Irish basketball coach Nabil Murad discusses embracing a contemporary coaching approach influenced by ecological dynamics. Topics include challenges coaches face, applying ecological dynamics to shooting and game situations, and practical tips for incorporating skill acquisition ideas into coaching philosophy.

Join Felix Engel and Niklas Geske as they discuss how differential learning can improve shooting performance in professional basketball. They explore adding variability to shooting practice, maintaining focus and engagement, and the importance of observation and creativity in implementing differential learning.

Dr. Alex Lascu discusses the CLA framework for coach development in basketball. Topics include creating a supportive learning environment, peer-to-peer learning, a unique coaching curriculum, and the importance of ongoing support and collaboration among coaches.

Pat Burnett, a sport and exercise nutritionist, discusses integrating nutrition in basketball programs at all levels. Topics include constraints in athlete nutrition, rainbow diet benefits, hydration strategies, carbohydrate choices, and travel considerations. Practical tips and insights on optimizing basketball nutrition are shared.

Coaching innovator Martin Andrade discusses the Constraints-Led Approach (CLA) and ecological dynamics in player development. He emphasizes creativity in practice activities, variable shooting, and differential learning for shooting drills. Martin shares strategies for warmups and small-sided games, focusing on designing activities that challenge players' coordination and creativity.

Author Alex Sarama discusses his new book 'Transforming Basketball' which challenges traditional coaching methods. Topics include fostering player independence, integrating skill acquisition theories, and bridging the gap between research and practice in basketball programs.

Physiotherapist Daniel Muntz discusses applying an ecological approach to basketball physical therapy, focusing on prevention and recovery from ankle sprains. Topics include rehab activities, movement attractors in warmups, alternatives to ice/braces, and integrating physiotherapy with coaching for player development.

Gray Thomas, an expert in ecological psychology, discusses its application in basketball with Alex Sarama. They explore affordances, individual differences, and the importance of designing adaptable environments for player development. They challenge traditional cognitive theories and emphasize the need for a unified theory to break down organizational silos in sports.

Jonas de Bruyne, a basketball coach, discusses his shift to a games-based approach in coaching, influenced by ecological dynamics. He talks about incorporating defenders in training, his player development program in Germany, and shares practical examples of innovative training sessions like Tennis Basketball with a Defender and Snake & KOB Finishing.

Skill acquisition expert Alex Sarama discusses implementing CLA in basketball, addressing challenges like obtaining results vs. following science, teaching skills without explicit instruction, learning styles, and reinventing fundamental skills by youth players.