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Kim Durand | Supporting Student Athletes

Pro2CEO founder Kevin Carr talks to longtime friend Kim Durand about the past present and future of her career. Kim Durand emphasizes the roles that flexibility and an eagerness to learn played in getting her career to where it is today. As a senior administrator, Kim Durand helps student athletes to succeed and strive for opportunities that otherwise may not be afforded to them. Helping student athletes to create "magic" is at the core of Kim Durand's mission.Follow Kim Durand on LinkedIn

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Lauren Loberg | Everybody Has To Transition

In the season finale of Season 3 of the HIT Show, Dr. Lauren Loberg and Pro2CEO founder Kevin Carr discuss the importance of athletes prioritizing mental wellbeing, especially during times of transition. Whether entering, or exiting the sport, Lauren Loberg emphasizes that athletes should always find a passion outside of athletics. To Lauren Loberg, recovery time is not just physically important, but also mentally necessary. Having worked with athletes at various levels of various sports, Lauren Loberg gives insight into her career in athlete psychology. Follow Dr. Lauren Loberg on LinkedIn

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Dr. Domenica Jones | Human Resources in College Athletics

In this week's episode Pro2CEO founder Kevin Carr talks to Dr. Domenica Jones. Dr. Jones is the Associate Athletic Director of Human Resources at the University of South Florida. Dr. Jones delves into her unique position, and how the fields of human resources and college athletics intersect. Additionally, she gives advice on how to cultivate successful and productive work environments. Follow Dr. Domenica Jones on LinkedIn

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Ashton Henderson | Developing Empowered Athletes

In this episode, Kevin Carr, CEO of Pro2CEO talks with Ashton Henderson, Deputy Athletic Director of Championship Resources and Culture at Michigan State University. Ashton Henderson discusses his path from playing college football to one day becoming an Athletic Director. Kevin Carr and Ashton Henderson share their thoughts on promoting athlete development, and the importance of showing up. Henderson explains what championship resources means to him, especially as it relates internally to the athletes themselves. From facing challenges head on to navigating red tape, Ashton Henderson gives his advice on pursuing a career in college athletics.Follow Ashton Henderson on LinkedIn

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Traci Gage | Athlete Lifestyle Management

In the third episode of the season, Traci Gage gets together with Kevin Carr to talk about her career in athlete lifestyle management. From scheduling an athlete's day to making sure that emails get sent out at the perfect time, Traci Gage tells listeners how she is able to stay on top of not only the lives of the professional athletes she works with, but also her own life. Additionally,Gage shares how her experience working in non-sports related fields prepared her to do what she does now. Despite constant moving pieces, Traci Gage stays organized and on top of both her and her athletes games. Follow Traci Gage on LinkedIn

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Dr. Chantelle Green | Academic Development in Sport

On this episode of the HIT (How I Transition) Show, Kevin Carr, CEO of Pro2CEO and Industry Professor at the University of Florida, hosts Dr. Chantelle Green, Director of Mind Health and Wellness for the Portland Trailblazers of the NBA. Dr. Green is responsible for helping players deal psychologically with the demands of the sport and to improve their personal development and performance; she also provides mental health education awareness to players and staff. Dr. Green previously served as the staff psychologist at the University of Oklahoma, providing counseling, sports performance, and psychological testing services to individual athletes and teams. Dr. Green and Carr talk about the psychological and mental health aspect of athletic training. Through the athletic training program at the University of Florida and in the wake of her own injuries, Dr. Green discusses her initial impression of the psychological feats and difficulties that people face. As an athletic trainer, Dr. Green recounts her time with the UF football team and how she applied academic lessons directly on the field. Through these experiences, Dr. Green was able to see that sports are dramatically impacted by the mental challenges surrounding performance, thus sparking her career in psychology and the NBA. Stay up to date with Dr. Chantelle Green on LinkedIn.

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Kevin Carr | Trends in Athlete Development

Dr. Michael Sagas is joined by Kevin Carr, founder and CEO of Pro2CEO. They discuss the progression of financial possibilities surrounding the profitability of Name, Image, and Likeness in non-professional sports as well as the shift in sports medicine after COVID-19. You can read Kevin Carr's biography here.

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Clark Kellogg | Transitioning After Injury

Clark Kellogg, a former NBA player and current college basketball analyst for CBS Sports, joins Kevin Carr for another episode of the HIT show. Kellogg has years of experience in the basketball industry, both as a player and a commentator. He is also the voice of the popular video game, NBA 2k. Throughout the podcast, he shares his experiences from his time at Ohio State University, the Indiana Pacers, and the transition from player to commentator after his playing career ended prematurely. Kellogg shares insights on skills and attributes that are necessary to excel in the broadcasting industry and stories about his personal transition from player to commentator. More about Clark Kellogg can be found here.

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The Art and Science of Developing Athletes Trailer

Trailer for the segment of Athlete Plus called "The Art and Science of Developing Athletes." Tune in to listen to Dr. Michael Sagas discuss relevant research and experiences within the sports field with professionals from various sport backgrounds.

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Lou Amundson | Passion for Sports and Art

Kevin Carr meets with former professional basketball player Lou Amundson to talk about his NBA career, his journey from high school ball to college ball at UNLV and eventually to the pros, and his ongoing transition to the next phase of his life. Amundson played professional basketball for 12 years (2006-2018), 10 of which were as an NBA player. Amundson is now using his transition to learn and grow as an individual outside of the world of sport. He cites the importance of finding interest outside of sports and the importance of always showing courage and commitment. More about Lou Amundson can be found here.

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Kim Durand | Supporting Student Athletes

Lauren Loberg | Everybody Has To Transition

Dr. Domenica Jones | Human Resources in College Athletics

Ashton Henderson | Developing Empowered Athletes

Traci Gage | Athlete Lifestyle Management

Dr. Chantelle Green | Academic Development in Sport

Kevin Carr | Trends in Athlete Development

Clark Kellogg | Transitioning After Injury

The Art and Science of Developing Athletes Trailer

Lou Amundson | Passion for Sports and Art

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