Podcasts about coach barsh

Episode Notes:[05:12] Coaching vs. the business of basketball[07:11]  How to fill your own cup as coach[09:22] Letting players get to know you at their own pace[13:41] The dilemma of trusting your instincts[23:37] Helping players envision their futures[32:08] Deciding how to coach players differently[39:04] Stepping stones for young coachesCoach Forward is an interview-style podcast hosted by Jason Mejeur (Coach J), accomplished Coach, Mentor, and Founder/CEO at MaxOne. To see the MaxOne platform, schedule some time here.I'm excited today to be joined by Coach RJay Barsh.Coach Barsh is an assistant men's basketball coach at Florida State University.Before joining FSU, he was an assistant coach at Boise State where he helped lead the Broncos to the 2022 NCAA Tournament as they set program records for total wins (27) on their way to winning the Mountain West regular-season title outright and capturing the winning the conference tournament.Prior to his tenure at Boise State, Barsh spent the previous seven seasons as the head coach at Southeastern University, where he earned a nod as a finalist for the Don Meyer National Coach of the Year Award.He also had coaching stints at his alma maters Tacoma Community College and University of Puget Sound.His journey, with stops at many levels, has given him a unique perspective on athletes today and how to build meaningful relationships with them.About Jason Mejeur (Coach J)Jason has more than 15 years of experience coaching basketball at the college and high school level and has lived on the sidelines and in the locker rooms working to build teams and inspire athletes.His mission is to build authentic relationships with his players so that he could have an impact on their lives beyond the basketball court. More recently, Jason founded MaxOne to be a platform that makes coaches' lives easier and helps them use technology to have a bigger impact on the lives of their athletes.Keep up with Coach Forward on social media: Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram. Enjoying Coach Forward Podcast? Leave a review!

This episode is a conversation with R-Jay Barsh. I found this to be a conversation filled with generous silence. Coach Barsh explores his journey of listening to his own heart and own mind through silence and challenge, to ground and center in his gifts rather than chasing the perceptions of others. Along the way he highlights the power of feedback loops, laying your arrogance down, and empathetic listening.R-Jay Barsh is an Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at Boise State University. Coach Barsh has been an assistant coach for the Broncos for 2 seasons, and Boise State is coming off a 19-win season with an appearance in the NIT. Prior to Boise State, Coach Barsh previously served as the head coach at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida. While with SEU, Coach Barsh led the Fire to three NAIA Division II National Tournament appearances, including an NAIA Fab Four run. Coach Barsh was also an assistant coach at Tacoma Community College, and the University at Puget Sound. His time at TCC included three Western Region titles and an NWACC championship.Further Resources:"Practicing Servant-Leadership" edited by Larry Spears and Michele Lawrence"Forgiveness and Power in the Age of Atrocity" by Shann Ray Ferch12. Shann Ray Ferch, Ph.D. - Professor of Leadership & Forgiveness Studies, Gonzaga University"The Obstacle is the Way" by Ryan Holidayadamgcoaching.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-gierlach/Twitter: https://twitter.com/adamgierlachInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/adam.gierlach/

Episode 084: Boise State Men's Basketball Coach, R-Jay Barsh, joined me on the podcast to share the basketball recruiting process.  Starting in 7th grade, boys become recruitable athletes and are able to communicate with Division 1 programs.How is it possible to tell how good a 13-year old will be in college?  Do kids really need to travel to exposure camps and tournaments?  Can student athletes get discovered just by playing for their high school?  Instead of just wondering, I reached out to my long time friend, Coach Barsh.Prior to arriving in Boise, R-Jay spent the previous seven seasons as the head coach at Southeastern University, leading them to three National Tournament appearances. In his second season, SEU reached the NAIA Fab Four, ultimately earning R-Jay a nod as a finalist for the Don Meyer National Coach of the Year Award.But my favorite thing about R-Jay is his heart for developing and mentoring players.  You’ll hear in the interview how much thought goes into leading his players on and off the court.  Learning how they run their program will restore your faith in the importance of athletics.Here are some of the questions I ask R-Jay:When does the basketball recruiting begin?At what age is it appropriate to go to an exposure tournament?What qualities do you look for when recruiting?Does a bad attitude prohibit you from giving a player a scholarship?If you want to learn more about basketball recruiting, check out How To Get Recruited To Play College Basketball w/ Brant MinorInstagram  @HoopCommitmentTwitter  @HoopCommitmentFacebook  HoopCommitmentWebsite  HoopCommitment.com

In 2020, we caught up with Coach R-Jay Barsh of Boise State University. Coach Barsh has been involved with NBC Camps for years and uses the foundations he learned there to springboard him into a successful college coaching career. Coach Barsh is passionate about the game and takes pride in building the character of players. Hear about his personal formula for success.

R-Jay Barsh, Assistant Basketball Coach for Boise State University Men’s Basketball, shares his transformational mindset and how he coaches athletes to overcome adversity. Coach Barsh, also talks about the Pandemic challenges and how his program has adopted the concept of “Win the Wait”. A concept that allows the athletes to focus on daily work and to continually grow through the unknown. This coach knows how to produce champions for life. Links: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCdXVVU6mUo IG: coachrjaybarsh Twitter: @CoachRjayBarsh Twitter: @BroncoSportsMBB Twitter: @BroncoSports

Assistant Basketball Coach at Boise State University R-Jay Barsh “loves, serves, and cares about his players. He is filled with passion, experience, knowledge and purpose to help his team be the best they can be” according to bestselling author and renowned motivational speaker Jon Gordon, one R-Jay's mentors and friends. Only 37 years old, Coach Barsh played on or coached multiple championship teams at different levels including high school, community college, Division III, and the NAIA before landing his first Division 1 opportunity in 2019 at Boise State. The secret to winning is in the relationships he has with his players. Coach Barsh says that in order to properly mentor or coach someone – you must have “The Red Carpet Conversation,” one where you prepare for and dress up mentally to allow someone into your life for ultimate accountability. To hold someone accountable, you must be prepared to ask the question: “What do you want me to keep score of?” Be sure to listen for tips from Coach Barsh on some immediate actions you can put in place to make yourself better, including his evening and morning routine…with nothing but his mind, a marker, and a water bottle. 

On today's episode, Coach Barsh shares some powerful messages with us in regards to the racial injustice happening in our country. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As IWUHoops has traded the pursuit of me for the pursuit of three, they’ve noticed a growing hunger across coaching for others to do the same. This has sparked conversations and gatherings of leaders from across the country in an attempt to ‘re-define greatness’ to align with the IAm3rd way. This episode will engage two of those leaders who are navigating the tension of putting God 1st and others second in the midst of the demands of a basketball season, the allure of success and the competitive nature of coaching. 1st Half (0:29) Coach Rjay Barsh has won 129 games and been to a Final 4 in his seven years as the head coach at Southeastern University. SEU was a top 25 team all season and made the NAIA National tournament, and Coach Barsh intersected with IWU multiple times throughout the year. He joins to talk about leadership, discipleship and the power of Kingdom connections in coaching. You can follow him @CoachRjayBarsh on Twitter and read more from him at coachbarsh.com 2nd Half (27:47) Coach Ryan Osborn just completed his second season as the head coach at Carmel High School. In his first season, Carmel finished as runner-up in Indiana’s largest class and this past year they won the state title. He and Coach Tonagel share about their long-time friendship and the way they challenge and encourage each other throughout the season. They go in-depth about the challenges and joys of coaching and where they find their purpose. You can follow him @Coach_Osborn on Twitter. Go to www.iwuhoops.net/thepursuit to leave a comment and see more.

Coach Barsh sits down with NBC COO Jennifer Ferch as they discuss coaching tactics, key leadership qualities, and motivation techniques. They talk about the difference between intent and impact, what makes someone an excellent leader, and the importance of coaching with love rather than anger. Want to know what it means to be “WOBI”? Tune in to find out! “I want my life to say, ‘Live in such a way you make others better.’ And that’s really, ‘Did I love people, did I make them stronger people, stronger players?’ And it really isn’t me deciding that. I don’t get to answer that question. The way that’s decided is by you.” - Jennifer Ferch Thank you for listening to Outside the Arc! For more information about NBC Basketball Camps, visit nbccamps.com and listen to other Outside the Arc podcast episodes available on iTunes. FOLLOW NBC Twitter: @nbccamps Facebook: NBC Basketball Instagram: NBC Basketball Camps Email: nbc@nbccamps.com Website: www.nbccamps.com

Coach Barsh sits down with Coach Tim Hays, women’s basketball coach at Southeastern University, and talks about the game of basketball as it pertains to coaching. They talk about what it means to be dedicated to your game, the difference between the three divisions, and the importance of understanding fundamentals. Want to know what Hays’ “Three P’s of Basketball” are? Listen in to find out, and stay tuned through the end of the episode to hear a special story about how losing is truly a part of winning. “Your purpose is what you invest every single day; the outcome is in God’s hands.” - Tim Hays Thank you for listening to Outside the Arc! For more information about NBC Basketball Camps, visit nbccamps.com and listen to other Outside the Arc podcast episodes available on iTunes and Soundcloud. FOLLOW NBC CAMPS Facebook: NBC Basketball Instagram: NBC Basketball Camps Email: nbc@nbccamps.com Website: www.nbccamps.com FOLLOW COACH BARSH Facebook: Rjay Barsh Instagram: coachrjaybarsh Twitter: @CoachRjayBarsh FOLLOW TIM HAYS Twitter: @Acquire_The_Fire Facebook: Tim Hays Instagram: @seucoachhays Email: thays@seu.edu Website: http://fire.seu.edu/staff.aspx?staff=76

Coach Barsh talks with Detroit Pistons shooter Anthony Tolliver about the secret of consistency in shooting the ball, why reps build confidence, and what it means to trust a coach and play the position they want you to. Want to know why you should train with imperfect passes? Listen in to find out! “With any player on any team, you’ve got to find your niche. What can you do that nobody else can do? That can get you on the court. Because at the end of the day, that’s what really matters - getting on the court.” - Anthony Tolliver Thank you for listening to Outside the Arc! For more information about NBC Basketball Camps, visit nbccamps.com and listen to other Outside the Arc podcast episodes available on iTunes and Soundcloud. FOLLOW NBC Facebook: NBC Basketball Instagram: nbc.basketball Email: nbc@nbccamps.com Website: www.nbccamps.com FOLLOW COACH BARSH Facebook: Rjay Barsh Instagram: coachrjaybarsh Twitter: @CoachRjayBarsh FOLLOW ANTHONY TOLLIVER Twitter: @ATolliver44 Facebook: Anthony Tolliver Instagram: atolliver44 Website: www.activefaithsports.com

Coach Barsh sits down with skills trainer Shawn Faust and talks about the difference between playing and teaching, how Faust trains and puts pressure on players, and how to translate training time to game time. Want to know how to help your players make the most of their summers and help them be in sync with their school coaches? Listen in to find out! “Player accountability is why some of these kids are where they are. Because they hold themselves accountable to always wanting to be better and they’re just starving to get better.” – Shawn Faust Thank you for listening to Outside the Arc! For more information about NBC Basketball Camps, visit nbccamps.com and listen to other Outside the Arc podcast episodes available on iTunes. Links from this episode: See Faust’s training in action at https://tinyurl.com/y8cjwgo8 FOLLOW NBC Twitter: @nbccamps Facebook: NBC Basketball Instagram: nbc.basketball Email: nbc@nbccamps.com Website: www.nbccamps.com FOLLOW SHAWN FAUST Twitter: @iHandleBball Facebook: IHandle Basketball Instagram: ihandle_shawnfaust Email: shawn.faust@ihandlebasketball.com Website: ihandlebasketball.com

R-Jay Barsh is the head men's basketball coach at Southeastern University. The 2017-18 season marks his sixth season at the helm of the Fire program. At the time of this episode being released, Barsh just won his 100th game moving the 7th ranked Fire program to 12-2 on the season. In only his second season, he was a finalist for the Don Meyer National Coach of the Year Award as he guided the Fire to a 27-7 record and the program's first-ever NAIA National Tournament appearance. Before coming to Southeastern, Barsh was the assistant coach at Tacoma Community College.  While at Tacoma, he was considered one of the top recruiters on the West Coast and was even featured in The Bleacher Report for being a main catalyst for the Titans recruiting and developmental success. He also coached at Pugent Sound University, as well. Before he began his coaching career, he enjoyed a successful playing career at Tacoma Community College from 2001–2003. In his first season, he led the Titans to a NWAACC title and a 30–3 overall record. In 2003, Barsh was named Second Team All-Conference and found himself in a unique position, having won NWAACC titles as both a player (2002) and a coach (2012). Off of the hardwood, Barsh has always felt the call of God on his life and has used basketball as the vehicle to deliver the Gospel of Jesus Christ. For over the past 10 years, he has been an integral part of Northwest Basketball Camps (NBC), which is a Christ-centered camp that utilizes basketball to impact the hearts and minds of young people through Jesus Christ. Through NBC, Barsh has led several camps around the world, including in Italy, the United Kingdom, and Alaska.  He is also the founder of SkyMotivation, which is a ministry he uses to help young people grow in Christ. His website for the ministry has testimonies, devotionals, and even an area where viewers can ask questions about their faith. In today’s episode, we discuss: How he defines and measures success as a college basketball coach What he is doing to help develop his players both on and off the court Advice he has for a coach (or leader) going through a losing streak Southeastern Men's Basketball Website: www.fire.seu.edu Coach Barsh's Twitter: @CoachRjayBarsh Coach Barsh's Instagram: @CoachRjayBarsh Coach Barsh's Email: rbarsh@seu.edu Coach Barsh uses #SkyMotivation for most of his social media posts Coach Barsh recommends the Bible app, Blinkist (cliff notes app for books) and the Forcefield app for your phone He enjoys listening to the following podcasts...  How I Built This with Guy Raz Pure Sweat with Alan Stein, Jr and Drew Hanlon Kwik Brain with Jim Kwik "Dreams don't work unless you do." (R-Jay Barsh) "People want to move mountains but ignore the shovel that God puts in their hands." (R-Jay Barsh) R-Jay's most impactful purchase of $100 or less was getting Audible. So that confirms why we have them as a show sponsor.  Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial (new subscribers only) at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player.  Get a free audio book download from one of our past podcast guests such as Kevin Harrington, Micheal Burt, Lolly Daskal, Jeremie Kubicek, Kelly Roach, and Pat Williams.