In this podcast episode, Rob discuss various topics with Doc Beeman, an experienced coach and now a leader at the 3D Insititute.  Doc shares insights and perspectives from his extensive background in Coaching at different levels and transitioning into corporate athletic sales. He also shares his journey with the 3D Institute and the importance of empathy and understanding when leading the younger Generation Z athletes. The conversation touches on the current state of sports, the influence of Technology and corporate investment on youth sports, and the need to inject play back into youth sports to foster a healthier and more enjoyable experience for young athletes.

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Dr. Rob Ramseyer is the Co-Founder of the Impactful Coaching Project and Vice President of Athletics and Strategic Expansion at Friends University, overseeing 24 teams and serving on the President’s Cabinet. Under his leadership, the department has achieved significant success across all areas, earning him honors such as the KCAC Director of the Year and the NACDA Athletic Director of the Year. He resides in Wichita, KS, with his wife, Charlie, and their four children.