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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2024 · 43 MIN

My Dunk Coach Ambrose Amin Talks Getting His First Dunk at 33, The Importance of Coaching, & His Switch From Corporate Life to Coaching

from The From The Jump Podcast · host Nick Ozuna

On this weeks episode of the From the Jump Podcast, Nick and Andy sit down with Nick's coach Ambrose Amin, a 33 year old 5'10 dunker. They talk about everything from becoming a dunker at 33 to leaving a corporate job to pursue his dream of coaching athletes! Thank you guys for watching, see you next week! 0:00 Ambrose Intro 0:53 Journey in Sports and Fitness 2:58 Current Achievements and Goals in Dunking 4:12 Inspirations and Influences in Dunking 7:43 Training Philosophy and Load Management 11:58 The Importance of Coaching and Perspective 16:21 Reflections on Training Methods and Mistakes 19:29 From Corporate to Coaching: The Big Shift 23:22 Identifying Gaps in the Fitness Industry 29:18 The Importance of Coaching vs. Programs 35:47 Setting Goals and Pushing Limits in Dunking 41:09 Building a Community: Join the Texas Flight Crew 42:37 Ambrose's Podcast

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