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Ever thought about being a sports medicine physician for esports? Quadruple board-certified physician Dr. Melita Moore does just that and even more. This episode explores the eSports industry, both the growth and direction of the industry, as well as the importance of mental and physical health for gamers. Dr. Moore also shares information on how she helps both eSports and traditional athletes grow their brands.
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Athletes are often referred to as the CEO of the business around them, but what does that really mean? In this episode, Luke explores what it means to be an athlete CEO, how to manage the advisors who support athletes and how to use a corporate organizational structure to ensure they are getting the information they need in order to make strategic decisions about their life outside of sports.
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In this episode, Luke resets the stage for name, image and likeness rules and focuses on various state laws and pending legislation. While the common aspect of all state legislation is for student-athletes to earn compensation from the use of their name, image and likeness, there are some unique nuances between the legislation in different states. Some of these differences could lead to significant recruiting advantages.
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Now that the college football basketball seasons are over, college student athletes are planning to transition to professional sports. Managing the transition is critically important to establishing a strong foundation as a professional athlete, and a professional businessperson. This episode explores ways in which athletes, and those around the athletes, can manage the transition to the next level.
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On this final day of Women’s History Month, Luke discusses some of the great recent achievements of women in sports, and some of the achievements yet to come. This honest discussion also acknowledges some of the disparities that also still exist between men’s and women’s sports.
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Over the past 10 years or so, athlete empowerment has become a more recognized ideal than ever before. At all levels of sports, high school, college and professional, athletes have been able to have more control over their narrative and, through social media, engage with their fans. This episode explores that world of athlete empowerment at all levels of sports.
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Just as the title suggests, this episode focuses on Anomaly Sports Group and what it is. Based on listener questions, Luke spends time sharing about why he started the educational advisory firm, Anomaly. He also shares the work Anomaly does to educate and protect athletes at all levels, college and professional. You can learn more about Anomaly Sports Group at www.anomalysportsgroup.com.
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This episode focuses on understanding various components of a marketing contract or endorsement deal. Whether you are a professional athlete signing deals now, or a college student athlete learning in preparation for the name, image and likeness (NIL) changes expected this year for college athletes, Luke will provides insight into how you protect yourself when considering a marketing contract. While it is important to put money in your pocket, education on the terms of a marketing contract is critical when it comes to protecting yourself.
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In this episode, Luke mentions a previous podcast on marketing representation agreements. You may find that episode here or look for Episode 24 wherever you listen to your podcasts.
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When thinking about protecting athletes, one area that often goes overlooked is the importance of mental health and wellness. Dr. Victor Kidd is a Sport Mental Health Consultant and Sport Psychotherapist, who utilizes his clinical training to positively impact systems in sport organizations and individual athletes. In this episode, Luke and Dr. Kidd discuss the overall importance for athletes moving beyond the stigma and focusing and their mental health and wellbeing.
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When people hear the term “sports lawyer” they usually think it’s just another name for an agent. As a sports lawyer, Luke often adds the phrase “non-agent” to help clarify what he does and doesn’t do for his clients. In this episode, Luke spends time proving insight into the work he does to protect and educate athletes as a non-agent sports attorney.
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