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May 6, 2024 51 min

Half Time Break with Coach Peter Danyliv

from Basketball To Business Hosted by Myson Jones

Join me and Coach P as we talk about real issues existing in the world of basketball training industry, not to mention some interesting myths you might know of. 01:10 Use of Cones and/or Two Basketballs - Useful or Useless? 03:12 Use of D-Man (Defensive Mannequin) During Basketball Training 04:15 Two Ball Dribbling - Is this the most efficient way to learn ball handling? 06:50 Trainee's Imagination vs Use of Cones (Further Explained) 09:40 It's Not About An Individual; It's All about The Concept 11:40 Coach P's Experience with High Level Players 13:52 Advice To Trainers About Compensation When Training High Level Players 18:08 Interlude: Wanna Know One of Coach P's Pet Peeves? 20:25 In Continuum: Here's A Real Life Story Of It 22:17 Taking Credit For Your Player's Success and Failure 27:07 How To Win Your Audience thru Social Media Contents 32:40 The Concept of Competition from a Business Person's POV 34:20 Joining Basketball Conferences/Conventions - Worth it or Waste of Money? 39:22 What Makes A Basketball Conference Worth It For Trainers 42:13 Being A Selective Trainer With The Players That You Work With 47:32 What Makes Listening to a Podcast Unbearable 49:00 Being an NBA Trainer Doesn't Mean Much If you have other taboo topics in the basketball training industry that really aren't discussed in this podcast, go ahead and comment them below.

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