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Caleb Parnin

In this episode Adam is joined by state championship soccer coach Caleb Parnin. Caleb is the head coach at North Muskegon High School in Michigan, and helped lead his team to the 2021 Division 4 title. He shares some of the keys that went into their ultimate success, including a team culture and leadership shift that played a huge role, and is sure to be an encouragement for all coaches trying to do the same in their programs. You can follow Caleb and his program on Twitter here – @MrParninNMPS.

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