Sports in the Cinema
September 10, 2009 · Posted in Uncategorized · 2 Comments
We all have seen that inspirational sports movie. That movie that made us want to be an athlete of some sort, even if we were definitely not the active type. They make us laugh, they make us cry, they give us some of the most famous quotes of all time, and they inspire us to be faster, stronger, and overcome all challenges.
EPO-Boost provides that natural and safe way to become as great as the characters in those sports movies that changed our lives.
Here is a list of ESPN’s Top Ten Sports Movies of all time:
- “The Longest Yard” – 1974, Starring: Burt Reynolds
- “The Hustler” – 1961, Starring: Paul Newman
- “Caddyshack” – 1980, Starring: Bill Murray
- “Field of Dreams” – 1989, Starring: Kevin Costner
- “The Natural” – 1984, Starring: Robert Redford
- “Slap Shot” – 1977, Starring: Paul Newman
- “Hoosiers” – 1986, Starring: Gene Hackman
- “Raging Bull” – 1980, Starring: Robert De Niro
- “Rocky” – 1976, Starring: Sylvester Stallone
- “Bull Durham” – 1988, Starring: Kevin Costner
If you haven’t seen even one of these films, stop, take a moment to find it and watch it and then use that emotional surge, plus some EPO-Boost, to go out and be the best athlete that you can.
It just might change your life.
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