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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 1H 11M

Charles Kissi: What Actually Builds Better Basketball Players (Ep. 51)

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In this episode of Performance Matters Podcast, Matrixx sits down with Charles Kissi, Head Coach of Serious Basketball, for a real conversation about what true player development actually looks like — and why so many athletes are missing the mark.They dive into Charles’ coaching journey, the current state of basketball development in Niagara, and the growing gap between skill training and actual player growth. From accountability and physical preparation to film study, spacing, and team-first habits, this episode pulls back the curtain on what separates players who improve from those who just stay busy.You’ll hear why:Skill work alone isn’t development“Fun” in sport needs a serious redefinitionBad habits kill talent faster than lack of abilityFilm study and spacing matter more than most players realizeCollaboration between coaches is the key to creating real opportunityIf you’re a coach, athlete, or parent who actually cares about long-term success — this one’s required listening.Shoutout to our sponsor:www.PeteMethnerPhotography.com

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