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The Strength In Numbers Podcast

The Strength In Numbers Podcast

De: John Bloom
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Coaching is more than just X’s and O’s—it’s about the principles, philosophies, and mindset that shape great leaders. Building on the ideas from the book "Strength In Numbers," this podcast brings together top coaches from across the sports world (and beyond) who are driven to learn, grow, and lead with purpose. Through in-depth conversations, we’ll explore how elite coaches think, operate, and make decisions for long-term success. Whether you’re a coach, leader, or lifelong learner, this podcast is your mentorship playbook—helping you be your best while building a career that lasts.John Bloom Desarrollo Personal Éxito Personal
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  • EP 14: Anthony Cockrill | The Epidemic of the Underprepared Athlete
    Jul 15 2025

    Director of Volleyball Sports Performance at SMU, Anthony Cockrill joins the show to unpack what real athlete development looks like—and what many people get wrong. We dive into how the transfer portal has reshaped long-term development, why so many athletes show up underprepared, and how constantly adjusting the plan to make athletes “feel good” can become a dangerous long-term strategy. Anthony also shares his thoughts on load management, kinesthetic awareness, and where the collegiate strength and conditioning field is headed.


    This podcast evolved from my book, Strength In Numbers — the ultimate mentorship guide for coaches.


    Featuring insights from 100+ ELITE coaches across every level and sport, it’s an encyclopedia of coaching wisdom built to help you grow your career, navigate failure, and find long-term coaching success.


    👉 Grab your copy of Strength In Numbers [by clicking here].


    Chapters


    00:00 Introduction to Anthony Cockrill

    06:45 The Evolution of Strength and Conditioning in College Sports

    12:23 Understanding Athlete Development

    17:19 Balancing Short-Term Gains with Long-Term Development

    27:29 Building Trust with Coaching Staff

    33:39 Capacity Meets Demand in Training

    42:52 Characteristics of High-Performing Athletes

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    51 m
  • EP 13: Josh Bray | Programming for the Individual in Large Group Settings
    Jul 8 2025

    Head Strength Coach at Bishop’s College School and Universal Academy, Josh Bray joins the show to break down how he tailors training by bucketing athletes into three archetypes based on both their physiological and psychological traits. We dive into how he individualizes programs in large group settings without losing structure. Josh also shares how and when he uses games in training, the importance of educating athletes, and his approach to long-term development.


    This podcast evolved from my book, Strength In Numbers — the ultimate mentorship guide for coaches.


    Featuring insights from 100+ ELITE coaches across every level and sport, it’s an encyclopedia of coaching wisdom built to help you grow your career, navigate failure, and find long-term coaching success.


    👉 Grab your copy of Strength In Numbers [by clicking here].

    Chapters


    00:00 Introduction to Josh Bray's Journey

    03:28 Navigating Young Athletes' Mindsets

    04:47 Athlete Archetypes and Group Dynamics

    10:42 Intent and Engagement in Training

    12:33 Strengths vs. Weaknesses in Training

    14:38 Implementing Bucketing Strategies

    16:36 Establishing Foundations in New Environments

    18:19 The Role of Education in Athlete Development

    20:12 Data-Driven Decision Making

    22:31 Incorporating Games and Competitions

    26:21 Creating a Positive Training Environment

    27:14 Fostering Excellence Among Athletes

    29:10 Reassessing Programming Decisions

    31:25 The Importance of Mental Toughness in Athletics

    34:55 Crafting the Ideal Development Path for Young Athletes

    39:04 The Role of Curiosity and Continuous Learning in Coaching

    45:45 Balancing Inputs and Outputs in Coaching

    52:32 Personal Training's Impact on Coaching Philosophy

    54:29 Closing the Gap in Personal Skill Development

    55:57 The Value of Mentorship in Coaching

    57:37 The Importance of Patience and Commitment in Athletic Development

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    59 m
  • EP 12: Keith Spencer | Kingdom Performance: Building a Community That Lasts
    Jul 1 2025

    Owner and Director of Player Development at Kingdom Performance, Keith Spencer joins the show to share how he’s built a training environment rooted in community, relationships, and long-term development. From partnering with parents to creating unforgettable experiences for athletes, we explore how Keith overdelivers and builds something far greater than just basketball skills. This episode dives into the business side of coaching, the depth of athlete development, and the keys to leaving a lasting impact.


    This podcast evolved from my book, Strength In Numbers — the ultimate mentorship guide for coaches.


    Featuring insights from 100+ ELITE coaches across every level and sport, it’s an encyclopedia of coaching wisdom built to help you grow your career, navigate failure, and find long-term coaching success.


    👉 Grab your copy of Strength In Numbers [by clicking here].


    Chapters


    00:00 Introduction to Kingdom Performance

    02:39 Building a Community in Sports

    05:35 Developing Staff and Intentionality

    08:30 Creating Impactful Relationships with Athletes

    11:17 Engaging with Parents for Holistic Development

    14:09 Exceeding Expectations in Training

    17:02 The Importance of Confidence in Athletes

    19:50 The Role of Debriefing in Player Development

    22:58 Personalized Training and Ownership

    25:37 Identifying Areas of Opportunity

    28:28 Creativity in Basketball Training

    34:17 Empowering Young Athletes

    41:27 Balancing Business and Purpose

    45:39 International Experiences and Cultural Impact

    51:36 Building Character Beyond Basketball

    01:00:13 Navigating Challenges and Finding Gratification

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    1 h y 11 m
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