believe that basketball was a God-given gift, and not something I worked for every single day of my life.

Maybe I destroyed the game.

Or maybe, you're just making excuses.

Become legendary.

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[ryan803]

Well i think this should be Lebron's next commercial.

[DailyMotivation]

@ryan803 "I saw LeBron before the game and asked for a dollar and he only gave me 75 cents. I go "Hey! Where's the rest of it?" and he goes "I don't have a fourth quarter" :)

[Ferreal92]

Dammit. I was planning on skipping the gym today, too. Thanks Mike (-_-)

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[VapourGigs]

those 2 dislike this video cos they keep giving excuses

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[R2T24]

My pain was my motivation !!

I remember this everytime i step on the court

[birdiebird97]

Powerful words mj powerful words

[YMCAfanFOl1fe]

@atter0 don't ever say you over trained your muscles

[hitman6191]

8 people are making excuses

[atter0]

@beatbeatBOOMbeat thanks

[MrJj604]

@atter0 when you can't sleep properly and still very sore 3 days after gym, take vitamins/eat right/ supplements will do wonders :) good luck

[davecom3]

"my failure gave me strength, my pain was my motivation" brilliant words

[jacksontevin]

i watch this every morning, starts me off on a good foot

[beatbeatBOOMbeat]

@after0—don't worry about it. Most everyone that worries about overtraining is small and weak. Overtraining is real, but it's rare and hard to do. Undertraining is much, much, much more common, and should be your bigger concern.

[stefanreid15]

This is so inspirational