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May 10, 2023 1 hr 23 min

Josh Booty former MLB and NFL Player

from Mental Edge Training Coach with Chad Hermansen Hosted by Mental Edge Training Coach with former MLB Player and MLB Scout Chad Hermansen

Chad Hermansen interviews Josh Booty who is one of only a few athletes who has played in the MLB and NFL. Josh was drafted in the 1st round in 1994 MLB draft by the Florida Marlins to a then record 1.6 million dollars to buy him out of playing college football at LSU. He shares his story about being the best shortstop and high school prospect in the country and what that was like for him and how he handled it. Once drafted, he had his ups and downs in the minors and shares how difficult it is to stay consistent. He continues with his MLB story and what prompted him to hang up the spikes and go play college football which will lead him to playing for Coach Nick Saban at LSU and into the NFL. After his playing career, Josh has his hands in many new projects and is developing a fun gambling app to use with your friends called Bula. Visit www.bulachallenge.com to learn more. Does your athlete need some work on their mental game? Chad is a certified Life Coach and coaches athletes on their mental and emotional game to get rid of the interference that is hindering athletes from performing at their best. Visit www.chadhermansencoaching.com to learn more about his Mental Edge Program.

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