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From: Wrestling Mindset [email protected] Subject: Wait there is more...2021 Leadership Clinic Date: July 2, 2021 at 5:14 AM To: [email protected] We are 5 Days Away from the biggest Coaches Clinic of the Summer. Now Featuring Henry Cejudo Olympic Gold Medalist and 2 Division UFC Champion "Triple C" Henry Cejudo will be presenting July 7 (Time TBD). Sign up Here Featuring: John Smith Dan Gable Lee Kemp Henry Cejudo Olympic Coaches: Matt Lindland Terry Steiner Senior Level: Lou Banach and Ed Banach Brandon Slay Lori Ayers Business Leaders: Joe Galli- CEO of Techtronic, Milwaukee Tools, Ryobi Joe DeSena- CEO of Spartan College Coaches Jim Miller- 12x D3 Champs Tom Ryan- Head Coach Ohio State University Mike Grey- Head Coach Cornell University Chris Bono- Head Coach Wisconsin University Omi Acosta- Head Coach 2021 NAIA Champs Steve Costanzo- Head Coach DII NCAA Champs Steve Garland- Head Coach University of Virginia Club Coaches John Stritmatter- Co-owner Young Guns Wrestling Club Jeff Buxton- Head Coach Buxton Trained Wrestling and Lehigh Valley RTC, Legendary Blair Academy Head Coach Mike Eierman- J’Den Cox long time coach, Elite Club coach youth-senior level athletes All Star Presenters: Dave Curby- founder and director of the International Network of Wrestling Researchers (INWR) and editor of the International Journal of Wrestling Science. Carl Adams- NCAA Champ, World Team Member, Entrepreneur, Legendary Coach Mike Powell- Executive Director BTS Chicago RJ Boudro-Lowell HS Head Coach (8 Michigan State Titles in a row) Mitch Hancock- Detroit Central Catholic Head Coach (8x Michigan State Champions) Dr. Michael Yessis Pete Jacobsen Dave Bell Dave Bell Mike Moyer Register Here Click Here to Register Copyright © *2021* *Wrestling Mindset*, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: [email protected] Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. .

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