320 episodes
Coach Your Brains Out, by Gold Medal Squared CYBO and Gold Medal Squared
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Coach Your Brains Out, by Gold Medal Squared has been releasing weekly podcasts going on five years now! Founded by professional beach volleyball players John Mayer and Billy Allen, the primary goal is practical, useful education that will help you become a better coach. Our podcasts are released every Thursday afternoon, so set your notifications accordingly!
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REASON YOUR BRAINS OUT with Joe Trinsey and Jamie Morrison (2 of 2)
Joe Trinsey and Jamie Morrison join us for Reason Your Brains Out, a critical thinking exercise. Guests state where they stand on a coaching-related claim between seven stances: Strongly Agree, Agree, Slightly Agree, Neutral, Slightly Disagree, Disagree, or Strongly Disagree. Then they explain their reasoning for their position.
Where would you stand? Play along and consider why you believe what you believe! -
REASON YOUR BRAINS OUT with Joe Trinsey and Jamie Morrison (1 of 2)
Joe Trinsey and Jamie Morrison join us for Reason Your Brains Out, a critical thinking exercise. Guests state where they stand on a coaching-related claim between seven stances: Strongly Agree, Agree, Slightly Agree, Neutral, Slightly Disagree, Disagree, or Strongly Disagree. Then they explain their reasoning for their position.
Where would you stand? Play along and consider why you believe what you believe! -
JOHN MAYER IS COACHING HIS BRAINS OUT - Sandcast Interview (2 of 2)
John Mayer talks coaching with Travis Mewhirter and Tri Bourne on our rival podcast, The Sandcast.
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JOHN MAYER IS COACHING HIS BRAINS OUT - Sandcast Interview (1 of 2)
John Mayer talks coaching with Travis Mewhirter and Tri Bourne on our rival podcast, The Sandcast.
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WHAT IS TAU? Motor Learning for Coaches
Motor Learning for Coaches with John Mayer, Andy Bass, Harjiv Singh, and Kasey Crider.
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REASON YOUR BRAINS OUT with Tom Black and Jason Watson (2 of 2)
Tom Black and his arch-rival Jason Watson join us for Reason Your Brains Out, a critical thinking exercise. Guests state where they stand on a coaching-related claim between seven stances: Strongly Agree, Agree, Slightly Agree, Neutral, Slightly Disagree, Disagree, or Strongly Disagree. Then they explain their reasoning for their position.
Where would you stand? Play along and consider why you believe what you believe!