Dribble On is a 10 episode podcast series for the benefit of coaches, players and basketball fans wanting to develop their understanding of the game and the opportunities it presents. Each week, Community Development Officer Jay Giameos will host a special guest to provide insights into their basketball careers and experiences. Tune in to learn more about the opportunities that our sport brings, and be motivated to reach new levels of personal and professional success.
A solo episode as host Jay Giameos discusses coaching tips, as well as parent communication techniques. This episode is perfect for both parents, coaches, and parent-coaches!
Welcome back to a special episode of Dribble On as host Jay Giameos is joined by Jamie Petty to discuss ways to effectively communicate during a timeout. "Timeouts are the number one way a coach can impact a game", but they aren't easy so we're here to help!
Welcome back to a special episode of Dribble On as host Jay Giameos is joined by Jamie Petty to discuss ways to effectively communicate during a timeout. "Timeouts are the number one way a coach can impact a game", but they aren't easy so we're here to help!
Our final episode of the series! I challenge you to name a more iconic female coach than the one and only Lyndsee ‘Frosty’ Frost… you can’t! In today’s episode, Frosty talks about what it takes to be a successful female coach, in a male dominated field and ways in which coaches at any level can develop as coaches and people.
On todays episode Jack White takes the time to talk about his time as a captain at Duke, playing for Australia, what it's like to be injured at the peak of your career, and playing for Melbourne United in the NBL. This episode is packed with dimes for players at any level. Enjoy!
Man of many talents, Tony Casella is the National Talent Identification Coordinator for Basketball Australia and Coach Education Officer for Basketball South Australia. Over two episodes Tony dissects both roles and even shares a few cheat codes, including; how a talent scout assesses players and what they look for. Tony and Jay also break down the coach framework and pathway in Australia and discuss the answers to a few frequently asked questions amongst the coaching community.
Man of many talents, Tony Casella is the National Talent Identification Coordinator for Basketball Australia and Coach Education Officer for Basketball South Australia. Over two episodes Tony dissects both roles and even shares a few cheat codes, including; how a talent scout assesses players and what they look for. Tony and Jay also break down the coach framework and pathway in Australia and discuss the answers to a few frequently asked questions amongst the coaching community.
Our very own Jamie Petty shares his knowledge as a High Performance Director and Player Development Coach for the Adelaide 36ers. Jamie's experience as a coach and leader provides a wealth of information for players, coaches, basketball fans and leaders in general.
Scott Whitmore of the Aboriginal Basketball Academy in South Australia, dives into the story behind the academy and explains their 'why', 'what' and 'how'.
SA Country athletic development coach and small business owner (HPC Coaching) Gerard Dutton speaks on athletic development and its role in our sport. He also talks about his business as well as how and why he is where he is today. This episode is perfect not only for basketball fans but also coaches and business minds alike.
Former SAC Community Development Officer and Executive Officer, Pat Di Lizio discusses the challenges of working in Basketball, particularly from an administration and business point of view. Pat talks about his journey and gives advice to anybody wanting to pursuit a career within sport.
Former NBL1 coach and current SA Country High Performance Coach, Mark 'Billo' Billington talks about his journey as a coach, as well as the different playing styles he has come across and the basketball academy that he runs at St Francis College.
We kick things off with Australian Opal, WNBA star, WNBL champion and former SA Country athlete, Cayla George, as she talks about what it’s like to represent her country and play professional basketball around the world. Cayla also shares some valuable advice to young athletes as she describes her journey and the goals she’s had along the way.