Brandi Foreman-Brewton
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Brandi Foreman-Brewton is a Madison, Alabama native, former NCAA Division I softball player, educator, coach, and entrepreneur with a passion for developing athletes both on and off the field. She competed collegiately at Alabama A&M University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in Sports Management and a master's degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Physical Education. She is currently pursuing her doctorate in Sport and Performance Psychology. With more than a decade of coaching experience spanning travel, middle school, high school, and collegiate softball, Brandi also spent four years teaching middle school physical education and currently serves as an adjunct professor at Alabama A&M University. Since 2014, she has co-owned MSA Hitting Performance Center alongside her father, Roy Foreman, where they are committed to providing individualized instruction and helping athletes reach the next level.
Beyond her professional work, Brandi is a wife and animal lover who enjoys spending time with her four dogs, turtle, and aquatic pets. When she is away from the softball field or classroom, she enjoys going to the movies, fishing, bowling, attending group fitness classes and concerts, discovering new restaurants, and spending time with her family and fur babies. Her journey reflects her commitment to education, entrepreneurship, athlete development, and creating opportunities for the next generation while continuing to grow personally and professionally.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:
- How individualizing coaching, business, or leadership to each person's needs creates better results than one-size-fits-all approaches.
- Why no single coaching method works for neurodivergent athletes and people who have been labeled uncoachable.
- How successful coaches stay effective by researching, continuing education, and using technology for staff development.
- Why wanting to improve is not enough without evaluating an athlete's current level and building a specific plan.
- How building MSA since 2014 shows meaningful success in athletics and business rarely happens overnight.
- How a father-daughter partnership can run a successful athlete development business for more than a decade.
- Why success means helping each athlete reach their next level, from college play to gaining confidence.
- How adapting and overcoming challenges can drive personal and professional growth while staying committed to your vision.
- That personalized evaluations establish clear goals and create training plans designed for each athlete's next level.
- Why MSA coaches avoid sitting on a bucket and instead demonstrate skills and keep athletes engaged.
about the show
Transitioning out of professional athletics into business takes dedication and clear strategy. Champions Reborn shows how former professional athletes apply the focus, team principles, and work ethic from their sporting careers to build and run real commercial companies.
Champions Reborn is a television docuseries profiling former athletes who have successfully launched and managed businesses after sports. The series focuses on practical operations, business growth, and long-term execution across various industries.
The series takes viewers inside the actual experiences of former players who became active business owners. Champions Reborn gives these founders a platform to share their operational insights, growth strategies, and personal journeys as entrepreneurs.
