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Olympic athletes makes major sacrifices to become champions, but they wouldn't have it any other way. Rio Olympics return to NBC on August 5. "Athletes sacrifice it all to make an Olympic team" To be a champion, you have to do things when you don't always want to do them. It's years and years of blood, sweat and tears. I've missed out on weddings, I've missed out on birthdays. Homecoming, prom, dances. Every single day of the year I was in that water. It's pretty crazy. For me, the sacrifice is being away from the people you love the most. It's really hard. I'm OK with the things that we give up because it's what makes us tick. Because anything that you put your heart to, it's possible. The Olympics. This August on NBC. Sacrifices Rio 2016 August 5 NBC Sports

The world unites for 2018 PyeongChang Olympics, with events beginning Feb. 8th on NBC. "World unites for The Winter Olympics" Look at us. So diverse. But no matter your home or your tribe, we gaze up under the same stars and draw breath from the same sky. This February, the world unites to feel the warmth of the Olympic spirit. The Winter Olympics begin February 8th, live on NBC. NBC Sports The Winter Olympics Feb 8 LIVE PyeongChang 2018

This commercial for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games features Olympians from years past, listening to the Star Spangled Banner as they become forever etched in history as Olympic champions. "Rio Olympics: We Are All United" For 17 Days We Are All United Rio 2016 August 5 NBC Sports

"Hershey's Presents Hello From Home: U.S. Olympic Hopeful, Simone Biles" It's the love and support of friends and family that inspire athletes like Gymnast, Simone Biles on the long road to Rio. Join Hershey's in sending love to Team USA with #HelloFromHome Olympic gymnast, Simone Biles, gets a care package from her friends and family through Hershey's. I asked her, why are you always so happy. You know, you're always so smiling, everyone's so focused. She was like, I just got to go out there and hit those routines and have fun. That's the ultimate goal. I just, I wish I could spend every day with her. I wish it was that easy, but, you know, it's not. If you want to be an elite gymnast, you have to forfeit the proms, the football games, and all the other normal high school activities, and she made that decision. Really, the biggest thing that she gave up as far as doing home school vs being in high school was the friends. Because she is very much a soulful person. She knows that we're there supporting her, and we're always there to support her no matter what. Whether it's a good day or a bad day. I'm scared. Is something going to pop out? No, I'm really scared. Oh! That's so cute! This is the sweetest thing anyone's ever done. Golden ticket? "Miss you like crazy, and I love you like crazy. Love always, Rachel Moore" "Think about the things that you have accomplished. Just know that it's just the beginning." That one's from my friend Katelyn. It says, "Hey Simone, You've always encouraged me to go after my dreams. Well, it's my turn now. Love always, your future Maid of Honor." I love that one. Hershey's Official Sponsor - Olympics Simon Biles - U.S. Olympic Hopeful, Gymnastics Hershey's Milk Chocolate Hello from Home Send your love to Team USA with #HelloFromHome. Hello Happy. Hello Hershey's.

We gave U.S. Olympian Missy Franklin the stage to share her story - and she put the spotlight on her parents. Because every family is faced with unique challenges and triumphs, and the pressure is enough to make parents ask themselves, "Am I doing enough?" At Minute Maid, we believe that when you put good in, you get good out. And the same is true for families. Whether you're the parent of a four time Olympic gold medalist or the proudest parent at the science fair, we want to shine a light on all the good you do. Join us, along with U.S. Olympic Swimmer Missy Franklin, and tell a parent you know that they're #doingood. Because you never know how much they need to hear it. "Minute Maid #doingood | See What U.S. Olympian Missy Franklin Has To Say" Has this robbed her of her childhood? I think it's really hard being a parent, and knowing if you're making the right decisions or at least giving the right advice. Parents don't know it all. I'm so proud of her. I just want her to be happy. Please welcome, U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist, Missy Franklin. Going in to Rio, looking forward to that, what would constitute a success for you? So, whenever I go into a meet, my coach and I, we sit down and have a list of all the things... Tell us a little bit about what it's like to compete at the Olympics. It's the greatest privilege in the world. What does having the support of your family, what does that really mean to you? My parents are my best friends in the whole entire world. I'm really glad you asked that question because, um, I had the opportunity to actually write a letter for my parents. And I'm already crying. OK. Dear Mom and Dad, This isn't just a time for me to tell you something I think you want to hear. This is a time to truly and honestly acknowledge you for what you've done for me. I know I was a bit of a surprise when I showed up later in your lives. A new adventure for the two of you to take on together. You knew that above all else, you were my parents and that your most important job was helping me to grow into the woman that I was capable of becoming. You loved me. So one of the hardest things that I have to deal with is that I'm probably gonna spend about half as much time with my parents as a lot of my friends are gonna get with theirs. But I know for a fact that I would not be the person that I am today if you didn't have me right when you did. So thank you for letting me make my own mistakes. Thank you for making me laugh every day of my life. I am so incredibly blessed because someone thought I was deserving of a love like yours. And now I need to come hug you. I love you. Love you, baby. You're full of surprises. US Olympic Gold Medalist, Missy Franklin Tell a parent they're #doinggood Minute Maid Put Good In. Get Good Out. It only takes a minute to tell parents they're #doinggood

"Visa | The Carpool to Rio - feat. Team Visa Olympians Ashton Eaton and Missy Franklin" This ad begins with Olympic Gold Medalist, Valerie Adams in bed with her alarm going off. She reaches over, but instead of just turning it off, she throws it through the wall of her house and it lands in her neighbor's yard. She gets up and starts her day by pre-ordering her morning drink with Visa Checkout on her phone. She drives to the local ferry where she picks up the drink she ordered. , but instead of getting on the ferry, she just parks in the lot and swims across the water (faster than the boat). Olympic swimmer, Missy Franklin also meets up with the ferry - after swimming next to it for a while. The two of them pick up two synchronized divers in a minivan, and a decathlete. They pass by a gymnast flipping down the highway before they stop for gas (paying with Visa, of course) and seeing a runner pass by. They continue on and a biking team passes them as they drive down the highway. They end up stopping at another gas station later on to pick up some snacks, and it is full of athletes as well. We follow more runners, a Taekwondo athlete who kicks down a door, volleyball players. All these athletes are making they way to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for the 2016 Olympic Games. It's just like your morning commute, except with way more Olympians. Ride along with the athletes of Team Visa as they click, swipe, dip and tap their way to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Visa. Everywhere You Want To Be Starring: Maria Espinoza - Taekwondo, MEX; Valerie Adams - Shot Put, NZ; Missy Franklin - Swimming, USA; Jennifer Abel & Pamela Ware - Synchronized Diving, CAN; Ashton Eaton - Decathlon, USA Wake up people. The Olympic Games start today. Now here's Mike with the weather. Morning Val. Morning. Good luck in Rio. Shotgun. What's the holdup? Hi, Missy. Morning, Wayde. It's got to be South. 50, 55, 60... wait, hold up. As athletes around the world, run, bike and swim their way to Rio, they choose Visa, the only way to click, swipe, dip and tap at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. (Lyrics) Oh, 25 miles from home, girl My feet are hurtin' mighty bad I got to keep on walkin' Oh I got to walk on Let me tell you Visa Checkout Rio 2016 Auto Ferry New Zealand, Canada, USA, Nederland, South Africa, Brazil Gas & Food To Go Bem-vindo ao Rio - Welcome to Rio Visa - Everywhere you want to be Visa Olympic Worldwide Sponsor Rio 2016 Paralympic Games

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"MINI USA | Claressa Shields | #DefyLabels" “Too young. Too tough. Too much muscle” These aren’t limitations for U.S. Olympian Claressa Shields. You can never have too much muscle, and you can never be too tough. Watch as she speaks about her motivation. When I first started boxing and everybody was like, you know, what is she doing boxing? You're not going to be able to make career that. My name is Claressa Shields, 2012 Olympic gold medalists, and i'm going to Rio. I'm from Flint, Michigan and I grew up where people they don't have a lot of expectations of you. You know, she's too young to win an Olympic gold medal, or, you know, she's not pretty enough to be you know in a spot light. She's not she's not a good role model. And I deal with things like that just come from the media just because i was a boxer. I've been labeled ugly before. I been labelled too dark, too strong, too tough, too much muscle. You can never have too much muscle. You can never be too tough. You can't let people tell you what you can and can't do. Because i didn't. I would just use it as motivation to just prove them wrong all the time. Just to stay focused going to Rio, even though I'm going in as the reigning Olympic gold medalist I still have to keep the mindset that I'm the underdog. So right now I'm just working on perfecting my game, fixing my mistakes, and going in there and show 'em who's the boss. I want to go down in history as the best female fighter to ever live, and then I just wanna be known as a great role model. I want to inspire and make people that feel broken feel unbroken. I can roll in a Mini. I have to be honest, I thought that Mini was a little car at first. And you know me riding around in a Mini is like we're defying the odds together because people think that Mini is a small car, and I'm a big girl, so big girl inside when you know what they call a small car makes the car big. Labels and Mini Mini Proud Sponsor #DefyLabels