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Scott Lenz on Deep Health, Human Connection & Personal Impact | EP 35

from Grateful and Full of Greatness with Mark Glicini · host Mark Glicini

Leading with empathy, Scott Lenz is a trusted authority in deep health coaching through Body Composition Analysis (BCA), interactive planning, and accountability. Scott is the Founder and CEO of Inner Image and Inspiri Wellness, which provide routes for high-performing individuals toward optimal health. He has collaborated with entities spanning from the MLB, NFL, PLL, NBA, NHL, NCAA, USA Olympics, as well as Fortune 500 Companies. Scott played a major role in assisting Mark Glicini toward peak physical conditioning during his 2021 Premier Lacrosse League championship season. In addition to his coaching services, Scott has led design projects for gyms and training facilities at several resort properties including Wynn, Bellagio, Fontainebleau, MGM and many more! On this episode, listeners will hear what stands out to Scott as a top intangible for high achievers. Visit here to learn more about how Scott helps his clientele build toward their future.

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