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Athletes Injuries, Recovery and Wellness with Shea Emry

Season 13, Ep. 112

Shea Emry was an All-Star Middle Linebacker who played 8 years in the CFL. He's a 2x Grey Cup champion, entrepreneur, and advocate for men's health. In this episode, we discuss concussions, relationships, workload, work-life balance, how hard it is to say no and much more. DROP IN to listen now!

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