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UVA MBB Brad Soderberg

This episode features a special interview with University of Virginia Men’s Basketball coach Brad Soderberg. As a National Champion, Coach Soderberg brings valuable experience and insight leading at the highest level of college basketball. Adam is also joined by Southeast Regional Coach Kyle Elmendorf for this episode. Learn more about the leadership coaching Kyle provides – https://leademup.com/live-training/kyle-elmendorf/ – You can also follow him on Twitter – @k_elmendorf

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