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Wide Open Looks: Dave Mogensen: The Green Bay Blizzard & A Playbook For Life
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Join sports writer in recovery and wellness advocate Travis Pipes as he talks with offensive coordinator for the Green Bay Blizzard Dave Mogensen about his experience in coaching and his journey in life with the pursuits of mentoring athletes, students and balancing an approach of self discipline while staying well. For more information on the Green Bay Blizzard check out www.greenbayblizzard.com. Dave was formerly the head coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for their organized club football program and led them to their first ever bowl victory among other accomplishments. He's also had stints with several other Wisconsin high schools with roles in football coaching. He went to college at Wisconsin Lutheran College, currently lives in Green Bay, Wisconsin. For more about Wide Open Looks, Travis's upcoming blog content, past episodes and future engagements please do navigate to www.wideopenlooks.com. Wide Open Looks is a proud member of the Mental Health News Radio Network available here: http://www.mentalhealthnewsradionetwork.com/
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