How a turtle and a mouse are expert hunters of dominos

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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A Returning Guest, Alex, Welcome Back!

01:37 • 2min

3

Coaching in the NBA

03:11 • 3min

4

Is It a Laboratory?

05:44 • 4min

5

Are You Embedded in Ecological Dynamics?

09:33 • 6min

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What's COVID?

15:10 • 6min

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College Prep - What's Your Thought Process?

20:54 • 3min

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Playing Pick Up Games - Game Designers Become Ecological Practitioners

23:40 • 2min

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How Do Triggers Work in the NBA?

25:19 • 2min

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What Are the Triggers?

27:38 • 4min

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Is That Really the Key?

31:47 • 3min

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Putting an Ecological Lens on the Analytics Space

34:27 • 2min

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The Triggers and the Dominoes

36:35 • 2min

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What You're Not Doing Is Using a Pick and Roll

38:30 • 4min

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Playing the Turtle or Mouse on the Basketball Team

42:55 • 2min

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What I Love, Turtle on Mouse

45:19 • 2min

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Taking the Middle of the Field - Is That Where We Need to Play?

47:17 • 3min

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Using Language in the Environment

50:09 • 2min

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Playing in Silence

51:59 • 3min

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Timeouts Can Be Opportunities for Interaction

55:23 • 2min

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Do You Have Defensive Dominoes?

57:34 • 2min

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What's the Difference Between Pressing and Defensive Coordination?

59:40 • 4min

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College Prep Basketball Immersion - I Love That.

01:03:39 • 3min

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Adaptability and Flexibility in Human Learning

01:06:56 • 2min

25

Getting Organized in Cricket, You Know?

01:08:31 • 3min

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The New Frontier in Injury Prevention

01:11:47 • 4min

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Is It Causative?

01:15:23 • 2min

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You Can't Pick and Choose Theory of Learning, Right?

01:17:48 • 2min

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What's Your Theory of Learning?

01:19:47 • 3min

How a turtle and a mouse are expert hunters of dominos - a conversation with Alex Sarama