His father had tried but never made it to the Olympics. As a young child, he was groomed for glory by his dad, who was a judo coach. So I literally walked into the sport and started practicing at the age of 5. My dad was a judo instructor, and he owned a judo school in Peabody, Mass.
I mean, literally the day I could walk is when I was on a judo mat. JIMMY PEDRO: So I actually started judo since I can remember. But first, we're going to start with a story of one athlete. Dan Pink is going to join me later in this episode. Today, we're going to take a look at what losing does to athletes, to fans and to teams. We hear a lot about winners at the Olympics, but most athletes at the games come home losers.
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