Coastal Carolina’s Chanticleers associate head coach, Ryne Lightfoot, joins the podcast to talk player development along with his role as the team’s defensive coordinator.
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Indiana Wesleyan University’s Greg Tonagel joins A Quick Timeout podcast to discuss his “I Am Third” philosophy and how his pursuit of being a transformational leader drives the culture of the Wildcats’ program.
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ESPN’s Seth Greenberg discusses what it takes to be an effective coach in the current climate of college basketball. We discuss the environment’s impact on systems of play, team building, and player development.
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Coach Brian McCormick dives into how traditional defensive strategies are failing against modern offenses and why a new, more adaptable approach is needed. McCormick breaks down his concept of “no-advantage, defensive-advantage” and shares how coaches can equip their players to thrive in the chaos of today’s game. Learn how to build a resilient and intelligent defensive system!
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SAVI Coaching’s Mark Cascio is back to break down the common mistakes coaches make when implementing a conceptual basketball offense. We talk teaching triggers, training decision-making, repping advantage game, and scaffolding to faster gameplay. Coach Cascio shares invaluable insights to help you avoid the pitfalls that can derail your team’s offensive development.
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University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Panthers’ women’s basketball coach, Kyle Rechlicz, dives into practice planning, inclduing structuring practices for maximum efficiency and player development, preparing her team for pressure situations by effectively practicing special situations, and using 5-on-5 and small sided games to teach skills and decision-making.
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Whether you’re at home getting shots up on your own or working out with friends, the right basketball shooting drills and the right equipment are
When most coaches think about transition offense, they default to familiar concepts like “running lanes” or a “numbered break.” But what happens when the defense
2-1-2 Zone Defense Resources Greg Neeley, head coach for the Piedmont College Lions (NCAA D3), breaks down his 2-1-2 zone defense. He shares player responsibilities,
