ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Charlotte 49'ers Director of Strength & Conditioning Lewis Caralla stops by the show this week to talk about his journey through coaching, what's required before holding players accountable, & the importance of constantly pushing yourself to your current limits in order to keep growing.
Follow Coach Caralla on Instagram @LewCaralla or Twitter @LewisCaralla.
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