By Darryl Adams
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Efficiency thrives on prioritization. If you're looking to make a serious impact on your game, you've gotta focus on what matters most. Find that crucial 20% that brings in the big wins, and ditch the rest, the 80%, that's just hogging up your time.
Have you ever heard of the “old warehouse”? Where Rhythm Dribble started 🏀 From its humble beginnings to the vibrant community hub it is today, this historic spot holds countless memories of sweat, determination, and pure love for the game. Celebrating where it all began!
In this episode, I dive into what it was like experiencing the 2023 NBA Draft with Rhythm Dribbler Cam Whitmore. Truly an incredible moment. As one of the top prospects in his class, Whitmore's athleticism and skill set had fans buzzing with excitement. The draft night was filled with anticipation and anticipation as teams vied for the chance to select him. When his name was finally called, the atmosphere erupted with applause and cheers. Whitmore's genuine humility and gratitude shone through as he delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing his gratitude to his family, coaches, and supporters. It was a joy to witness his dreams come true, and basketball enthusiasts everywhere eagerly await the impact he'll make in the NBA.
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Coach Darryl is back!
Season 3 kicks off with the declaration of YOUR basketball journey.
Ultimately, the choice between recreational ball and serious basketball training depends on individual preferences, goals, and commitments. Both options offer unique benefits, and individuals should consider what aligns best with their interests and aspirations. However, the choice MUST be made.
Recreational Ball serves its purpose with its social benefits; less pressure - allowing a more enjoyable experience without the stress of competition. And flexibility, making it easier to fit basketball around other commitments such as work or school.
When choosing Serious Basketball Training the commitment level changes. Serious training provides a structured environment for improving basketball skills such as shooting, dribbling, defense, and teamwork. With dedicated coaching and practice sessions, players can significantly enhance their abilities.
Competitive Opportunities can lead to fulfilling achievements and recognition within the basketball community. Opening doors to competitive leagues, tournaments, and possibly even scholarships or professional opportunities for highly skilled players.
Lastly, the discipline, perseverance, and work ethic required for serious training can translate to valuable life skills beyond the basketball court. Players learn the importance of goal-setting, resilience, and teamwork, which can benefit them in various aspects of their lives.
We'd love to hear which path you chose & why. Let us know!
What have been your pros & cons?
Did you changed your mind halfway in?
Do you regret not going down the other path?
What would you do differently?
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Coach Darryl Adams and former RD alumni and current head varsity basketball coach at Georgetown Day School, Marquis Bell, continue the discussion of realities as trainees embark on the journey to high school basketball. They discuss 8 principles of efficient basketball development. How do you get the most out of your training? Do you hinder your progress? Is there a plan to lead you to your specific goals? Is there a measurable deliverable?
Grab a pen and a pad and tune in as they breakdown these 8 principles:
What are your thoughts? We'd love to hear what your take is regarding these principles. Do you agree? Are we missing anything?
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We're back with Season 2 of The Rhythm Dribble Basketball Development Podcast! In this season, we're on the court, focusing on offensive & defensive concepts; highly effective techniques; opportunities in development and much more. We're also pairing the podcast discussions with some valuable development content, including learning videos and written resources for basketball players, parents, trainers and coaches leading to the path of improvement that can be found on our PATREON page. So head over to www.patreon.com/RhythmDribble and subscribe today! There truly is no other resources online like Rhythm Dribble and we can't do this without you!
There are no guarantees in this journey, however it's clear that other aspects of an athlete's life will benefit from the grind and discipline along the way. The character traits being molded are translatable to all areas of life. Keep your blinders on, do the work, overcome obstacles and at minimum reap the "collateral benefits".
In episode 1 of this season, Coach Darryl Adams and former RD alumni and current head varsity basketball coach at Georgetown Day School, Marquis Bell, discuss some realities as trainees embark on the journey to high school basketball. While there are many great trainers who are teaching great things, gaps and inefficiency in development still exist. It’s rarely what trainers are teaching that is the problem, it’s typically HOW they are teaching it that creates the deficits and/or the opportunity for advantages. Tune in and join the conversation! We'd love to hear what you've experienced or are currently experiencing in the journey.
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Coach Darryl Adams, RD parent Rick Spence and former RD alumni Marquis Bell bring you the 3rd & final part of the toughness conversation. Building from earlier conversations, they discuss both mental and physical toughness in youth as well as the advantages of having and training both. How do you pully the grittiness out of a young athlete? How does one motivate to get through the monotony of the grind? As a parent, are you a motivator or an enabler?
We'd love to have you join the conversation. Leave us a voice message if you're tuned in on Anchor, comment on this episode post on Instagram or Facebook or email us at [email protected]. Be sure to hit that SUBSCRIBE button and be the first to know when new episodes drop. If you're enjoying this podcast, show us some love, and like us and leave a review. This will help us grow and produce the content that's most valuable to you.
Also, we're now on PATREON! Head over to https://www.patreon.com/RhythmDribble to subscribe and get access to valuable development content, including learning videos and written resources for basketball players, parents, trainers and coaches leading to the path of improvement. With the help of your generous support, funding production costs becomes easier, as we can continue and expand our podcasts and begin making supporting videos in order to arrive at our mission. Thank you for your interest in the development of your player(s)!
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In part 2 of the "Is your Youth Basketball Player Tough Enough?", Coach Darryl Adams, RD parent Rick Spence are joined by former RD alumni Marquis Bell. Marquis is the current head varsity basketball coach at Georgetown Day School. With his input, they continue the discussion on TOUGHNESS and youth basketball. Building from earlier conversations, they discuss both mental and physical toughness in youth as well as the advantages of having and training both. Is toughness only cultivated in urban upbringings? Discourse on pro basketball players who exude mental and/or physical toughness sheds light as well. With these examples, how do you use that information to advance your athlete? How do you get them to push mentally past the hard parts?
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In episode 17, Coach Darryl Adams, RD parent Rick Spence & guest RD parent Bobby Brown discuss all aspects of TOUGHNESS and youth basketball. From dissecting what toughness is exactly; figuring out if it's actually necessary to succeed in the sport; as well as the advantages/disadvantages of being tough. As parents, it's our job to not only push in the right direction but to ensure our youth digs deep to propel past the hard, less glamorous parts and bring out their best. So can toughness be cultivated?
This 3 part episode is overflowing with gems and we'd love to have you join the conversation. Leave us a voice message if you're tuned in on Anchor, comment on this episode post on Instagram or Facebook or email us at [email protected]. Be sure to hit that SUBSCRIBE button and be the first to know when new episodes drop. If you're enjoying this podcast, show us some love, and like us and leave a review. This will help us grow and produce the content that's most valuable to you.
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In episode 16, Coach Darryl & RD parent/Coach Spence discuss rankings of youth basketball players. If you're new to this topic, this episode will be an educational treat. From how ranking agencies start to who manages them to the weight of the basketball arena. We broach effects of these rankings on young athletes as well as the how these rankings can aid a rising player.
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