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Former football all-star Josh Freedland has launched a new company, Brain and Body Performance of Boston, to help athletes improve mental focus.

After sustaining a concussion himself during his career, Josh has been on a mission to find out more about the mental aspect of sports and how it relates to performance on- and off- the field. He is the best person to relate to athletes as he had over eight years of competitive football under his belt.

READ MORE about Josh's company and journey HERE.

You can also check out Josh's company website HERE.

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