What's up, folks?

Welcome back to the Whoop Podcast, where we sit down with top athletes, scientists, experts, and more to learn what the best in the world are doing to perform at their peak.

And what you can do to unlock your best performance.

That's right.

I am Will Ahmed, founder and CEO of Whoop.

And we are on a mission to unlock human performance. We got a phenomenal

guest this week, NFL legend and pal Larry Fitzgerald. That's right. Larry is one of the

greatest football players of all time, also one of the nicest football players of all time. And his

journey truly started at the bottom. He was literally a ball boy for the Minnesota Vikings when he was a

teenager. And we actually talk a lot about that, that phase of his life. His long career proves how

critical consistency and resiliency are. I think those are enormously important themes in Larry's

life. And I would say in this podcast. And Larry explains why his

drive to be great in football now really extends to every other aspect of his life. We discuss

his upbringing and how his parents shaped who he is today, how he approaches being a parent

himself and the values he tries to instill in his children. His legendary career,

so literally number two all-time catches in the NFL right behind Jerry Rice. We talk about how he

used his whoop and actually how whooped helped him realize he was dealing with sleep apnea,

which actually makes Larry's story that much more amazing, that he had this amazing, amazing career

with sleep apnea. And why he did an internship at J.P. Morgan at the height of his football career?

One of my favorite things about some of the world's greatest is their willingness to walk back

down the mountain when they want to find a new way to the top, especially in a new

career path. And Larry did that with finance and business. So it's a really interesting story

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