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Mitch Gaylord
- Olympic Gold Medal Gymnast
- Journalist/Broadcaster
- Actor/Stuntman
- Professional Speaker
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Mitch Gaylord inspires, motivates and entertains. After
experiencing his presentation, audiences feel they have met the person
behind the accomplishments!
Mitch
Gaylord first thrilled the world in 1984 when he led the United States
Olympic gymnastics team to its Gold Medal victory. In addition to being the
first American Gymnast in history to score a perfect “10,” Mitch went on to
capture a Silver medal for Vaulting and two Bronze medals for Rings and
Parallel Bars. As the number one ranked gymnast in 1983 and 1984, Mitch
invented two skills now named internationally after him. To this day, the
Gaylord Flip and the Gaylord Two are considered to be among the most
difficult and spectacular feats in gymnastics.
After the Olympics, Mitch was appointed to the president’s Council for
Physical Fitness by President Reagan. During this time, he fulfilled
numerous speaking engagements, endorsements and appearances across the
country. In 1986, Mitch made his acting debut in Columbia Pictures’
“American Anthem” and went on to appear in several commercial advertisements
including Levi’s, Diet Coke, Nike, Vidal Sassoon, Soloflex and Texaco. In
1995, he was inducted into UCLA’s Hall of Fame, and in 2006, he was inducted
into the US Olympic Hall of Fame.
Mitch has served as a journalist/broadcaster, a motivational coach and a
fitness expert. His passion for health and wellness led to his founding of
Mitch Gaylord’s Gold Medal Fitness and the creation of the Perfect 10
Workout.
Mitch’s commitment to creating an enduring legacy that will impact the
world of Health & Fitness is surpassed only by his passion for his family as
a dedicated father and loving husband to his wife, Valentina.
Few of us will ever compete on the international playing field of
world-champion athletes. But Mitch Gaylord shows audiences from all
walks of life how the POWER of FOCUS
(Flow, Originality,
Consistency, Unstoppable
Confidence, Strength) can make
winner out of real people in real life situations.
The Path of
The Olympian
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- We all need a dream or vision for our lives and the strength to
remain focused on that dream. The athletes 'zone' can be
applied to anything we pursue.
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- We need courage to face our fears in this ever-changing
world. Taking proper risks is not only necessary but highly
rewarding. The need to trust your instincts is imperative.
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- At the speed in which change occurs, we need the ability to act
swiftly, decisively, and accurately. To be effective, we must be
prepared, know our selves, and how we operate at our peak
performance level.
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- The Path of the Olympian requires a long-term commitment.
We don't achieve our goals overnight. Consistently correct
actions will produce the results we desire.
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- Learning how to be a "Champion" in life after you have
won is critical to long term success.
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| "The message Mitch Gaylord delivered in his
presentation was a perfect '10.' It was packed with real life
experiences that we can all draw from to grow both personally and
professionally." |
Thomas Sokol
Vice-President
Sprint
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| "Mitch's presentation . . . was an important
message for our group to hear and also very entertaining. The
standing ovation was well deserved . . . not only is Mitch an Olympic
Gold Medallist, but also an 'All American' speaker." |
Jay Hickler
President
All American Life Insurance
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