In the return of The Podcast, Jay DeMayo and Greg Goldin discuss the evolution of performance coaching in basketball, focusing on Greg’s journey through various programs and his partnership with Coach Wade. They explore the importance of building trust, establishing standards over culture, and adapting to the changing landscape of college athletics, particularly with the introduction of NIL. Greg shares insights from his diverse experiences, including working with the DOD and at Penn State, and emphasizes the need for authentic relationships with athletes.

Takeaways

Greg’s journey reflects significant growth in performance coaching.
Building trust with the head coach is crucial for career advancement.
Establishing standards is more effective than focusing on culture.
Authentic relationships with players are essential in the NIL era.
Lessons from military organization can enhance athletic programs.
The importance of making systems repeatable for sustained success.
Navigating the transfer portal requires adaptability and quick relationship building.
Greg’s experiences highlight the value of diverse coaching environments.
Effective communication is key in strength and conditioning roles.
The evolution of coaching roles requires a shift from hard skills to soft skills.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background
03:23 Evolution of Greg and Coach Wade
09:51 Lessons from Diverse Experiences
16:42 Building Standards Over Culture
25:16 Navigating the NIL Landscape
33:36 Outro.mp4

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