ASCA | Ensuring excellence in strength and conditioning.

ASCA Podcast
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ASCA | Ensuring excellence in strength and conditioning.
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Recent Episodes

May 17, 2026
ASCA Podcast #141 - Michael Davie
In Episode 141 of the ASCA Podcast, we’re joined by Michael Davie, Director of Strength & Conditioning and Sports Science for BYU Men’s Basketball and former NBA Championship-winning performance coach with the Milwaukee Bucks. Michael shares his journey from Australia to the US, offering insight into the realities of working in the NBA, building athlete trust, managing elite basketball performance and helping shape a championship-winning environment. Packed with practical insights for coaches working in high-performance sport, this episode also delivers valuable leadership and career advice for both emerging and experienced practitioners.

April 14, 2026
ASCA High School & Youth Podcast 2604 - Pyke + Dore
Listen now for a practical look at what it really takes to develop young athletes in a school environment. This episode of the ASCA High School & Youth Podcast features Jonathan Dore, a strength & conditioning coach and teacher at Ipswich State High School, who is also heavily involved in rugby league pathways. The conversation explores the realities of coaching in a school setting: highlighting that it goes beyond physical development to mentoring young people, guiding pathways and building skills for life beyond sport. Jonathan shares his journey of stepping into a head S&C role at just 21 and learning on the job, gradually developing a strong and sustainable program. A key theme of this episode is making the most of limited - Limited equipment, limited time and still finding ways to develop athletes effectively. He also discusses integrating his dual roles as an S&C coach and sport coach, ensuring physical preparation directly supports on-field performance. Underpinning it all is a strong focus on culture and standards, creating an environment where athletes take ownership and consistently buy into the process. Takeaways: • Constraints can improve coaching. • Aligning S&C with sport for better transfer. • Culture and consistency drive results. • Focus on long-term athlete development. Keywords: S&C, Youth Development, High School Sport, Coaching, Culture, LTAD

April 13, 2026
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Glen takes us back to the early days of his S&C career, when coaching meant doing it all: Strength, conditioning, sprint work, even video analysis. He contrasts that with today’s high-performance environment, now highly specialised and driven by sport science and technology. Takeaways: • Early S&C requires coaches to be generalists - doing everything across performance and support. • The human element (intuition, experience, and connection) matters more than all the data. • Trust athlete feedback - they often know what works best for them • Listen and observe first, especially in new environments • Importance of adapting your communication - Different athletes require different approaches • Great coaches are people coaches, not just technical experts • Communication, empathy and relationships drive buy-in and results • Mentorship is key to developing coaches and sharing knowledge • Long-term success comes from passion for coaching, not titles
148 total episodes available with 1 transcripts
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