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While most LIV Golf players spent Tuesday preparing for LIV Golf Virginia, Bryson DeChambeau was at the White House.
DeChambeau, who last year was appointed Chair of the President's Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition, was in Washington D.C. with Donald Trump as the President signed a presidential memorandum to officially restore the Presidential Fitness Test.
DeChambeau spoke to kids inside the Oval Office alongside the President, but his adventures didn't stop there.
He got into a push-up content on the White House lawn ... with Gary Player.
Yes, really.
And perhaps unsurprisingly, DeChambeau stopped doing pushups before the 90-year-old Player did.
While speaking to kids inside the Oval Office, DeChambeau said “I just want to say to the kids, the most important thing you can do is always get 1 percent better a day. That’s the most important thing I can give you guys. Try to be a better version of yourself every day, because one day you could be up here as well.”
DeChambeau withdrew from his last LIV start in Mexico City due to a wrist injury, but his wrists looked fine while cranking out pushups. He was also filmed doing pull ups.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Bryson DeChambeau, Gary Player have push-up contest at White House
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DeChambeau, who last year was appointed Chair of the President's Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition, was in Washington D.C. with Donald Trump as the President signed a presidential memorandum to officially restore the Presidential Fitness Test.
DeChambeau spoke to kids inside the Oval Office alongside the President, but his adventures didn't stop there.
He got into a push-up content on the White House lawn ... with Gary Player.
Yes, really.
And perhaps unsurprisingly, DeChambeau stopped doing pushups before the 90-year-old Player did.
While speaking to kids inside the Oval Office, DeChambeau said “I just want to say to the kids, the most important thing you can do is always get 1 percent better a day. That’s the most important thing I can give you guys. Try to be a better version of yourself every day, because one day you could be up here as well.”
DeChambeau withdrew from his last LIV start in Mexico City due to a wrist injury, but his wrists looked fine while cranking out pushups. He was also filmed doing pull ups.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Bryson DeChambeau, Gary Player have push-up contest at White House
Continue reading...
