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From Brian Cushing's blog:
Sadly, enough said........
From Brian Cushing's blog:
Busy Days
Written by Brian Cushing, Thursday October 15 2009
In my rookie year Ive found that I really have no time off at all. On Tuesday, my day off, I went to the stadium to work out, then I had treatment, iced my shoulder, iced my knee, got a massage. I went home and got in the hyperbaric chamber for an hour. Then I just hung out watching film of the Cincinnati Bengals, and that was really the only time I had to myself all week.
On a practice day Im up at 5:15 a.m. just to get started early. I get to the facility and get my treatment, then we have a meeting at 7:15. We practice until about 1:30 or 2 p.m., then more meetings and they send me home after some more treatment. I usually get home around 4:30 every day. Then I like to watch a little game film on my own, they give you a DVD cut up with the things you want to see from the other team.
They let us eat during meetings because they know you have so little time. Guys also fall asleep in meetings all the time, but I sit in the front to make sure that doesnt happen.
Its a busy schedule but I know I wouldnt trade it for anything. To me, Im doing the best thing in the world. When it gets tough you just have to realize that this is everything youve worked for.
Sadly, enough said........