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In episode 15 Coach Darryl & RD parent Spence are joined by Rhythm Dribble veteran Jayla, a recent University Of Illinois commit and current McDonough High School attendee & Take Over Girls Basketball player calls into the studio with her father to talk about her experiences with basketball training. The ups, the downs, the successes and the failures. Throughout this episode we cover the differences in training girls versus boys, the history of girls training, the perspective from a girl going through the training process, the perspective of a parent and much more!
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In this episode, Coach Darryl and RD parent Rick Spence discuss the pros and cons of playing for big basketball organizations. Do these major teams truly benefit a young athlete? What are the goals of these organizations? Do these organization address weaknesses within the athlete? Will the team grow athletes individually? What about playing at younger ages, is it showcasing or is it beneficial to the player? What should parents' expectations be? Do they understand team development vs individual development?
Tune in, join the conversation and share your experience with us!
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In this Father's Day edition of The Rhythm Dribble Basketball Development Podcast, Coach Darryl & RD parents Rick Spence & Darryl Boston discuss a dad's role in a young athlete's life. These dads give their take on when they feel their athlete is ready to take the reigns on their own athletic careers, how to keep them focused and mentally strong to fight through trying times and even being their rock when the work ethic is there however things don't pan out as expected. It's no secret that a father/father figure has monumental impact on youth. Experiences are molded from where we've come and where we'd like to end up.
GIVE DADS SOME CREDIT!!!
Share your father/son experience with us! 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].
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School is out and now is the time to maximize focus on your athlete's skills. In episode 9, Coach Darryl & RD parent Rick Spence discuss the summer time mind frame; what's a parent's expectation? What's your trainer's expectation? Are you both on the same page? How does one balance summer fun life and a training schedule that's built to deliver results?
Is there a right or wrong way to go about a successful summer? What happens if you don't seize the moment?
Tune in. We'd love to hear what your game plan for this summer? 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].
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Coach Darryl & RD parent Rick Spence seek to uncover the "mystery" behind the practice of reclassifying. In this episode, they attempt to bring clarity to what reclassing means; figuring out who is reclassing; also dive into the stigma behind reclassing. This conversation will discuss some of the pros and cons of reclassing & understanding if reclassing is for you.
Special guest Emmanuel Matey joins this conversation. Emmanuel is a JV coach at Eleanor Roosevelt High School and also an EYBL Coach whose close proximity to this age group offers valuable insight. Emmanuel is also an original Rhythm Dribbler.
Listen and hopefully this podcast can be the catalyst for the courageous conversation called reclassification.
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In this episode Coach Darryl and RD parent Rick Spence dive into the relationship between a trainer and young basketball player. Some parents think multiple trainers are needed to develop a basketball player. Allowing the specialty of each trainer to be developed within that athlete. However some trainers find this to be detrimental, because their job evolves from beginning to end. Trainers are in it for the long haul, so that makes being interchangeable impossible.
In a perfect world, a council of trainers would be they key to map out the young athletes entire career. But we're not in a perfect world, so what do you do? As a parent, you've put in the work to find the right trainer who understands what your needs and goals are, so let your trainer create their masterpiece. The success of the child is their priority.
What is your take? We want to hear from you. Leave us a voice message or email us at [email protected].
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This episode is a Mother's Day Edition. Coach Darryl & Rhythm Dribble parent Rick Spence host an awesome segment with seven current basketball moms via virtual chat. They share their perspective on the different characteristics of both themselves as well as other basketball moms they've encountered on their journey. Listen and let us know what which type of Basketball mom you are!
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