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Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined by Bassmaster Elite Angler, Matt Robertson.Matt is one of the most well known anglers on the Bassmaster circuit.They discuss Matt's time in Texas ahead of this weekend's Bassmaster Classic and his sketchy Airbnb in Ft. Worth, an aggressive wild hog, married life, and Andy and Matt set up a taser duel match for this dove season.

Join tournament emcee Dave Mercer for the second episode of the Oh-Fish-ally Unofficial Podcast. Matt Robertson, Kyle Patrick, Davy Hite and Bill Dance join the show! #bassmaster #podcast #fishing

Join Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson on "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" as they delve into the evolution of form shooting practices in basketball. This episode revisits Coach Love's signature form shooting drills—Isolation Drill, ABC, and Slow to Quick—and discusses their integration into a more dynamic and representative Ecological Dynamics approach.Episode Highlights:Explanation of Form Shooting Drills: Explore how Coach Love's three key drills—Isolation Drill, ABC, and Slow to Quick—are designed but also how he uses them within an Ecological Dynamics Approach.Adaptation to Ecological Dynamics: Discuss the shift from traditional, static form shooting exercises to a Contemporary Form Shooting approach that incorporates real-game contexts and player decision-making.Definition and Benefits of Contemporary Form Shooting: Define Contemporary Form Shooting and discuss its advantages over traditional methods, including better skill transfer to games, increased adaptability, and enhanced player engagement.This episode provides insights into modern training techniques that can help coaches and players develop more effective and adaptable shooting skills, ensuring that practice aligns closely with game demands.

Join tournament emcee Dave Mercer for the first episode of the brand new Oh-Fish-ally Unofficial Podcast. Elite Series pros Matt Robertson, Jason Christie, Gerald Swindle and on-air talent Mark Zona join the show! 

Join Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson on "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" as they dive into the intricacies of crafting an effective solo workout, particularly focused on shooting. In this episode, Matt shares his journey preparing for the upcoming semi-professional basketball season, discussing the personal training strategies he's implementing to enhance his shooting skills, inspired by a year of insights from the podcast. Episode Highlights: Matt's Training Regimen: Matt outlines his current solo workout routine, explaining the techniques and drills he's incorporated to improve his shooting as he gears up for his season. Learning from Experience: Reflect on the lessons Matt has learned over the past year from the podcast, detailing how these have influenced his approach to training and skill development. Dave's Expert Advice: Coach Dave Love offers his professional insights on Matt's current practices, suggesting enhancements and additional methods to maximize efficiency and effectiveness in solo training sessions. Broader Applications: Dave discusses how listeners can apply these principles to their own workouts, emphasizing the importance of structure, goal setting, and adaptability in solo training environments. Whether you're an aspiring player or a seasoned coach, this episode provides valuable tips on designing solo workouts that are not only rigorous but also tailored to individual skill development needs. Tune in to learn how to take your training to the next level, even when you're on your own.

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Join Coach Dave Love and Matt Robertson as they welcome Chris Oliver, the founder of Basketball Immersion, to an enlightening discussion on transforming coaching habits. This episode dives deep into the shift from traditional drill-based coaching to incorporating Ecological Dynamics, offering a fresh, evidence-based approach to basketball coaching. Episode Highlights: Introduction to Ecological Dynamics: Chris Oliver explains what Ecological Dynamics involves and why it represents a significant shift from conventional coaching methods. Journey to Change: Both Chris and Dave share their personal journeys from traditional methods to embracing more dynamic, evidence-based practices, providing listeners with relatable insights and inspiration. Actionable Steps for Coaches: The conversation focuses on practical, actionable advice for coaches looking to make the transition. Chris and Dave discuss starting in low-stakes environments and gradually "peppering in" new techniques to make the process manageable and effective. Real Growth Opportunities: The episode provides coaches with strategies to explore and expand their coaching styles without feeling overwhelmed, emphasizing gradual integration and the importance of adapting to feedback. This podcast is a must-listen for any coach feeling the need to evolve from rigid, drill-based methodologies to more fluid, player-centric training approaches. Chris Oliver's expertise and the shared experiences offer a wealth of knowledge and a real chance for coaches to grow and refine their practices.

Join Coach Dave Love and host Matt Robertson on this episode of the podcast where we dive into the intricacies of managing the shooting hand in basketball. This episode breaks down common misconceptions and teaches fundamental practices to optimize the use of the shooting hand for better accuracy and control. Episode Highlights: Relax Your Hand: Discover why keeping the shooting hand relaxed and passive is crucial, rather than squeezing or palming the ball, which can disrupt shot fluidity and accuracy. Supporting the Ball: Learn the importance of supporting the middle of the ball and pushing it along the target line instead of focusing on which finger the ball leaves last. Maintaining Shape: Understand why it's vital to make and maintain the shape of the ball with your hand, instead of pinching your fingers or trying specific finger positions. Proper Ball Placement: Discuss the significance of keeping the weight of the ball on the fingers, ensuring proper balance and control, rather than having it rest on the palm. Hand and Finger Positioning: Explore optimal hand positioning under the ball and the strategic placement of the thumb and fingers to align with the target line for improved shot precision. This episode is packed with actionable tips and clarifies common shooting hand errors that players often make. By focusing on what to do and what not to do with the shooting hand, players can enhance their shooting technique and increase their on-court performance.

In this groundbreaking episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson introduce listeners to the revolutionary concept of ShotMetrics. This episode delves into what ShotMetrics are, traces the origins of the idea, and discusses its transformative potential in basketball shooting training. Episode Highlights: Introduction to ShotMetrics: Uncover what ShotMetrics entails and how it represents a new frontier in analyzing and enhancing basketball shooting techniques. Genesis of the Idea: Explore the inspiration behind ShotMetrics, discussing how traditional metrics were insufficient for capturing the nuances of shooting techniques and the need for more specialized metrics. Value of ShotMetrics: Discuss the immense value ShotMetrics brings to players and coaches, including how it can revolutionize training methods, enhance player development, and increase shooting efficiency. Key Metrics Explained: Focus on two initial ShotMetrics concepts—Release Quality and Release Curvature. Explain what these metrics measure, why they are important, and how they can provide deeper insights into a player's shooting form and efficiency. "ShotMetrics: The Future of Shooting Development" is not just an episode; it's a peek into the future of basketball training. By integrating sophisticated metrics like Release Quality and Release Curvature, coaches and players can unlock new levels of performance and precision.

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This week we once again have a double dose of goodness. First we kick things off with Logan Parks hot off his Bassmaster Elite Series rookie season & just a week after his groundbreaking NSANE tournament for high school & college anglers. He even brings on the winners; Banks Shaw & Kieran Stephenson. Then we are joined by the man more slick than an Ugly Stik, the one and only Matt Robertson. As always the 5 time Bassmaster Classic qualifier brings the heat in a crazy conversation that you will not want to miss! 

In this insightful episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson delve into the philosophy that shooting form doesn't need to be perfect—it needs to be optimal, functional, and adaptable. They introduce the "Sandbox Theory" to explore what constitutes optimal shooting form and discuss the limits of adaptability when the form becomes too challenging for players. Episode Highlights: Sandbox Theory: Dave and Matt explain this theory as a way to understand the boundaries within which a player can effectively operate without compromising the adaptability of their shooting form. Differential Learning: The discussion highlights how differential learning can be used to encourage players to explore different techniques and find the shooting form that works best for them, promoting innovation and personalization in their approach. Case Study: A specific case is examined where a player excels in pull-up jump shots but struggles with catch-and-shoot scenarios. The hosts discuss strategies to balance and enhance the player's abilities across different shooting styles. Practical Application: The episode wraps up with practical advice on how coaches can integrate these concepts into their training routines, ensuring players develop a shooting form that is both effective under various game conditions and conducive to long-term skill development. This episode challenges traditional notions of a 'perfect' shooting form, encouraging coaches and players to embrace a more flexible and player-centered approach to basketball training. Tune in to learn how to foster a more adaptable and personally optimized shooting technique in your players. For more insights on this topic, check out the related blog post: Exploring the Sandbox: Rethinking Skill in BasketballShooting.

This week we once again have a double dose of goodness. First we kick things off with Logan Parks hot off his Bassmaster Elite Series rookie season & just a week after his groundbreaking NSANE tournament for high school & college anglers. He even brings on the winners; Banks Shaw & Kieran Stephenson. Then we are joined by the man more slick than an Ugly Stik, the one and only Matt Robertson. As always the 5 time Bassmaster Classic qualifier brings the heat in a crazy conversation that you will not want to miss! 

Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by Bassmaster Elite Angler, Matt Robertson. Matt is one of the most recognizable fishermen on the fishing circuit and also the most hilarious. The guys discuss memorable pranks and Jeff shares a few of his pranks that went too far, Matt calling bars in South Dakota hoping to find an Indian medicine woman to remove a hex from him, ghost experiences, and where all Matt plans to hunt this fall and winter.

What does it sound like miked in the bathtub? Matt talked about being at Strongroom Studios, tape flying off the machine, why you need hardware synths, MDing for Björk and Ellie Goulding, how to record ambient music, and why real guitar pedals rock! Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Matt Robertson, a British-born, Canadian-based, 3x Grammy-nominated composer, producer, and musical director. Matt has worked with Björk, Anohni, Arca, The Cinematic Orchestra, and Ellie Goulding as musical director and orchestrator / arranger.  He has released four albums under his own name to date, balancing ambient sound design alongside warm organic techno and ripples of delicate electronics. His albums ‘Forecast', ‘In Echelon' and ‘Entology', have been described as “symphonic electronica and leftfield techno that's cinematic in scale” (Mixmag), “magnificent…wild, electronic sound” (The Line Of Best Fit) and “Nils Frahm's modern classical meets Jon Hopkins' grainy techno” (MOJO). Growing up listening to a healthy mixture of Jean-Michel Jarre and Jimmy Smith, Matt graduated from the University of Surrey before working at recording studios in London learning how to fix, and later build, some of his own synths. Working with a collection of vintage, modern and DIY synths, and combining electronic music production with classical composition and cinematic soundscapes; artists, producers, and film composers alike seek his enveloping and distinct sound. His work with Anoushka Shankar awarded him 2 Grammy nominations, and he recently scored the films ‘The New Corporation – The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel', and' ‘Navalny'. Thanks to Damian Taylor for making our introduction! THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://www.adam-audio.com https://www.native-instruments.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.izotope.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://gracedesign.com/ https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy  https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Get your MBSI plug-in here! https://www.makebelievestudio.com/mbsi  Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/58klpp5APh48s9nLfcMwqJ?si=a95a6f41284645b4 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/473

Coaching youth basketball presents unique challenges, especially when working with less-experienced players and limited practice time. In this essential episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love, along with co-host Matt Robertson, delves into effective strategies for developing shooting skills in youth basketball team practices. Throughout the episode, they address the realities of coaching youth—typically managing one 90-minute session per week with a small group of 10-12 players of varying skill levels. Dave and Matt discuss the common pitfalls in youth coaching, such as the tendency to teach a universal shooting form or focusing exclusively on game-like scenarios, which may not suit the developmental needs of younger players. Key discussions include: Practical Adjustments: How to tailor practices that cater to mixed ability levels without overwhelming less experienced players. Focus Areas: Emphasizing balance improvement, problem-solving for better shooting form, and the correct use of the guide hand. Engagement Strategies: Techniques to keep all players involved and active, avoiding downtime and maximizing learning opportunities. Seasonal Planning: Building a non-linear development path that adapts as the season progresses, identifying individual focus points, and offering extra help to those who need it most. This episode offers a treasure trove of advice for youth basketball coaches, providing them with actionable strategies to enhance their coaching effectiveness and foster a positive, growth-oriented environment for all players. Tune in to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" to transform your approach to youth basketball coaching and help your players reach their full potential.

In this episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson delve into the transformative concept of the player-led approach to basketball coaching. This method emphasizes empowering players to take active roles in their own development, fostering a more collaborative and self-directed learning environment. Key Points of Discussion: Empowering Players: Dave and Matt discuss how shifting some control from coaches to players can enhance motivation and engagement. They explore how this approach helps players develop a deeper understanding of the game and their skills. Benefits of Player Autonomy: The conversation highlights the advantages of allowing players to make decisions about their training focus and strategies. This autonomy encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills, which are crucial on the court. Implementing the Approach: Practical advice is provided on how to incorporate a player-led strategy within traditional coaching frameworks. They discuss techniques for coaches to guide players in setting their own goals and making informed decisions about their training and in-game choices. Challenges and Solutions: While the player-led approach offers numerous benefits, it also comes with challenges. Dave and Matt address potential obstacles such as balancing structure and freedom, and how to ensure that all players are receiving the guidance they need to progress effectively. This episode offers a fresh perspective on coaching that prioritizes player agency and personal growth, proposing that a more engaged and proactive player can lead to more dynamic and successful teams. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more innovative coaching techniques and insights into basketball training. Tune in to discover how adopting a player-led approach can revolutionize your coaching style and help your players reach their full potential.

In this illuminating episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson are joined by Dr. Derek Panchuk, an expert in the field of sports psychology, to explore the fascinating concept of Quiet Eye. This technique, which involves studying the gaze behaviors of athletes, has been a significant yet underappreciated component of Coach Love's player development strategy for over 25 years. Key Points of Discussion: Introduction to Quiet Eye: Dr. Panchuk explains what Quiet Eye is and its importance in sports. This technique studies how and where athletes focus their gaze during the execution of skills, revealing that prolonged and steady gaze on a target can improve accuracy and performance. Impact on Basketball: The conversation delves into how basketball players, particularly shooters, can benefit from Quiet Eye training. The guests discuss its role in enhancing free throw shooting and other precision-based skills by improving focus and reducing performance anxiety. Practical Applications: Listeners will learn tangible action steps on how to integrate Quiet Eye techniques into their training routines. This includes how players can use this method to improve their shooting accuracy, whether they should fix their gaze on the target or follow the ball in the air, and optimal aiming strategies. Broadening Coach Awareness: Despite its proven benefits, Quiet Eye remains largely unnoticed by many coaches. This episode sheds light on its potential and encourages coaches to consider how gaze training can be a game-changer in sports training. This episode not only highlights the scientific background of Quiet Eye but also provides practical tips for athletes and coaches looking to apply these insights to improve their performance significantly. Whether you're a seasoned coach or a player aiming to enhance your shooting skills, this discussion on Quiet Eye offers valuable strategies that can be implemented immediately. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more in-depth discussions on innovative basketball techniques and training philosophies. Tune in to keep up with the latest trends and methods in basketball coaching.

Join NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson in this crucial episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," where they discuss "Common Mistakes I See Coaches Making." This episode sheds light on frequent errors in coaching methods and provides valuable insights to help coaches refine their approach and enhance player development. Key Points of Discussion: Defining Habits: Coach Love highlights the importance of defining the habits coaches are trying to instill. He points out that many coaches fail to clearly define any habit, while others overload players by trying to correct every possible habit simultaneously. This segment offers advice on finding the right balance to effectively target and improve specific skills. Variability and Accountability: The episode examines common pitfalls related to practice variability. Some coaches stick rigidly to repetitive drills with no variability, which doesn't prepare players for the unpredictable nature of games. Others introduce too much variability without a clear purpose, lacking focus on reinforcing key habits. Dave discusses how to integrate the right amount of variability into practices while maintaining accountability to ensure that essential habits are being developed. Coaching Perfection in Imperfect Situations: Coach Love sheds light on the overemphasis on achieving technical perfection in aspects of play that will inherently be imperfect in actual game situations. He uses examples like the starting point of a shot and wrist bend, explaining why striving for perfection in these areas can be counterproductive. Instead, he suggests focusing on practical, game-relevant skills that enhance performance under pressure. This episode is packed with practical advice for coaches at all levels who aim to avoid common mistakes and adopt more effective training strategies. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned coach, these insights will help you improve your coaching efficacy and player development. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more in-depth discussions on basketball coaching techniques and philosophies. Tune in to learn how to avoid these common coaching errors and better support your players' growth.

Explore the essential concepts of Knowledge of Process (KoP) and Knowledge of Results (KoR) in this insightful episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," hosted by NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson. In "Knowledge of Process vs. Knowledge of Results in Basketball Shooting Development," they delve into what these types of feedback mean and why they are crucial for player development. Key Points of Discussion: Understanding Knowledge of Results: Dave explains the basics of KoR, which focuses on the outcomes of shooting actions—whether the shot goes in, the results of drills, and player statistics. This type of feedback provides immediate insights into performance, essential for goal setting and performance tracking. Exploring Knowledge of Process: The episode also covers KoP, emphasizing the steps and movements involved in shooting. KoP guides players to refine their technique, ensuring a consistent and efficient shooting form, and builds a strong foundation for long-term skill development. Benefits and Drawbacks: Learn about the advantages of both KoP and KoR, such as immediate feedback and guided improvement, as well as their potential drawbacks, including the risk of neglecting technique or overemphasizing it. Practical Applications: Dave and Matt provide insights on when to use each type of feedback, balancing them in practice sessions and games. They discuss common misuses by coaches and offer practical advice on integrating both types of knowledge to support player development. This episode is packed with actionable advice on effectively using feedback to enhance player performance and development. Understanding and implementing the right balance between Knowledge of Process and Knowledge of Results can transform training approaches and elevate player performance in critical game moments. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more in-depth discussions on basketball shooting techniques and training philosophies. Tune in to keep up with the latest trends and methods in basketball coaching.

Explore the critical concept of Perception/Action Coupling in this enlightening episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," hosted by NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson. In "Perception/Action Coupling," they delve into what this theory is and why it is essential for basketball shooting development. Key Points of Discussion: Understanding Perception/Action Coupling: Dave starts by explaining the basics of Perception/Action Coupling — the idea that the perceptions (what we see and feel) directly inform the actions (how we react and execute skills) in sports. This connection is fundamental to training athletes to make split-second decisions under game conditions. From Isolation to Game-Representativeness: The episode covers the transition from practicing basketball skills in isolation to incorporating more game-like scenarios. Dave and Matt discuss how creating practice environments that mimic game situations can significantly improve a player's ability to perform under pressure. Practical Applications: Learn specific ways to apply Perception/Action Coupling in basketball training. The hosts provide insights into training techniques for complex movements like fade-aways, emphasizing how to integrate perceptual cues into the shooting process effectively. This episode is packed with actionable advice on enhancing the way players practice by making training sessions more representative of actual game play. Understanding and implementing Perception/Action Coupling can transform training approaches and elevate player performance in critical game moments. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more in-depth discussions on basketball shooting techniques and training philosophies. Tune in to keep up with the latest trends and methods in basketball coaching.

In this transformative episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson discuss a significant shift in Coach Love's coaching methodology. "I Don't Do Drills Anymore" delves into why Coach Love has moved away from traditional drills and embraced a more dynamic approach to training basketball players. Key Points of Discussion: The Evolution of Workouts: Dave explains the transition from using specific, repetitive drills to adopting a more fluid workout structure. He shares how this new approach allows for continuous adjustment and adaptation to the players' needs and the situations at hand. Emphasizing Variability and Challenge: Learn about the importance of incorporating variability in training sessions. Dave discusses how creating diverse scenarios within practices can better prepare players for the unpredictability of actual games. Challenge Point Theory: The episode explores the concept of the Challenge Point Framework, where the difficulty of the tasks is tailored to match the skill level of the player. This method ensures optimal learning and improvement by pushing players just beyond their current abilities without overwhelming them. This innovative approach aims to make workouts more engaging and effective by mimicking game-like conditions and encouraging players to adapt and solve problems on the fly. Tune in to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more in-depth discussions on modern coaching techniques and insights into basketball training. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform to help us reach more dedicated coaches and players.

Who in the heck are the Derby Boys? Well, if you take four of the most colourful characters on the Bassmaster Elite Series - Seth Feider, Matt Robertson, Cory and Chris Johnston, put them all together and you have The Derby Boys. Sure they are all at the top of their game on the water and a threat to win any tournament. But what's life really like on the road. These four promise to take viewers behind the scenes like never before with their new YouTube series. From fights to farts and everything in between The Derby Boys will bare it all. This week they join the podcast to announce their new show and to talk about well…….EVERYTHING! 

Who in the heck are the Derby Boys? Well, if you take four of the most colourful characters on the Bassmaster Elite Series - Seth Feider, Matt Robertson, Cory and Chris Johnston, put them all together and you have The Derby Boys. Sure they are all at the top of their game on the water and a threat to win any tournament. But what's life really like on the road. These four promise to take viewers behind the scenes like never before with their new YouTube series. From fights to farts and everything in between The Derby Boys will bare it all. This week they join the podcast to announce their new show and to talk about well…….EVERYTHING! 

In this episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson delve into the critical connections that form the foundation of effective shooting: how the feet connect to the floor and how the hands connect to the basketball. Key Discussions Include: Feet to the Floor: Dave explains why the connection between a player's feet and the floor is essential for balance, stability, and power in shooting. He shares what he looks for in foot placement and movement, and why these aspects receive the most attention in his coaching. Hands to the Basketball: The hosts break down the importance of how a player's hands interact with the basketball. They discuss grip, finger placement, and the feel of the ball, highlighting how these factors influence shot accuracy and consistency. Focus Areas: Dave shares the specific elements he prioritizes in these connections, providing insights into what truly matters for improving a player's shot. He also contrasts his approach with common coaching practices, explaining what he might not emphasize as much as other coaches. This episode offers valuable perspectives for coaches and players alike, emphasizing the foundational aspects of shooting mechanics that can make a significant difference in performance. Don't miss this deep dive into the fundamentals of shooting. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more expert advice and practical tips. Please rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform to help us reach more basketball enthusiasts!

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Join NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson for a thought-provoking discussion in this episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast." Titled "Why I Never Coach a Follow-Through," this episode challenges traditional coaching wisdom by questioning the effectiveness of focusing on the follow-through in the shooting motion. Key Discussions Include: Reassessing the Follow-Through: Dave explains why he believes coaching the follow-through isn't the most effective way to improve a player's shot. Instead, he uses the follow-through as a diagnostic tool to identify underlying issues in the earlier parts of the shooting motion. Diagnostic Insights: The episode dives into specific examples of poor follow-throughs and what they can reveal about a player's shooting technique. Dave and Matt discuss how these insights can guide coaches to the real areas of concern that need addressing. Building Better Habits: Learn about actionable strategies and coaching cues that can help players break bad habits and improve their overall shooting mechanics. The hosts provide practical advice on how to develop cues that directly impact the critical phases of the shooting process. This episode offers a fresh perspective on basketball shooting coaching, emphasizing a more analytical and holistic approach to diagnosing and correcting shooting techniques. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more innovative coaching insights. Don't forget to rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform to help us reach more dedicated basketball players and coaches!

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In this episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson delve into the intricate challenges coaches face when aiming to improve shooting habits within the constraints of a team practice. "Shooting Development in a Team Practice" offers valuable insights into making the most out of limited time and resources to enhance players' shooting skills effectively. Throughout the episode, Dave and Matt explore several key areas: Identifying Challenges: They discuss the common obstacles coaches encounter in team settings, such as varying skill levels, limited practice time, and the need to balance individual improvement with team tactics. Core Principles: The hosts highlight essential principles that coaches should understand and integrate into their practice plans to foster better shooting habits. These include consistency, shot repetition, and feedback mechanisms. Logistical Solutions: Practical advice is offered on how to structure practices to maximize shooting development. Dave and Matt provide strategies for organizing drills, incorporating shooting exercises into larger team activities, and ensuring that every player gets the attention they need to progress. This episode is a must-listen for coaches at any level who are looking to enhance their team's shooting abilities while managing the demands of a team practice environment. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more practical coaching advice and expert basketball insights. Tune in to improve your coaching skills and help your players reach their full potential!

Dive into one of the most debated topics in basketball shooting techniques with NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson in this insightful episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast." "One Motion vs Two Motion Shooting" sheds light on a key controversy in coaching circles: the best approach to shooting mechanics. The episode kicks off with a discussion aimed at clarifying common misunderstandings among coaches about what exactly constitutes a two-motion shot. Dave and Matt break down the technical differences between one-motion and two-motion shooting styles, setting the stage for a deeper exploration. Key Discussions Include: Defining One Motion and Two Motion Shots: Understand the technical nuances that differentiate these two shooting styles. Advantages and Disadvantages: The hosts delve into the pros and cons of each method, discussing how each can affect shooting efficiency, speed, and ease of defense. Who Should Use Which: Not every shooting style is suitable for every player. Dave and Matt discuss which types of players might benefit most from each style and who should avoid them based on various factors like player size, playing style, and position. This episode is perfect for players, coaches, and basketball enthusiasts who are looking to deepen their understanding of shooting mechanics and optimize their or their players' shooting strategies. Remember to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more expert insights into basketball shooting techniques. Rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform to help us reach more basketball fans like you!

Step behind the scenes with NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson in this insightful 12-minute mini-podcast episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast." In "NBA Pre-Draft Workouts," Dave and Matt pull back the curtain for the average NBA fan, offering a rare glimpse into the intense and secretive world of NBA pre-draft workouts. This episode explores the varied nature of these workouts across the league. From potential lottery picks to late second-round draft picks, each player's experience can differ dramatically depending on the team and the specific goals of the coaching staff. Dave and Matt discuss: What NBA Pre-Draft Workouts Entail: Learn what these workouts include and how they are structured to test the capabilities and potential of each prospect. Differences and Similarities: While the approach can vary significantly from team to team, there are common threads that bind these workouts together. The hosts explore these similarities and why they are critical to assessing draft prospects. Insights from Behind the Scenes: Gain insights into what teams look for during these sessions and how they tailor workouts to evaluate everything from physical abilities to mental toughness. This mini-pod is a must-listen for anyone curious about the less visible but crucial aspects of NBA operations and player development. It's an excellent opportunity for fans to understand more about what goes on behind the closed doors of NBA facilities during one of the most pivotal times of the year for upcoming talent. Don't forget to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more behind-the-scenes insights and expert analysis. Please rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform, and sign up for our newsletter at https://www.coachdavelove.com to stay updated on all things basketball shooting.

Join NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson in this reflective episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," where Coach Love takes a trip down memory lane to discuss the evolution of his coaching career over the last 25 years. In "Then and Now," Coach Love opens up about the three distinct phases of his professional journey: pre-NBA, early NBA, and the current stage of his career. Pre-NBA: Coach Love shares insights into his initial experiences and challenges in the coaching world, detailing the kinds of workouts he conducted before making it to the NBA. This phase was crucial for laying the foundation of his coaching philosophy. Early NBA: As he transitioned into the NBA, Coach Love talks about how his approach to workouts and player engagement evolved. He explains the adjustments he had to make and the lessons learned from working closely with top-tier talent. Now: In the current phase of his career, Coach Love discusses how he has refined his techniques and how his coaching has adapted to the modern player and today's game dynamics. He also shares how he continues to learn and grow in his role, applying both new and time-tested strategies to help players excel. This episode is not just a look back at where Coach Love has been, but also a deep dive into the practices that have shaped him into the renowned NBA shooting coach he is today. Don't forget to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" to stay updated on all our latest episodes. Please rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more listeners. For more insights and tips from Coach Love, sign up for our free newsletter at https://www.coachdavelove.com.

In this enlightening mini-episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson delve into the complex world of basketball shooting techniques and the inherent trade-offs involved. Given that the human body isn't inherently designed for shooting a basketball, players and coaches must often navigate through various trade-offs in shooting habits to optimize performance. In this discussion, Dave and Matt explore several common dichotomies in shooting techniques: Turning the Feet vs. Square Feet: They discuss how angling the feet might aid in comfort but can affect force production. Low Set Points vs. High Set Points: They examine how a lower set point can generate more power but might compromise arc. Fluid Ball Paths vs. 2 Motion Shots: The conversation turns to the benefits of a smooth, single-motion shot for more power and the advantages of a two-motion shot for consistency and control. Each choice comes with its benefits and drawbacks, and understanding these can significantly impact a player's shooting efficiency and confidence. Be sure to subscribe to "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more in-depth discussions and expert advice on basketball shooting techniques. Also, don't forget to sign up for our newsletter at www.coachdavelove.com for updates and tips straight to your inbox.

Join NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and host Matt Robertson in this enlightening episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast." This time, Coach Love shares his expertise on the critical role of video analysis in basketball shooting coaching. He dives into what specific aspects he looks for when watching TV broadcast videos of shooters and explains why these broadcasts often fall short as ideal training tools. Coach Love also details the best angles for players to capture their shooting videos to provide the most beneficial feedback. Listeners will learn: The limitations of TV broadcast videos for technical analysis. The most effective angles for shooting videos and what unique insights each angle can offer. Key elements Coach Love evaluates in a player's shooting technique from different video perspectives. For anyone looking to improve their shooting skills or understand the nuances of basketball shooting analysis, this episode is a treasure trove of professional advice. If you're interested in having your shot personally analyzed by Coach Love, visit www.coachdavelove.com/store and look for the Video Shot Analysis service. Also, don't forget to subscribe to Coach Love's newsletter for more tips and updates at www.coachdavelove.com. Tune in now and take the first step towards refining your shooting technique with expert guidance!

In this insightful mini-pod episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love and co-host Matt Robertson dive into the unique world of left-handed basketball players. They explore whether there are significant differences in teaching left-handed shooters compared to their right-handed counterparts. From anatomical considerations to psychological aspects, Dave and Matt discuss why these differences might exist and what coaches can do to effectively tailor their training methods for left-handed athletes. Whether you're a coach, a left-handed player, or just a basketball enthusiast, this episode offers valuable insights into adapting and optimizing shooting techniques for everyone. Don't forget to check out other episodes of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast" for more expert advice on basketball shooting techniques. For more resources, tips, and to stay updated with the latest in shooting coaching, sign up for our free shooting newsletter at coachdavelove.com.

In this episode of "The Coach Dave Love Podcast," hosts Matt Robertson and NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love sit down with Sam Froling, forward for the Illawarra Hawks of Australia's NBL. Sam shares his experience training with Dave in Las Vegas, detailing the journey from their initial connection through an assistant coach to a week of intense training. The conversation delves into the landscape of professional basketball in Australia, highlighting the competitiveness of the NBL and the passion of its fans. Dave reflects on the areas of improvement he identified in Sam's game and discusses the value of their training sessions. Despite the distance between them, Sam and Dave continue to stay connected and work on refining Sam's skills through virtual means. Tune in to gain insight into the world of basketball Down Under and the dedication it takes to excel at the highest level.

In this dynamic episode of The Coach Dave Love Podcast, host Matt Robertson and Coach Dave Love delve into why incorporating variability in training drills is crucial for basketball players. Discover how adding different scenarios and challenges to practice sessions can significantly enhance a player's adaptability on the court. The hosts will explore a variety of techniques and strategies that coaches and players can use to make their drills as variable as possible, fostering skills that translate into real-game flexibility and intelligence. Whether you're a player seeking to elevate your game or a coach aiming to empower your team, this episode offers valuable insights into making training more effective and engaging. Stay Connected: Don't miss out on future episodes and expert tips! Sign up for our newsletter at coachdavelove.com.

Episode Summary: In this compelling episode of The Coach Dave Love Podcast, host Matt Robertson and Coach Dave Love tackle the controversial topic of the Thumbflick in basketball shooting. Common among many players, the Thumbflick is not always the optimal shooting motion. Discover the intricacies of different Thumbflick techniques and why they may work for some players but not others. The duo will discuss the potential drawbacks of this technique, identify scenarios where players might get away with using a Thumbflick, and provide guidance on how to correct or improve it. Tune in to learn whether the Thumbflick could be enhancing or hindering your shooting performance. Listen and Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stay Connected: Keep up with the latest insights and updates by signing up for our newsletter at coachdavelove.com.

Guests: Dave Love, NBA Shooting Coach, and Matt Robertson, Co-Host of The Coach Dave Love PodcastIn this week's coaching conversation, Chris Oliver joins the Coach Dave Love Podcast to share insights on applying skill acquisition concepts to basketball shooting and player development. In this enlightening episode of The Coach Dave Love Podcast simulcast on the Basketball Podcast, hosts Matt Robertson and NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love are joined by Chris Oliver, the esteemed founder of Basketball Immersion. Chris Oliver stands as a leading figure in integrating motor learning and skill acquisition principles into basketball training. With a track record of consulting for numerous NBA teams and National Federations globally, Chris brings a wealth of evidence-based coaching approaches to the table.Throughout the episode, Chris and Dave dissect their top five Skill Acquisition concepts, providing invaluable insights for coaches looking to enhance their training methodologies. This episode serves as a beacon for those new to the realm of Motor Learning, offering a comprehensive starting point. Tune in as Chris and Dave delve into the nuances of skill acquisition, providing actionable strategies and practical advice that coaches can implement immediately. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to coaching, this episode promises to equip you with the foundational knowledge needed to elevate your coaching game and unlock the full potential of your players. If you're ready to take your coaching to the next level and optimize player development, this episode is a must-listen.Breakdown1:00 - Introduction3:00 - Basketball Shooting Form and Practice Methods8:00 - Improving Skill Acquisition12:30 - Importance of Adaptability17:00 - Internal vs External Cues21:30 - Perception and Adaptability26:00 - Skill Acquisition Strategies30:30 - Reducing Instructions37:00 - Focusing on Habits40:00 - Teaching Cues44:30 - Coaching Techniques48:00 - Constraint-Led Approach54:30 - Player Development58:30 - Personalized ApproachDave Love's Bio:Website: https://www.coachdavelove.com/Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-coach-dave-love-podcast/id1719926493Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCspHEavqXfrWe2YFps_4RiQMatt Robinson's Bio:Twitter: https://twitter.com/coachmattyrobChris Oliver / Basketball ImmersionWebsite: http://basketballimmersion.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersionFacebook: https://facebook.com/basketballimmersionImmersion Videos:Check out all our all-access practice and specialty clinics:

In this episode of The Coach Dave Love Podcast, hosts Matt Robertson and NBA Shooting Coach Dave Love are joined by Chris Oliver, the esteemed founder of Basketball Immersion. Chris Oliver stands as a leading figure in integrating motor learning and skill acquisition principles into basketball training. With a track record of consulting for numerous NBA teams and National Federations globally, Chris brings a wealth of evidence-based coaching approaches to the table. Throughout the episode, Chris and Dave dissect their top five Skill Acquisition concepts, providing invaluable insights for coaches looking to enhance their training methodologies. This episode serves as a beacon for those new to the realm of Motor Learning, offering a comprehensive starting point. Tune in as Chris and Dave delve into the nuances of skill acquisition, providing actionable strategies and practical advice that coaches can implement immediately. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to coaching, this episode promises to equip you with the foundational knowledge needed to elevate your coaching game and unlock the full potential of your players. If you're ready to take your coaching to the next level and optimize player development, this episode is a must-listen. The go subscribe to my Shooting Newsletter on www.coachdavelove.com

Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by Bassmaster Elite Angler, Matt Robertson. Matt is one of the most recognizable faces on the Bassmaster circuit. They discuss Matt's recent marriage, being on the road for all the different bass fishing tournaments, marketing yourself, coming out of a fishing slump, and Matt shares more hilarious stories from his time on the road.

Jeremy sat down with Matt Robertson in Elko, NV, during the National Cowboys Poetry Gathering. Matt shares his story of growing up in Wyoming riding broncs. Matt's bronc riding career opened up many doors and eventually led him to training horses. This led him to move to Canada to cowboy and ride broncs and colts. With great vulnerability he shares his story of losing his wife and the road that led him to find love again. He also shares his journey with sobriety discuss his music career and where it comes from. You can find out more about Matt on his social media accounts and you can find his music on all digital platforms.To learn more about our spring retreat you can check it out on our website www.thewildcourage,org

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Matt Robertson is one of the most polarizing pro anglers in professional fishing. He is a 5- time Bassmaster Classic Qualifier and a Bassmaster Open Champion. In a very short time he has built a legion of loyal fans. Known for his signature ON ‘EM hat, his cut-off shirts, fur coats and ferocious personality. His down home thinking and don't-give-a-crap attitude has taken the fishing world by storm. He prides himself on always telling it like he sees it & this week's Mercer podcast is no different there Ain't No Telling” what will come out of his mouth next. 

Matt Robertson is one of the most polarizing pro anglers in professional fishing. He is a 5- time Bassmaster Classic Qualifier and a Bassmaster Open Champion. In a very short time he has built a legion of loyal fans. Known for his signature ON ‘EM hat, his cut-off shirts, fur coats and ferocious personality. His down home thinking and don't-give-a-crap attitude has taken the fishing world by storm. He prides himself on always telling it like he sees it & this week's Mercer podcast is no different there Ain't No Telling” what will come out of his mouth next. 

This is the November 22, 2023 episode of Stray Casts Outdoor Cartoon Television Thanksgiving Special with John Cox, Shaw Grigsby, Seth Feider and Matt Robertson #fishing  #bassnation #bassfishing #podcast 

Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by the one and only, Matt Robertson. He is one of the most popular fisherman on the Bassmaster Elite Series. The guys discuss how Matt finished up the season on the Bassmaster circuit, working crappy jobs, Matt finding himself in dangerous situation on Lake Ontario, and Matty officially announces that he has been taken off the dating market.

This episode, Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by Macy Watkins. Macy is a social media powerhouse with over 1 million followers on TikTok. They talk about her journey on social media, her travels, going with Matt Robertson to the Night of the Champions dinner at the Bassmaster Classic, and her goals moving forward.