Coming from Canada, I must admit, I’ve never been a fan of soccer. Maybe it’s because I broke my arm while playing it when I was a young one, or maybe it’s just because there is too much action in the middle of the field. Regardless, I think Ted Moseby has a chance of finding true love before I ever …

As we have begun to settle into the Manhattan Sports Business Academy as well as our internships, it has definitely gotten easier to acclimate with the demanding schedule that comes with being a member. A normal day for the average participant begins with a morning workout at 6:30 a.m., which leads into the daily internship from 9am – 6pm, with …

We are in the middle of our third week here at MSBA. After a depressing Oklahoma City Thunder loss the previous night, I was ready to start my day off right. With our fitness program going along the lines of the book written by Brett Stewart, 7 Weeks to Getting Ripped, we do our workouts on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Today …

I finally moved in. After finishing up my Master’s degree on Friday, I began a hectic, exhausting, but very exciting trek across the Atlantic Ocean. I began my journey in Cambridge, where I took a three hour bus ride into Heathrow Airport in London. I then took a quick flight to pop over to Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. After a …

After a pretty hectic first week in NYC, I have finally settled in with the MSBA schedule. Graduating on June 9 and flying into JFK on the 10th, I started work last Tuesday with my head still spinning from all the changes taking place. I have been fortunate enough to be able to work for two sporting properties, Basketball City …