Just Go Ball

Are we approaching youth basketball development the wrong way? High school head coach Bradley Pierson joins the podcast to share his perspective on what needs to change and how we can better maximize young talent .

Jordan Hulls, former Indiana star and nine-year overseas pro, breaks down leadership, making an impact on a team, and the mindset behind his career-long 40%+ three-point shooting.

Mastery isn’t just for athletes—it’s a pursuit shared by artists, scientists, musicians, and innovators. In this episode, I step outside the world of basketball to study people who reached the top of their field without ever stepping on the court.

Quick ideas that can help you make more shots. Simple tweaks, mindset shifts, and lessons I’ve learned from training players at every level.

Follow these 5 princinples to level up this offseason

Co-hosts Bradley Pierson and Robo Kreps explore the present landscape of the AAU circuit while also exploring aspects of basketball skill development

I'm pleased to announce a significant change to this podcast as I introduce Bradley Pierson as my Co-Host. Coach Pierson brings a wealth of experience as a former college basketball player and current high school head coach. After the opening 7 minutes, we embark on a discussion around shooting development.

Origins Basketball is a ministry started by Austin and Shivani Schulz to bring players/coaches/trainers back to the "Origins of Basketball".

Do you understand how much work it takes to get your breakthrough? Listen to this four-minute "sermon" on PERSISTING

Grant Skeldon is an author and speaker. He has a passion for finding and uniting diverse, dynamic young leaders to reach this generation. He serves as the Next Gen Director for Q Ideas. Listen in as we talk on faith, sports, and teamwork.

Tai Odiase is currently playing professional basketball in Italy. We talk about his time playing ball overseas, his training in season and out of season (13:00), and how his faith has impacted his journey(22:00).

Jon Leuer played in the NBA for 8 seasons. He played his college ball at the University of Wisconsin where he was all Big Ten in 2011. Listen in as we discuss what life is like in the NBA, why his college teams were successful, and where the game of basketball is headed.