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Two Feet In Coaching is an ELITE performance based program founded upon Emotional Intelligence (EQ).  It is designed specifically for increased consistency of performance. Simply defined, EQ is the ability to understand your own emotions, the emotions of others while recognizing the emotions inside of the environment.  Interesting enough, EQ can improve with practice at a rate of 7-10% with proper training.
 Elite Performance training is designed for professionals administrators, families, plus coaches; however, I’d suggest inviting anyone within the organization that you believe has the potential to become ELITE. 
This program will give daily techniques to assist in performing at their best, when it is time to be their best! We will introduce a new language, plus create solutions to life’s daily mishaps. These EQ techniques combined with our coaches unique background has allowed good teams & organizations to become ELITE. It is hard to improve when you are executing at a high rate, so this program is designed to be the advantage! 

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Alex Sarama shares contemporary skill acquisition ideas for coaches, practitioners, organisations and federations all over the world. His focus is on helping coaches combine their personal and practical experiences with the empirical evidence which exists within the field of skill acquisition. Many of the ideas that Alex shares are based upon the constraints-led approach underpinned by ecological dynamics.
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Alex Sarama | Transform Your Approach to Coaching

This episode is sponsored by the Dr. Dish Basketbal. Mention "United Basketball & Leadership Podcast" and receive $300 off on the Dr. Dish Rebel, All-Star, and CT models.  Connect with Dr. Dish on Twitter or Instagram @drdishbball 
Tyler Coston is a "coaches coach" and is passionate about investing in others.  He is a walking example of a servant-leader.  He and I discuss his "Lock-Left Defensive System" and why he believes It it the best way to defend.  And how it develops your players into a better skilled offensive player.  
Connect with Tyler on Twitter @TylerCoston
SHOW NOTES
Why run the Lock-Left 1:45
Push left players to left 5:43
 “Chase the Ball” 7:08
3 steps for teaching anything 9:10
Help Defense 13:40
Make them dribble 17:00
 Play More Games 21:40
Advice for Coaches 27:00

Tyler Coston | Lock Left Defensive System

This episode is sponsored by the Dr. Dish Basketbal. Mention "United Basketball & Leadership Podcast" and receive $300 off on the Dr. Dish Rebel, All-Star, and CT models.
Bill Baumann is a master teacher of the Match-Up Zone Defense.  With almost 40 years of experience with this defense, he is one of the best in the business.   Coach Baumann @bbaumann3bc - Twitter ; Connect with host Matt Smith - @coachmsmith - Twitter
Show Notes
Match-up Zone vs Zone | 5:40
Strengths of the Match-Up | 8:10
Alignment of the defense | 12:45
Guarding Screens | 23:00
Guarding the Overload | 25:50
Defending other Actions | 27:00
Foundational Drills | 32>45
Growing Pains for Players | 47:00
Easier to teach then man-to-man | 50:00
Guarding BOB | 53:15
Can any team run the match-up? | 56:00

Bill Baumann: Deep Dive into the Match-Up Zone Defense

In 1985, interest in the gym increased when a film crew descended upon Knightstown, looking for a place to film Hoosiers. The movie told the story of the unique phenomenon known as Hoosier Hysteria — Indiana’s obsession with basketball. The gym provided the perfect setting. About one third of the film was filmed in the gym. As a result of the success of this film, the old Knightstown gymnasium came to be known as the Hoosier Gym.
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