Built to Last: Rocky Carson on Longevity, Discipline, and Competing at the Highest Level
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In this compelling episode of Million Dollar Minutes, host Michael Aguas sits down with legendary racquetball champion Rocky Carson, one of the most accomplished and respected athletes in the history of the sport.
With a professional career spanning more than three decades, Rocky’s story goes far beyond championships and trophies. This conversation dives into what truly creates long-term success—discipline, consistency, faith, preparation, and the ability to adapt while competing against younger and faster opponents year after year.
This episode is a masterclass not just for athletes, but for business owners, leaders, and high performers who want to build something that lasts.
Rocky Carson is widely regarded as one of the greatest racquetball players of all time. His career includes:
Five World Singles Titles
Recognition as the most prolific doubles player in racquetball history
First-ballot Hall of Fame–level career
Pan-American Games Gold Medalist
A professional career beginning as a teenager and extending into his 40s
Beyond the accolades, Rocky is known for his character, humility, faith, and relentless competitiveness, both on and off the court.
Rocky explains how he stayed competitive for over 30 years by focusing on:
Mastering the present moment
Treating preparation as non-negotiable
Never relying solely on talent
“If I take care of what I have to do right now, the future takes care of itself.”
Rather than chasing wins, Rocky shares how his drive came from a deep refusal to lose—and how he learned to channel that intensity productively as he matured.
Elite performers don’t always feel motivated. Rocky explains how routines, responsibility, and purpose carried him through low-energy days—lessons that apply directly to business and leadership.
Known for winning grueling two-hour-plus matches, Rocky built a reputation for outlasting opponents physically and mentally.
“If you’re going to beat me, you’re going to have to be great for a long time.”
Rocky discusses early career frustrations, injuries, and the realization that success required becoming the best version of himself, not imitating others.
A defining part of Rocky’s journey is his commitment to faith and family. He credits his wife and shared values for allowing him to focus fully on elite performance while staying grounded.
Michael adds perspective on how structure, routine, and faith translate directly from athletics into business success.
Rocky breaks down how he adapted as the sport evolved:
Attacking fundamentals, not just opponents
Studying footwork, positioning, and execution
Treating competition like chess, not checkers
These same principles mirror high-level strategy in business and leadership.
Rocky shares his vision for the sport’s resurgence:
Growth through junior development programs
International expansion
Hosting tournaments and mentoring the next generation
He also discusses why racquetball never made the Olympics—and what it would take to get there.
Rocky’s message applies far beyond sports:
Master the fundamentals
Build daily discipline
Focus on what you can control
Never waste the gifts you’ve been given
“If you don’t use the gift you’ve been given, you lose it.”
Instagram: @rockycarsonrb
YouTube: Rocky Carson Racquetball (matches & instructional content)
Coaching Platform: carsonfitness.com
Remote coaching, video analysis, and athlete development
This episode of Million Dollar Minutes delivers a powerful reminder:
Greatness isn’t about peaks—it’s about staying prepared, disciplined, and grounded over time.
Whether you’re building a business, leading a team, or chasing personal excellence, Rocky Carson’s journey offers a blueprint for winning the long game.
About the Guest: Rocky Carson Key Topics & Takeaways Longevity at the Elite Level Competitive Mindset: Hating to Lose Consistency When Motivation Isn’t There Physical & Mental Endurance as a Weapon Setbacks, Injuries & Growth Faith, Family & Balance Strategy,\
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