Can Anyone Be a Trainer? We Show You How...

Micah Lancaster and Bryce Stanhope discuss the deepest skill study ever performed - a 10 game breakdown of NBA All-Star Kyrie Irving.  

Micah Lancaster and Bryce Stanhope tell the world they aren't nearly as advanced as people make them out to be....when it comes to how people are defining "advanced". 

Micah Lancaster and Bryce Stanhope discuss the data rich game of basketball and how players can actually "copy and paste" moves, movements, skills, and even sequences effectively. 

Cranjis is joined by Brazilian 2nd League Champion and Unifacisa coach KJ Smith to discuss what US basketball can learn from int'l basketball, and KJ's relationship with data as a coach for a championship contender. 

Rod and Eric review Thomas Kelley's addition as the newest assistant coach for MSU's basketball program. Kelley is a former starter for the team in the 90s and previously served as a grad assistant before taking an assistant coaching position at Western Michigan. We discuss what ... Show More

CLC's interview of master coach Richard Ashby. Coach Ashby has worked many of the best American female players when they were young. He discusses his philosophy, how he developed his coaching expertise, and best practices for coaching (and teaching) with younger tennis players. M ... Show More

In this episode, Matt sits down with Ben Adena a Personal Trainer and Strength Coach who specializes in working with elite basketball players.  . Ben discusses Velocity Based Training, Movement Assessment, and other strength and conditioning training methods for basketball player ... Show More

Alex Nichols, former Technical Coach at Arsenal FC joins Saul and Glen to talk about Technical Players. What do they look like and how do we coach/develop them? 

Tarik Hopstock joins the show to explain how training as a juvenile in adult classes helped shape his game. He also talks about how he leads his students into the areas they need to improve upon and setting goals for technical development!