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Oct 17 2019

Episode 129: Pure Sweat Basketball’s Jon Beck

Jon Beck is a must-follow on twitter for coaches and athletes. After his stellar playing career at Division I Arkansas State University, he went on to have a successful career as both a boys and girls basketball coach in Tennessee. He has been trained at Nike Skills and Pure Sweat clinics and coaches academies and has worked Nike Elite camps and completed a summer internship in Los Angeles, CA for Drew Hanlen of Pure Sweat Basketball, where he has worked with several NBA players.

He now offers skills academies and team clinics, as well as individual and team training to players as a Skills Coach for Pure Sweat Basketball. Throughout his career, his focus has been on player development and skills coaching. His passion is to help players reach their full potential on and off the court. He is continually working to improve his craft as a coach, while developing great relationships with coaches and players.

In today’s episode, we discuss:
  • How to coach today’s athletes
  • What the best players do when they work out
  • Building a strong culture
  • Pure Sweat Basketball
  • … and so much more!!!

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Written by Jamy Bechler · Categorized: Podcast Episodes, Teams & Organizations · Tagged: alan Stein Jr., basketball coach, Basketball Skills, Bill Walton, championship rebounding, College Recruiting, drew Hanlon, dwane casey, John Wooden, Jon Beck, Kobe Bryant, Leadership, Leadership Development, Leadership Training, Lebron James, NCAA, Overcoming Adversity, pure sweat, pure sweat basketball show, recruiting, Skills Training, Unseen Hours, Working With Players

Jan 04 2018

Episode 048: Steve Nudelberg, “Confessions of a Serial Salesman”

Steve Nudelberg is a serial salesman & entrepreneur. As a product of his entrepreneurial spirit, he developed On the Ball – a company that focuses exclusively on sales & business development. Inspiration for the company name was derived from the feedback Steve received from business associates, claiming that he was always ‘on the ball’. The core philosophy is rooted in that what we know and who we know can help your business grow. On The Ball’s list of clients include Toshiba, BankUnited, AIG, Transworld Business Advisors., and Getaway2Give

Steve’s book “Confessions of a Serial Salesman” is a best-seller and is a very practical and easy-to-read book. He is a mover and a shaker as he partners with some of the biggest names in sports, business, and entertainment. Steve is high-energy and truly a motivating guy.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

  • Why Steve gets up between 3-3:30 each morning
  • What makes his philosophy on sales different and so successful
  • How to connect and build great relationships

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Written by Jamy Bechler · Categorized: Podcast Episodes · Tagged: Brandon Steiner, Chip Kelly, Coaching, Dig Your Well Before You're Thirsty, drew Hanlon, Harvey mckay, Jerry Rice, Jocko Wilink, John Salley, Malcolm Gladwell, Mindset, New England Patriots, Nick Saban, process, Sales, Salesman, selling system, Win the Day, winning

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