Fast brain vs. slow brain

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Hello, welcome to True Hoop with me, Gerard Hector and True Hoop founder and CEO, Henry Abbott. How are you, man? Good, man. How are you? I am good. David is in L.A. doing basketball things. You know, Henry, whenever it's summertime, I'm always like, all right, after basketball is over.

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So in this case, it was late August because, you know, Olympics and we had stuff to talk about there. I'm always like, all right, what are we going to talk about? What are we going to do? Last year, we did our whole future of the NBA podcast series, which was super fun.

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It was more of a future of sports conversation, right? It's going in this bizarre direction, like most things in the world are. But I figured today, let's talk to you about, first off, How are you? The book. Where are you in that process? And then some cool offshoots of that, which is a workout you did this morning.

Fast brain vs. slow brain

PODCAST: Thinking basketball

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Aug 19, 2024

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On today's episode Henry Abbott and Jarod Hector discuss:

Henry's book update
How a hangover is little like the NBA
The fast, intuitive, and emotional brain and the slower, more deliberative, and more logical brain. Which of those do you need to succeed in the NBA? It sort of depends on your job...
How does fast and slow thinking impact the product on the floor?

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It was more of a future of sports conversation, right? It's going in this bizarre direction, like most things in the world are. But I figured today, let's talk to you about, first off, How are you? The book. Where are you in that process? And then some cool offshoots of that, which is a workout you did this morning.