

Hunter Eisenhower | Explaining The Force System | CMW
22 snips Sep 18, 2024
Hunter Eisenhower, head men's basketball strength and conditioning coach at Arizona State University, shares insights into optimizing basketball training. He introduces his innovative 'Force System,' which includes categories like high force and local tissue prep. Discussing his career journey, he also emphasizes the importance of hands-on skills and the role of oscillatory movements in conditioning. Eisenhower advocates for early career mobility and varied experiences for young coaches, blending practical knowledge with actionable advice.
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Staff Structure Shapes Risk And Reward
- Reporting lines in S&C vary: being hired directly by a sport is high risk/high reward, while being on an Olympic/high-performance staff offers job security.
- The trend is moving toward sport-specific S&C staff being tied closely to coaching staffs.
From G League To Dream Job
- Hunter described a long interview route that led him from the Kings to nearly San Diego State and then to his dream job at Arizona State.
- He credits timing, connections, and luck for landing the role he still gets goosebumps about.
NBA Offseason Travel Reality
- While with the Sacramento Kings, staff would travel to train high-profile players during off-seasons, even to foreign honeymoon locations.
- Hunter worked primarily with younger and two-way players while senior staff managed star player travel visits.