Built From Steel Podcast

The 2026 OHL Priority Selection is officially in the books.In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, Eric and Andy break down the draft from every angle from the emotions families experience during draft weekend to the realities hidden beneath rankings, draft lists, and public opinions.Using real draft data and examples from the 2026 class, they discuss what OHL teams actually value, how players separate themselves, and why the draft often tells a very different story than people expect.The conversation also explores the role of politics in youth hockey, the impact of league affiliation, late bloomers, player projection, and what families should really take away from the results.At its core, this episode comes down to one simple idea:The draft is not the end of the story. It's simply another filter in a much longer journey.Key Moments0:00 – Opening thoughts on the OHL Draft and how it affects families3:30 – Reflecting on the draft now that it's over9:30 – How politics affects youth hockey and the draft process13:00 – What does a "good player" actually mean?15:00 – Understanding draft lists, rankings, and ratings17:00 – A message for parents navigating draft season22:00 – Who is actually creating these rankings?23:40 – Garrett Sutton's selection in the 4th Round from BioSteel Sports Academy29:30 – Finish every interview with this question31:40 – The difference between getting better and understanding your role35:00 – The subtle details that separate high-quality players36:40 – What OHL teams are actually asking and evaluating40:00 – Don't be vanilla as a player47:30 – 2026 OHL Draft analysis by the numbers48:00 – U.S. players selected in the draft49:50 – Players drafted outside the 2010 birth year50:30 – The role of late bloomers in player development55:00 – Average height and weight of drafted players55:30 – Draft breakdown by position58:40 – Total eligible players59:00 – Draft breakdown by league (GTHL, OMHA, HEO, NOHA, Prep, Alliance, etc.)1:06:00 – Being honest when analyzing draft results1:07:12 – The reality: you haven't seen every player1:09:50 – Two ways to think about the draft process1:13:00 – A reality check from the final draft results1:15:00 – Don't get caught up in all the noiseKey ThemesRankings and draft lists are opinions, not outcomesOHL teams are projecting future players, not rewarding current productionThe best players separate themselves in subtle waysPolitics exist, but they don't tell the whole storyDraft position doesn't define a player's futureDevelopment is rarely linearFamilies should focus on growth, not validationThe hockey journey continues long after draft dayStay ConnectedWatch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTubeFollow on socials:@BuiltFromSteelSeries@BioSteelSports@BioSteelSportsAcademy@CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports.Learn more at www.biosteel.com

In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, Eric and Andy use the story of Tom Brady's unlikely rise from overlooked draft pick to NFL legend as a framework to explore one of the biggest questions in sports:What actually separates the athletes who make it from those who don't?From OHL Draft expectations and confidence struggles to work ethic, preparation, recovery, and accountability, this conversation breaks down the uncomfortable truths that many players and parents need to hear.Everyone says they want success. Everyone says they'll do whatever it takes.But when nobody is watching, when things get hard, and when adversity arrives, the choices players make begin to separate them from everyone else.At its core, this episode comes down to one simple idea:Dreams are common. The willingness to do the work isn't.Key Moments0:00 – Intro, staying healthy & athlete recovery3:20 – Why recovery matters for athletes4:00 – Athletes need recovery strategies earlier than ever6:00 – Introducing the Tom Brady story12:00 – Advice and reality heading into the OHL Draft18:00 – The beginning of Tom Brady's journey24:50 – One of the greatest scouting misses in sports history26:00 – What are you doing when nobody is watching?27:00 – Most athletes only push themselves to what feels comfortable31:00 – Doubt and confidence struggles are normal31:50 – The harsh reality: nobody cares32:00 – Obsessing over the "how do I make it?" question36:00 – Your actions have to match your words40:00 – What does hard work actually mean?43:00 – Learning not to half-ass the process47:00 – Nobody is coming to feel sorry for you48:30 – Competition should be difficult49:20 – Why many players fail to do the right things in games50:30 – Effort is only one dimension of hard work55:20 – The parent mindset when supporting ambitious kids1:00:00 – Parents can't force the dream onto their children Key ThemesHard work is much more than effort aloneRecovery and preparation are part of the processConfidence issues affect every athlete, even elite performersThe best players separate themselves when nobody is watchingOpportunity follows preparation, not entitlementParents can support dreams but cannot create themSuccess requires actions that match your ambitionsStay ConnectedWatch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTubeFollow on socials:@BuiltFromSteelSeries@BioSteelSports@BioSteelSportsAcademy@CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports.Learn more at www.biosteel.com

In this special episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, we release the full Welcome Reception from the inaugural Matterhorn Fit All-Path Ontario Showcase, featuring a keynote presentation from Matterhorn Fit founder Ryan Vesce followed by an in-depth roundtable discussion with coaches, scouts, and staff from across the Ontario Hockey League.This conversation gives players, parents, and coaches a rare behind-the-scenes look into how OHL organizations think about development, recruiting, NCAA changes, player evaluation, and what actually matters when projecting athletes to the next level.From the impact of the NCAA rule changes to what coaches notice most in young players, this episode is packed with honest insight directly from the people making decisions inside the league.Featured GuestsBrayden Guy — Assistant Coach, Sarnia StingScott Simmonds — Assistant Coach, Guelph StormReagan O’Grady — Former Assistant Coach, Owen Sound AttackJustin Solcz — Assistant Coach, Flint FirebirdsKyle Makaric — Assistant Coach, Saginaw SpiritSean Murphy — Former Scout, Niagara IceDogsKey Moments1:30 – Welcome & keynote speech from Ryan Vesce 14:00 – OHL coach and scout introductions19:40 – Sarnia Sting development standards & future direction24:40 – Development opportunities: practices, off-ice, and daily environment27:15 – Recruiting timelines & what teams look for in players29:40 – How NCAA rule changes are impacting the OHL34:30 – Team makeup, scouting ages, and the role of parents38:50 – What players should focus on to reach the next levelAudience Q&A41:30 – NCAA “5-in-5” eligibility discussion45:50 – Import players & how they get noticed47:40 – Is the OHL getting younger or older?52:00 – What are players missing today?53:22 – What stands out most in a player’s game?Key ThemesWhat OHL teams actually prioritize in player evaluationHow NCAA changes are reshaping junior hockeyThe importance of development environments and habitsWhy parents need perspective during the recruiting processWhat separates players beyond pure skillHow recruiting timelines and opportunities really workStay ConnectedWatch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTubeFollow on socials: @BuiltFromSteelSeries @BioSteelSports @BioSteelSportsAcademy @CoachEpzolo @MatterhornFitEventsThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports 🌐 Learn more at www.biosteel.com

In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, Eric and Andy tackle one of the biggest questions in youth hockey development:When should players move from A/AA to AAA and how much does it actually matter?From the pressure parents feel to “move up” early to the reality of how players develop over time, this conversation breaks down what truly separates good players from great ones.The episode also explores expectations when joining new teams, the emotional side of parenting through hockey, the evolution of the game itself, and how today’s youth hockey system is changing.At its core, this episode challenges one of the biggest myths in youth sports:The best players are usually just the best players regardless of where they play when they’re young.Key Moments0:00 – NHL Draft Lottery & OHL Draft discussion4:00 – You don’t need to play AAA at 10 years old5:30 – Reflecting on an OHL career as a hockey parent9:00 – Expectations when joining a new team13:00 – Living life through your child18:00 – Introduction to A/AA → AAA development22:00 – What makes a good young hockey player?25:40 – The best players usually separate themselves naturally27:00 – Why kids leave teams and organizations28:15 – A first-round pick is a first-round pick anywhere28:50 – When should AA players jump to AAA?34:00 – Repetition and building skill through reps38:15 – Coaching differences across levels40:00 – Teaching the skills required to advance levels42:20 – Why superteams can create bad habits44:00 – Demographic shifts in hockey participation47:00 – Why hockey is losing inner-city athletes50:00 – Old vs New age hockey players53:00 – The financial realities of hockey53:30 – Rethinking the youth hockey system55:00 – The rise of academy models57:00 – Asking better questions in life and hockeyKey ThemesAAA at a young age is not a guarantee of long-term successDevelopment is about habits, reps, and growth over timeThe environment matters — but so does perspectiveGreat players tend to separate themselves regardless of levelSuperteams can sometimes hide development flawsParents must balance support without projecting expectationsHockey’s system continues to evolve socially, financially, and structurallyStay ConnectedWatch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTubeFollow on socials:@BuiltFromSteelSeries@BioSteelSports@BioSteelSportsAcademy@CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel SportsLearn more at www.biosteel.com

In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, we break down one of the biggest challenges in youth hockey today: patience.We open with a clip from NHL coach John Tortorella speaking about players wanting everything immediately — roles, opportunity, advancement — without understanding the reality of how progression actually works.From there, we dive into the current state of AAA tryouts in Ontario, how open borders have changed the landscape, and why the traditional idea of “earning your spot” is becoming less clear.We also discuss the growing “entourage” around young players — parents, advisors, outside influences and how that can impact decision-making during some of the most important development years.The conversation then shifts to one of the most critical moments in a player’s path: after the U16 year and draft window. Whether you were drafted, overlooked, or moved teams, we break down how to think through your next steps with a long-term mindset.This episode is for players, parents, and coaches navigating tryout season, roster decisions, and the pressure of early development expectations.In This Episode, We CoverWhy players need to learn to wait their turnThe reality of progression in hockey developmentHow AAA tryouts and open borders have changed minor hockeyThe impact of parents, agents, and outside voicesWhat to do if you get cut — or make a new teamWhy families struggle with decision-making in youth hockeyWhat happens after the U16 draft (drafted and undrafted players)How to evaluate the right path moving forwardThe importance of removing bias and emotion from decisionsKey Moments01:50 – John Tortorella on players waiting their turn 02:35 – Andy’s reaction and perspective 04:30 – The reality of waiting your turn 05:30 – Rushing to the next level 07:30 – Is there really such a thing as tryouts anymore? 08:40 – The professionalization of youth sports 12:30 – The “entourage” around young players 13:30 – Being careful who you surround yourself with 18:00 – Tryouts and open borders in minor hockey 21:40 – Selling youth hockey to families 27:00 – What to do if you get cut or make a new team 35:00 – Why parents struggle with decisions 37:00 – Draft pick examples and realities 43:00 – What to do after the U16 draft 53:00 – Where players actually end up post-draft 59:00 – Taking off the rose-coloured glassesStay ConnectedWatch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTubeFollow on socials:@BuiltFromSteelSeries@BioSteelSports@BioSteelSportsAcademy@CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports🌐 Learn more at www.biosteel.com

What should we actually be doing for skill development?In Part 5 of our Parenting Through Sports Mini-Series, Eric and Andy break down the realities of skill development in youth hockey, what actually translates to games, and how families should approach training in a world full of options.From the explosion of private coaching and “elite” training environments to the pressure of doing more, earlier, this episode tackles one of the biggest questions in youth sports: Is more training actually better?More importantly, it provides a framework for how to make better decisions around development. Because in most cases, it’s not about doing more, it’s about doing the right things, at the right time, for the right reasons.Key Moments0:00 – OHL Playoff updates5:40 – TJ Hughes story & what it really meansUnderstanding Skill Development15:40 – The evolution of skill development in hockey25:00 – What actually translates to games28:00 – Practicing the wrong way — does it hurt you?Training Volume vs Effectiveness33:30 – Is more training actually better?37:00 – Quality vs quantity38:40 – Letting kids drive the processMaking Smart Development Decisions43:50 – What’s necessary vs what’s a luxury46:00 – Building a real training plan53:00 – Top-tier trainers don’t guarantee results56:00 – Players don’t need to be perfect going into campsChoosing the Right Environment1:01:10 – Red flags vs green flags when evaluating coaches and trainingKey ThemesSkill development must translate to the gameMore training doesn’t always equal better developmentQuality and intention matter more than volumeThere is no one-size-fits-all development planParents often overestimate what’s “necessary”The best players learn how to work — not just trainStay ConnectedWatch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTubeFollow on socials: @BuiltFromSteelSeries @BioSteelSports @BioSteelSportsAcademy @CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel SportsLearn more at⁠ www.biosteel.com⁠

Development isn’t one-size-fits-all, and timing matters more than most people think.In Episode 3 of our Parenting Through Sports Mini-Series, Eric and Andy break down what age-appropriate development actually looks like from the earliest years all the way through U18. Using real examples and current conversations around events like the OHL Cup, they walk through what players should be focusing on at each stage and where parents often get it wrong.From over-instruction at a young age to the pressure of AAA decisions, early development illusions, and navigating puberty and the draft years, this episode provides a clear framework for how players should grow physically, mentally, and emotionally over time.The goal isn’t to rush development.It’s to align it.Key Moments0:00 – OHL Cup play-in game & what these tournaments really mean2:00 – Committing to what actually translates6:00 – Do big tournaments matter at young ages?Ages 0–8: Foundations9:01 – Early development: fun, movement, and avoiding over-instruction13:00 – The dangers of over-coaching young players26:10 – Half-ice vs full-ice developmentAges 9–11: Building Confidence & Skill31:01 – When to consider AA → AAA36:00 – Timing the jump to higher levels38:00 – Confidence and its impact on outcomes43:00 – The politics behind making teamsAges 12–14: Growth & Reality Checks44:40 – Development through puberty52:00 – Learning to train and love the gym1:04:00 – Early vs late development (and the illusion it creates)Ages 15–18: Identity & Opportunity1:10:46 – Finding your role vs putting yourself in a box1:15:00 – Building skills that complement your game1:19:00 – Preparing for the U16 draft years1:22:00 – What actually separates players1:27:00 – Everyone says they want it but do they really? Key ThemesDevelopment must match where the player is, not where you want them to beEarly success doesn’t guarantee long-term outcomesConfidence and timing play a bigger role than most people realizeOver-instruction can limit creativity and growthThe best players evolve by adding to their game, not forcing an identity too earlyLong-term development always beats short-term winsStay ConnectedWatch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTubeFollow on socials:@BuiltFromSteelSeries@BioSteelSports@BioSteelSportsAcademy@CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports 🌐 Learn more at www.biosteel.com

Youth sports are filled with passionate parents, but very little guidance on how to actually navigate the journey.In Episode 18 of the Built From Steel Podcast, Eric and Andy begin a six-part mini series focused entirely on parenting in youth sports. This first episode sets the foundation by addressing why parent education is one of the most overlooked parts of player development.From understanding why kids should play sports in the first place, to the reality of where most players ultimately end up, the conversation explores the difficult balance between supporting your child’s ambitions while staying grounded in realistic expectations.They also tackle one of the hardest questions families face: how much influence should a parent have in the path, and how much should come from the player themselves?There is no single formula, no perfect development path, and no guaranteed outcome, which is exactly why these conversations matter.This episode is designed for parents trying to support their child the right way, while navigating the noise, pressure, and constant information surrounding youth sports today.Key Moments0:00 – Why parent education matters in youth sports10:00 – The real reasons kids should play sports18:00 – Where most hockey players ultimately end up27:00 – There is no recipe for making it31:00 – Balancing support vs realistic expectations for your child40:30 – How much should the player guide their own path?Key ThemesWhy youth sports can feel like the blind leading the blindSports teach kids that life is not always fairWhy sports can actually make parenting easier — if approached correctlyThe myth that you must play AAA at a young age to succeedWhy parents often search for a “formula” that doesn’t existThe challenge of letting your child drive their own development journeyStay Connected:Watch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTube.Follow on socials: @BuiltFromSteelSeries @BioSteelSports @BioSteelSportsAcademy @CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports. 🌐 Learn more at www.biosteel.com

This week on the Built From Steel Podcast, we share a full conversation with Brian Prout, Assistant General Manager of the Saginaw Spirit (OHL), who spent time speaking with our U16 and U18 teams about what actually matters at the next level.This wasn’t a highlight reel conversation. It was honest, direct, and educational.Brian breaks down the Five Pillars of OHL Scouting, what scouts really watch during games (including the bench), why character is evaluated long before talent ceiling, and why the draft especially the U16 draft doesn’t guarantee anything.We dive into common youth hockey questions:How important is being on a “good” team?Does it matter who you play with?Are tournaments and the OHL Cup critical?How much should players listen to parents?What do scouts value that families often misunderstand?Brian shares stories of underdog signings, draft misconceptions, emotional maturity, and what separates players who last in the OHL from those who plateau. The Q&A portion covers size, bouncing back from mistakes, defensive vs offensive evaluation, imports, and whether there’s ever a point where it’s too late to chase the game seriously.This episode is for players, parents, and coaches who want real perspective on how OHL organizations evaluate talent, beyond points and rankings.In This Episode, We Cover:The Five Pillars of OHL ScoutingWhy scouts watch the benchCharacter and embracing the grindThe truth about the OHL DraftUnderdog stories and overlooked playersBeing on a good team vs being a good teammateParent influence and minor hockey mindsetWhat scouts look for vs what parents think mattersEmotional regulation and body languageDefensive vs offensive evaluationFinding your voice as a playerKey Moments00:00 – Intro to Brian Prout & the Saginaw Spirit03:30 – The Five Pillars of OHL Scouting06:15 – Character and being a good teammate10:00 – Why scouts watch the bench12:00 – Underdog signings & Sebastien Gervais24:00 – The draft doesn’t guarantee anything28:00 – Do you love hockey, or do you love the draft?44:15 – How important is being on a good team?53:00 – Minor hockey mindset & parent influence1:00:00 – Translatable skills scouts valuePlayer Q&A:1:31:22 – Advice for players concerned about size and physical development1:35:00 – How much attention scouts pay to players on the bench1:39:00 – Bouncing back from mistakes, consistency, and what stands out most1:47:00 – Defensive zone vs offensive zone habits in player evaluation1:49:00 – Is there ever a point where it’s too late to pursue hockey seriously?1:53:00 – Import players and how roster rules impact decisions1:56:00 – Managing emotions and body language during games2:02:20 – Memorial Cup ring If you care about development, projection, and understanding how OHL teams truly build rosters, this conversation offers real clarity.Stay Connected: 🎥 Watch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTube 📲 Follow us: @BuiltFromSteelSeriesPartner accounts: @BioSteelSports @BioSteelSportsAcademy @CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports. 🌐 Learn more at⁠ www.biosteel.com⁠

Phones are shaping today’s athletes - for better or worse.In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, Coach Eric and Coach Andy tackle one of the most relevant topics in modern youth hockey: cell phone use. From sleep disruption and social media comparison to personal branding and digital discipline, this is a balanced conversation about how devices are influencing development on and off the ice.The episode opens with Olympic takeaways and a David vs. Goliath mindset story, before diving into how phones impact performance, confidence, team culture, recruiting, and mental health.Are phones ruining development? Or are they the greatest tool young athletes have ever had? The answer isn’t simple.Whether you're a player managing screen time, a parent navigating device rules, or a coach trying to build culture in a digital world, this episode will challenge how you think about technology and performance.Key Moments:0:00 – Olympics perspective & elite preparation9:42 – Intro to phone use + David vs Goliath mindset26:30 – Sleep destruction & performance drop32:45 – Social media comparison & identity38:40 – Getting in trouble online (real examples)39:20 – OHL teams check your social media40:20 – Snapchat issues & digital discipline49:10 – Unlimited access to information (for free)50:20 – Personal branding for young athletes52:00 – Connectivity in today’s hockey world54:20 – Phones, mental health & awarenessEpisode Themes:You can’t out-train poor sleepYour Instagram is your first interviewThe phone isn’t the problem, it’s how you use itComparison culture is quietly killing confidenceOne post can undo five years of workStay Connected: 🎥 Watch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTube 📲 Follow us: @BuiltFromSteelSeriesPartner accounts: @BioSteelSports @BioSteelSportsAcademy @CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports. 🌐 Learn more at www.biosteel.com

In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, Eric and Andy dive into one of the most loaded questions in youth hockey: When is it the right time to move away from home?From the pressure to chase better teams and “big-name” programs to the reality of playing with, and against, weaker players, this episode unpacks how development actually happens… and how families can make better long-term decisions.They also dig into the mental side of the game, the different types of intelligence athletes show, and why traditional academics don’t always reflect a player’s hockey IQ or real-world skill set.This one’s for families navigating:Big decisions about moving awayThe myths of chasing top teamsThe truth about talent and how it rises over timeHow to develop in “non-traditional” programsWhen it’s worth leaving… and when it’s notKey Moments:1:20 – Athletic intelligence vs classroom intelligence28:00 – Why chasing teams usually backfires32:30 – Is chasing a championship always worth it?35:50 – Moving away from the northern loop for U18 hockey39:50 – Why playing with weaker players can help you grow42:45 – There’s no hiding good players — they always get noticed44:00 – The story of Justin Brazeau & New Liskeard Cubs47:00 – First-round picks who still don’t stick at the next level53:50 – Parents, emotion, and the whirlwind of youth hockeyStay Connected📺 Watch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTube📲 Follow us: @BuiltFromSteelSeries | @CoachEpzolo | @BioSteelSportsAcademy🔗 Learn more: www.biosteel.comThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports.

Sometimes the score doesn’t tell the real story, but your response always does.In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, Eric and Andy take lessons from the World Juniors and connect them directly to youth hockey. From how Latvia and other small nations compete against the best in the world, to how players should approach mismatched games at the youth level, this episode is about mindset, preparation, and perspective.They break down why mismatches happen, how coaches can prepare their teams (whether they’re the underdog or the favorite), and what players and parents need to understand about showing up with purpose no matter who’s on the other bench.Whether you're facing a powerhouse or leading by 6, this episode is a masterclass in how habits, preparation, and leadership show up when the game doesn’t go as expected.Key Moments:2:00 – Billeting, maturity, and life skills 4:50 – 2009 WJC memories 7:00 – Canada’s identity at the World Juniors 13:00 – NHL Central Scouting & early evaluation 17:00 – Latvia: structure over star power 21:15 – Hockey registration numbers by country 24:00 – Why smaller countries can still compete 27:00 – Is playing on a super team always best? 36:00 – Elevating non-star players 41:30 – Mindset going into mismatch games 42:00 – Motivation means nothing without preparation 47:00 – How to stay engaged on a struggling team 50:00 – What can you do to stand out? 54:10 – Don’t let your habits slip when you’re the best 56:00 – The scoreboard doesn’t always reflect the effort 1:00:00 – When it’s frustrating for your kid1:08:30 – Advice for parents during uneven seasons📲🎥 Watch the Academy docu-series Built From Steel on YouTube 📱 Follow us: @BuiltFromSteelSeriesPartner accounts: @BioSteelSports @BioSteelSportsAcademy @CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports. 🌐 Learn more at www.biosteel.com

Bad call? Good.Tough weekend? Good.Didn’t get the bounce, the shift, or the outcome? Good.In this episode of the Built From Steel Podcast, Eric and Andy take a hard look at adversity and why how you respond matters more than what actually happens. Starting by recounting the officiating at a recent tournament, they dive into the mindset made popular by Jocko Willink’s “Good” philosophy, and how it applies to hockey and life.They also explore the parable of the Chinese Farmer, and how players, parents, and coaches can use perspective to build real toughness, not just fake positivity. This one is about rewiring your brain to lean into struggle, reframe frustration, and keep showing up.Whether you’re a player who didn’t get the shift, a parent watching your kid go through it, or a coach trying to model calm under fire, this is the episode for you.-Watch this inspiration for this podcast: Jocko Willink - “Good”-Stay Connected:Watch the Academy docu-series "Built From Steel" on YouTubeFollow us: @BuiltFromSteelSeriesPartner accounts:@BioSteelSports@BioSteelSportsAcademy@CoachEpzoloThe Built From Steel Podcast is a division of BioSteel Sports.🌐 Learn more at www.biosteel.com