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Brian Klein

Former Division 1 baseball player for Texas Tech, Former Professional baseball player (Washington Nationals, Atlanta Braves)

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Hi, I'm Brian, a coach here on the DOTIQ platform. I am loved by God, and so are you, and I love him (1 John 4:19). I am a former Division 1 second baseman for Texas Tech from 2017-2020. I was able to play in the College World Series 2 times where we had some very deep runs. I then was drafted by the Washington Nationals in 2020. I played there for a full season and then played a season in the Atlanta Braves system as well. I would finish my career in 2023 playing in the American Association for the Cleburne Railroaders. I am passionate about helping you become the best version of yourself that you can be. You are created in the image of God for great things, and I want to help you achieve your goals. The world says to focus and compare yourself to others, but this is not the way I believe we were created to live or compete. My desire is to help you know and rest in your true identity in Christ and being able to push you to the next level in your sport. Jesus loves you, and while we were still sinners he died for us to forgive us, and he raised from the dead on the third day! I desire to help you keep your eyes focused on the right things and to push you to become your best. Lookin

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Kevin Bazzell - Ownership, Discipline, & Baseball IQ

Professional Baseball Player (Washington Nationals), Kevin Bazzell, talks through some experience and his love for the game.

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Bryce Suiter - Discipline, Toughness, IQ

Texas Tech pitcher Bryce Suiter talks about discipline, toughness, and Baseball IQ

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Owning our mistakes - Testimony & Thoughts

The world tells you that nothing is your fault. That's not exactly true. We make mistakes, but that's not the end of the story. We want to own our mistakes in a healthy way that leads us to then work harder and be able to move on. A team that owns mistakes and quickly lets them go is a selfless team that is focused on their overall goal. Own it & move on!

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Championship Mindset - Discipline Overview

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