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Welcome back to the Harwood Hustle. I'm Lisa and I get to introduce our special guest today,

Bo Hanson from Athlete Assessments. And Bo, I'm especially excited since we go back to my time at St. Mary's when you worked with our men's rugby team. And then I got you signed up and I got to see firsthand you work with our women's basketball team. And also just your experiences as an athlete, a four-time Olympian and three-time medalist with the Australian roaming team. And now your 20-plus years of experience working with coaches and teams, I'm just so excited you're able to join us. And I know you're going to have great things to share with our listeners and coaches. And they're going to be able to take these things back to your team. So thanks for being with us today. Yeah, it's a pleasure. And as we were just saying, you know, I said my daughters

play basketball and, you know, they're starting to make some state teams now, but, you know,

they often, they often say to me what would a row know about basketball? Well, you know,

it's the whole point is that with the work that we do, you know, we, I think we've worked

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