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The Basketball Podcast

The Basketball Podcast

De: Chris Oliver
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This is the podcast where you will hear real basketball coaching conversations. Whether you are a new or experienced coach at any level of basketball these coaching conversations will give you practical ideas to stimulate your coaching and make what you do even better.Copyright 2026 Chris Oliver Basquete
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  • Jim Haverstrom on Ecological Coaching across Sports (EP413)
    Feb 25 2026

    Jim Haverstrom, a youth hockey director and coach developer with USA Hockey, joined the Basketball Podcast to discuss coaching methodologies and player development across both sports. The conversation explored various coaching strategies, including the importance of making practices fun and engaging, as well as the integration of constraints-led approaches in coach education programs. Jim emphasized the significance of adapting coaching techniques to individual player differences, providing constructive feedback, and creating game-based practices that help players develop both technical skills and mental toughness.

    Episode Breakdown:

    02:32 Hockey Embraces CLA

    05:41 What Fun Really Means

    09:04 Practice Beats Games

    11:27 Individual Solutions

    13:36 Game Practice to Home

    16:46 Learning Through Struggle

    23:11 Feedback and Constraints

    26:06 Direct Instruction Role

    26:22 External Cues Coaching

    28:12 Adaptable Technique Growth

    29:59 Decision-Based Practice

    34:05 Teaching Scanning Skills

    40:37 Mindset Through Competition

    45:40 Coach Advice And Parents

    52:05 Invasion Sports Wrap Up

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    53 minutos
  • Mike Neighbors on Professional Coaching and Career Transitions (EP412)
    Feb 18 2026

    Mike Neighbors, assistant coach for the LA Sparks, shared his insights on transitioning from college to professional coaching, emphasizing the importance of pace, player development, and feedback loops in the WNBA. Neighbors discussed his philosophy on assistant coaching, highlighting the need for clear communication and alignment with players' roles.

    He also touched on the challenges and opportunities in women's basketball, including the impact of social media and financial pressures on young players. The conversation covered Neighbors' approach to defensive strategies, practice efficiency, and the evolving role of analytics in coaching. The episode concluded with Neighbors expressing his excitement about joining the Dallas Wings and continuing to contribute to the growth of women's basketball.

    Episode Breakdown:

    01:46 College to WNBA: Why the Transition Felt Like Being a Rookie Again

    03:06 Assistant Coach Best Practices: The 5 Things You Want / 5 Things You Don’t

    09:30 Sustaining a 30-Year Coaching Career (and What Happens When You Lose a Job)

    12:17 Playing Fast the Right Way: Pace, Shot Quality, and Transition Defense

    15:54 When to Tap the Brakes: Turnovers, Bad Shots, and Shot Distribution Rules

    23:29 Short Roll Playmaking as a Superpower (and Why It’s Hard at Lower Levels)

    25:52 Coaching Confident Scorers: Green Lights, Shot Selection, and Immediate Feedback

    30:44 Conceptual Offense: Triads, Sequencing Actions & Creating Flow

    34:30 Offensive Rebounding vs. Transition Defense (WNBA Lessons)

    36:35 Efficient Practices: Combo Drills, No Lines & Maximizing Every Minute

    39:21 Motivate vs. Inspire + The ‘Curse of the Clinic’ (Make It Fit Your Team)

    42:21 Defense in the Pros: Versatility, Guarding the Ball & ‘Death Shots’

    47:04 If I Went Back to College: Faster Feedback Loops, Standards & Protecting Players

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    58 minutos
  • Ryan Cottingham on Player Support and Team Culture (EP411)
    Feb 11 2026

    Ryan Cottingham, the head coach of Spring Arbor University's men's basketball program, shared insights into his approach to building and sustaining a successful small college basketball program. He discussed the importance of creating a strong team culture based on core values of integrity, toughness, and unity, and highlighted various initiatives such as "Fun Week," leadership teams, and individual player meetings to foster this culture.

    Cottingham emphasized the role of player-led initiatives, regular recognition of individual achievements, and the involvement of parents in team activities to create a supportive environment. He also connected the program's success to its emphasis on developing players' decision-making skills and resilience, while maintaining a competitive yet respectful approach to the game.

    Episode Breakdown:

    02:17 Challenges and Rewards of Coaching at a Small College

    05:14 Core Values and Team Culture

    09:09 Preseason Fun Week

    13:31 Iron Teams and Leadership Development

    16:32 Culture Meetings and Heart and Head Sessions

    24:13 Circle of Trust: Building Team Unity

    28:44 The Power of Gratitude in Sports

    29:55 Individual Player Meetings: A Deeper Connection

    34:32 Service Projects: Giving Back to the Community

    38:50 Recognizing Excellence: Weekly Awards

    43:10 Post-Game Team Time with Parents

    45:32 Connecting Culture to On-Court Success

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    48 minutos
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