"PUSH Podcast: Wheelchair Basketball in the United States" follows the standout coaches and athletes of the sport of wheelchair basketball through all levels: youth, college, professional and Paralympic. The host, Derek Hoot, played for the University of Illinois and later Hamburg Sports-Verein.
PUSH Podcast: Wheelchair Basketball in the United States
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"PUSH Podcast: Wheelchair Basketball in the United States" follows the standout coaches and athletes of the sport of wheelchair basketball through all levels: youth, college, professional and Paralympic. The host, Derek Hoot, played for the University of Illinois and later Hamburg Sports-Verein.
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Recent Episodes
August 6, 2022
Steve Serio: Team USA, New York Rolling Knicks
Steve is a four-time Paralympian and three-time medalist, and is just coming off of a repeat gold medal in the Tokyo games. In this episode, we discuss Steve’s experience growing up in Long Island and discovering wheelchair basketball, his college and overseas career, and the lessons he’s learned from his Paralympic journey and beyond. I hope you enjoy my chat with Steve on this episode of the Push Podcast. For more wheelchair basketball content, follow my instagram @the_push_podcast. You can also follow Steve on instagram @SteveSerio11.
March 4, 2022
Trooper Johnson talks emotional misconduct allegations and his resignation from Team USA
Today, I’m interviewing Trooper Johnson, who recently resigned as coach of the USA Women’s National Team. Coach Johnson is a former US Men’s player, and has also coached at the junior, U23, U25, and Paralympic level. His recent resignation came shortly after his rehiring as the US Women’s coach, after allegations of emotional misconduct flooded facebook and instagram. In this second installment of our two-part series, we’re diving into the allegations and the protocols that govern how the NWBA treats those allegations. And just as a quick disclaimer, the views expressed in this episode do not reflect the views of it’s creators. I hope you enjoy this episode of the PUSH podcast. For more wheelchair basketball content, follow my instagram @push_sports_mag.
March 4, 2022
Kaitlyn Eaton & Morgan Wood talk Trooper Johnson and accountability in the NWBA
Today we're with Kaitlyn Eaton and Morgan Wood - Kaitlyn is just coming off of her bronze medal in Tokyo. They have both represented team USA at the World Championships in Hamburg in 2018. Kaitlyn also played at the 2019 PanAmerican games in Lima, Peru and was assistant coach for the Illinois women’s wheelchair basketball team. Morgan is a two-time collegiate national champion with the Lady Movin Mavs at University of Texas-Arlington. In this episode, we’re diving into the details of allegations of emotional misconduct against their former USA coach, Trooper Johnson. And just as a quick disclaimer, the views expressed in this episode do not reflect the views of it’s creators. I hope you enjoy this episode of the PUSH podcast.For more wheelchair basketball content, follow my instagram @push_sports_mag.
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