We are fortunate to have Kurt Guelsdorf on this episode of the podcast.\xa0
\nIf you are like me, you\u2019ve probably used one of Coach G\u2019s resources, especially if you run any Dribble Drive action.\xa0
\nGuelsdorf was a very successful high school coach in Oregon. He is now the associate head coach at Clackamas Community College.
\nIn this episode, we talk some Dribble Drive but also hit on a number of topics of interest for coaches young and old.
\nEpisode Topics
\n1:30 - The impact of asking why as a coach
\n3:30 - Experience leads to simplification
\n4:00 - Willingness to share concepts & ideas with others
\n7:45 - The role of reading in success
\n9:15 - Advice to first-year head coaches
\n11:10 - Thoughts on choosing a system as a head coach
\n14:50 - Deciding when it might be time to move on from a program
\n18:40 - Environment vs. Culture and its importance in success
\n23:55 - Planning for the upcoming season in late summer
\n27:30 - Filtering what you\u2019ve learned into a workable format for the season
\n31:30 - What is that intrigues you about the dribble drive?
\n33:40 - The evolvement of spacing concepts in the dribble drive
\n36:25 - Defenses that can disrupt a dribble drive offenses
\n39:00 - Melding different systems with the dribble drive
\n42:55 - Thoughts on implementing press defenses\xa0
\n47:42 -\xa0 Shot-clock considerations: 2v1s, end of shot clock considerations
\n51:15 - Incorporating special situations into practice
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