Kenny Ladler - Interview

from Joccupational Therapy · host Ainsley Battles

Football creates bonds that cross generations. This episode we speak with a fellow NFL & Vandy baller. Although we played years apart, the lessons playing are eerily similar. We hope you enjoy hearing Kenny's journey from the gridiron to life after sports. If you are an athlete with a compelling story, please visit joccupation.com to join our community. We would love to hear from you. 100% of athletes have to transition & no 2 transitions are the same©

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