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Brian Rudolph-Next Level Factory Dartmouth, MA.

from Really Charlie Podcast · host Charlie Perry

Rudolph remains deeply involved with the New Bedford Public Schools. He is now in his 6th year as Health Teacher at Carney Academy. Rudolph was the New Bedford High School Boys Varsity Head Coach in 2017. He turned a 4-16 team the previous year into at 16-6 team the best record NBHS has seen in the last 12 years. All 9 of his seniors graduated from High School. 5 went on to attend College their freshman year to play basketball. Rudolph now operates through his LLC “Leaders In Training” that provides basketball camps, and summer leagues for the Southcoast Area. His camps also help introduce  Nutrition, Yoga, Financial Literacy, Boxing, Domestic Violence Awareness and Drug & Alcohol Prevention. In addition to his LLC, Rudolph owns a private basketball facility called “ Next Level Factory Dartmouth” located in South Dartmouth. Next Level Factory was opened in the Fall of 2020.The facility offers private and group trainings for all ages. As the lead trainer of the gym his most notable clients are division 1 scholarship players who attend Syracuse, Providence, Umass Amherst, Boston College and Sacred Heart. As well as the top elementary, middle school and high school players in the area.

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