Secrets de champions

I expected to be pulled into the stories the athletes were describing with the use of footage of roaring crowds, moves leading up to the great moments then the amazing actual event; possibly some commentary from coaches or experts or sport psychiatrists, but no, its just athletes sitting on couches describing what we can't see, cut with colorful graphics that remind me of the visualizer in iTunes that I sometimes click on by mistake. I am sure the actual moments were amazing but due to lazy filmmakers I am no better informed about them. A big snooze unless you are a super-fan of one of these athletes, who are in no way at fault for the show being boring.

Black. white. spirals. weird shapes . Don't know if it was trying to hypnotize people watching or not. Rubbish is the kindest word I can use for this. If this is what apple markets for its apple TV or original or whatever , its time to disconnect it. Garbage.

5-7 minutes is 5-7 minutes to long. What a waste of time and what was in the cocktail of the director / graphic coordinater?? I need a drink right now...

I anticipated a better documentary, they are very short stories about 6 + minutes filmed in black and white. The special effects seemed overdone and cheesy. My favorite athlete featured was Lebron James.

The graphics completely ruined it. This was something I was looking forward to... it was definitely not the 30 for 30 caliber many probably expected. The only positive was the length of each story (5-7 min) - which was the only reason I watched more than one. Good idea that was poorly executed and lacked any amount of supporting content to help tell the stories. Don't waste your time.