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Brian Peters' career in various professional football leagues is fascinating.

It has afforded him exposure to many different training methodologies and recovery practices.

This sparked a passion within Brian that led him to focus on the connection between

physiology and mental focus. He attributes his longevity and edge in the sport to precisely that.

Here it is, episode 539. So, dude, so what's going on?

Fill us in.

I mean, I haven't seen you since Winterstrom two years ago.

No, but you were at Sornex this year for Summer Strong, right?

No, no, I didn't make it down this year.

I was prepping for like workouts and that kind of thing.

So how was that all going? It's all going, man. I've been out for a little over kind of like a year and a half. I've worked out probably five or six times. Then I actually, I just got to work out with the Texans a few weeks ago as a long snap. It's always been like a back pocket thing for me. but just my last season came off some injuries and that kind of thing,

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