Podcasts about summer seminar series

My guest today is Matt Caraccio!For the last 6 years, Matt has been the Co-Owner and Co-Host of the Saturday2Sunday Football Podcast. His podcast is dedicated to year round NFL prospect analysis & discussion. During that time Matt has hosted three Summer Seminar Series on Skill Acquisition in American Football -those include The Nature of the Movement Problems in American Football", "The Player Problem-Solver Paradigm in American Football", and "Movement Marvels in American Football". In each of these unique series Matt was fortunate enough to have an array of football coaches, skill acquisition coaches, academics, sports psychologists and former players come together from across the community to share their unique perspectives and insights on these topics. More recently Matt has been developing a series of videos entitled "Unraveling Skill" on the Saturday2Sunday YouTube Channel. In each of these videos Matt explains and applies his Player Problem-Solver Evaluative Lens (PPSEL) to the evaluation of current NFL players and future prospects.Matthew Caraccio has been a High School Mathematics Teacher and Sports Coach for the last 20 years. Matt has developed and taught high school courses in both Sports Analytics & Sports Management. In addition, Matt has coached athletes across various sports including Basketball, Baseball and American Footbal..Matt's diverse background gives a very unique look at sport movement, which comes across strongly during the episode The impetus for this episode was a tweet from someone I know in high school coaching about how players who don't fit certain “molds” if you will, often get overlooked…we dive into that topic and much more, including the following:How Matt views athletes as problem solvers What reframing player evaluation in American Football How when we evaluate film, we must look strongly at context How looking at athletes as a complex system , can help us understand their behavior on the field betterHow brining a “pro model” to youth sports may not be such a goo idea How context drives content during player evaluation We discuss correlation, or lack of correlation b/t combine performance and length of NFL careers Guys this episode a lot of fun.  Matt is a super smart guy and really does great job trying to bring a different lens to scouting….I encourage all of you to follow him on social media and listen to his podcast, which I will link to in the show notesThanks for joining us today, enjoy the show!__________________________________Matt's Contact Info:Saturday2Sunday Football Podcast Website Matt's TwitterSaturday2Sunday Twitter As always, if you have any questions or ideas for future episodes, feel free to contact me:Email: javier@igniteperformance.net Instagram: @thecoachjavtwitter: @thecoachjav

In the twelfth and final episode of the 2019 Summer Seminar Series, Matt is joined by Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman) and Jarrett Moyer (@JMoyerFB) for a panel discussion about the implications of several of these principles on their evaluative lens. Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman) is the creator of the Rookie Scouting Portfolio (RSP) and Footballguys Staff writer.   Jarrett Moyer (@JMoyerFB) is a former football coach (7x years exp.) and an NFL analyst through a dynasty/fantasy lens at Matt Waldman’s RSP.   To purchase the S2S Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@KawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

In the first part of our 2019 Summer Seminar Series exploring the Player Problem-Solver Paradigm, Matt is joined by researcher, scientist and lecturer Dominic Orth(@DominicOrth). Dominic specializes in the fields of human movement, motor learning and motor control. Dominic's work can be found on Google Scholar using the link provided below. In this episode we discuss many of the principles of Ecological Dynamics and how they frame the nature of the problems athletes face in sport. Google Scholar - Dominic Orth: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C33&q=dominic+orth&btnG= To purchase the S2S Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@KawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

In the eleventh and final part of our Skill Acquisition Seminar Series, Matt is joined by Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman). Matt is the creator of the Rookie Scouting Portfolio (RSP) and Footballguys Staff writer. In this final episode, the two of them examine the enduring understandings of the Summer Seminar Series on our own practice and process. To Purchase the Premium Content which includes the 2018 Scouting Notebook (Draft Guide), Rankings/Tiers Notebook, Freshman Notebook, and Draft Projections notebook, click here. Sponsor: Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

In Part IV, the final part of our Summer Seminar Series on the running game, Matt welcomes Dan Hatman of the Scouting Academy to the show. The two examine the traits of the running back position in great detail. They examine the notion of "idealism" at the position and the standards we implicitly use as part of our evaluation process. The two also investigate the impact of the "committee" structure of the running back position on the evaluation process. In addition, they examine the difference between evaluating change of direction versus lateral agility. Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_os) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Bill Latin (@BillLatin) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano)

In Part III of the Summer Seminar Series, Matt is joined by a very special guest: Andy Benoit, NFL Analyst and Staff Writer for Sports Illustrated and the MMQB. The two examine the proliferation of Gap and Zone running schemes in the NFL and the teams that best utilize those schemes. The two also discuss the traits and characteristics of great NFL running backs and those best suited to different schemes. Finally, the two discuss the future of the running back position and what traits they believe the future greats at the position must possess.

In Part II of our Summer Seminar Series on the running game, Matt welcomes Mike Kuchar of XandOLabs.com to discuss his thoughts. The first part of the show discusses a brief overview of a few different types of running schemes (Gap/Zone/Option). The second part of the show they discuss traits that they believe all great running backs must possess. The next segment of the show they discuss if there are traits that make a running back better suited to a specific scheme. The final segment of the show they talk about the evolution of the running game over the last ten years and they discuss what they believe the running backs of the future will look like. Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_os) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Bill Latin (@BillLatin) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano)

In Part I of our Summer Seminar Series, Matt, Paul and Bill share some of their evaluative insights on the running back position. From the key traits of the position to players they have missed on, the trio examines the challenges of evaluating the running back position. The three also discuss how the increase in committee running back systems in the NFL has changed how they need to evaluate college running back prospects. Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_os) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Bill Latin (@BillLatin) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano)

Summer Seminar Series 4 - Ready or Not

Summer Seminar Series 3 - Ready or Not

John V. Denson discusses the world-changing events that happened between January and June 1919: disastrous decisions that resulted in creating a platform for Hitler to rise in Germany, the Second World War, and beyond. Three men were responsible for these events: Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau of France and David Lloyd George of the UK. John Denson views WWI and WWII as a single war with an interim pause.Presented as part of the Mises Institute's Summer Seminar Series on July 20, 2005 in Auburn, Alabama.

Presented as part of the Mises Institute's Summer Seminar Series on July 27, 2005 in Auburn, Alabama.

Delivered as part of the Mises Institute's Summer Seminar Series.

Presented as part of the Mises Institute's Summer Seminar Series in Auburn, Alabama, on 31 May 2004.

Presented as part of the Mises Institute's Summer Seminar Series in Auburn, Alabama, on 31 May 2004.