The first thing you feel is speed—real NFL speed—and the second is honesty. We open with a training story that becomes a manifesto on grit, mentorship, and what it takes to reach kids who are living on the edge. Our guest lays out his path from a decade in foster care and two years homeless to the NFL, CFL, and law school, and then shows how those scars inform the way he coaches: blunt, present, and accountable. We get surgical about wide receiver play. No cones-for-likes, no choreography. I...
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The first thing you feel is speed—real NFL speed—and the second is honesty. We open with a training story that becomes a manifesto on grit, mentorship, and what it takes to reach kids who are living on the edge. Our guest lays out his path from a decade in foster care and two years homeless to the NFL, CFL, and law school, and then shows how those scars inform the way he coaches: blunt, present, and accountable. We get surgical about wide receiver play. No cones-for-likes, no choreography. I...
Ever wonder what it takes to go from a child playing backyard soccer to scoring on the international stage? In this revealing conversation, professional soccer player Leah Rapuano takes us through her remarkable journey that began at just three years old when her father, a former pro player in Italy, started teaching her headers in their living room. Leah's raw honesty shines as she shares the devastating choice she made at 17 to decline Division I scholarship offers from powerhouse programs...
In Max We Truzz
The first thing you feel is speed—real NFL speed—and the second is honesty. We open with a training story that becomes a manifesto on grit, mentorship, and what it takes to reach kids who are living on the edge. Our guest lays out his path from a decade in foster care and two years homeless to the NFL, CFL, and law school, and then shows how those scars inform the way he coaches: blunt, present, and accountable. We get surgical about wide receiver play. No cones-for-likes, no choreography. I...
