It began in Los Angeles during the 1984 Summer Olympic Games, when Tim stunned the world with his perfect 10.0 on the high bar which clinched the first ever gold medal for the United States Men's Gymnastics Team. At the 1987 World Championships, it almost ended, when Tim shattered the bones of his left leg, severing an artery, and nearly requiring amputation. But Tim Daggett was a fighter. Despite all odds, he battled his way back to world class competition, winning the biggest victory of them all.
Today, Tim teaches people in all corporate settings what it takes to be a winner; how to struggle to reach the top, how to overcome the obstacles to be number one. But most importantly, he takes them beyond the push to be the best, teaching them how to deal with being knocked down, how to get up, how to battle their way back to success, and how to keep that success for the long run. Tim Daggett will show your audience that they too can grab that golden ring of life.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
- Motivational Speaker - Over 12 years of experience motivating employees of businesses and associations throughout the world.
- NBC Sports Broadcaster - Colour commentator for men's and women's gymnastics, including the 1992, 1996, and 2000 Olympic Games, as well as many National and International Competitions.
- Owner/Operator - Tim Daggett Gold Medal Gymnastics: A multi-million dollar business and world class training centre for competitive athletes and over 1300 gymnastics students.
- USA National Coach - Currently training Elite level gymnasts and coach of the 1995 World Championship Men's Gymnastics Team.