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Send us Fan Mail Usain Bolt was nervous in the tunnel before his first Olympic final in Beijing in 2008, and a conversation with his coach is what let all of his preparation show up when it counted: the work is already done, so the moment is only execution. Austin uses that story to name what separates athletes who are dominant in practice from athletes who can carry it into competition, and it comes down to one word, eyes. He brings in Harrison Ford passing along Marlon Brando's advice to a ...
