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    Ep 66: Dr. Daniel Greenwood- An In Depth Discussion Of Skill Acquisition

    enOctober 13, 2021

    About this Episode

    Dr. Daniel Greenwood is a skill acquisition specialist currently working as the Director of the Human Performance Center at the University of Memphis. Daniel has an extensive sports science background working with individuals as well as teams. This is a fascinating episode and is one you won’t want to miss. 



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