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This is part 2 of the Dimitri Tessier podcast, in this second part we discuss everything from his music career, to religion, life after basketball, developing your mindset, spirituality, and so much more. Again this was an incredibly fun episode to record and I think there was even more gems dropped in this second part so I hope you guys find some value in this. And if you do find some value please share this and check out our other episodes.

This is part 1 of a 2 part episode with Dimitri “Meech” Tessier who is an ex college hooper from Elms College and current Music artist. In this episode he talks about his wild journey to make it to college basketball, how his perspective on the game changed throughout his career, and he even gave us a freestyle at one point. This was a super fun episode to record and and I think a lot of useful gems were dropped in both parts so I hope you guys find some value in it.

If this episode doesn't fire you up I don't really know what to tell you. Coach Cizz has coached an incredible number of Lacrosse teams ranging from division 3 all the way to the pros, his story is incredibly interesting and he's got a ton of lessons to share. In this episode he breaks down everything from the in depth tactics and strategies he uses to motivate players, stories from his many years of coaching and playing lacrosse, and how he's planning to turn the first year Elms Men's Lacrosse program into a dynasty.

D.J Edelen is an ex- college basketball player that scored just under 1000 points in his 4 years at Elms College. In this episode he breaks down the biggest mistakes he made in his college career, why you shouldn't watch the NBA if you want to play college basketball, and how to prepare your game for the college level.

Another 27 Minutes of two 20-year-olds trying to explain stuff that's wayyyy out of their depth. Aplologies in advance for the excessive amount of F Bombs.

Jason Plumondon has been an assistant coach here at Elm's College for 15 years, in his time here he's seen the good, the bad, and the ugly. In this episode he talks about why he's unapologetic about keeping it real as a coach, how he lost 100lbs in 6 months, his rock bottom moment, and why as a player you need to develop good character in order to play at the college level.