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Coach Darryl Adams, RD parent Rick Spence and former RD alumni Marquis Bell bring you the 3rd a final part of the toughness conversation. Building from earlier conversations, they discuss both mental and physical toughness in youth as well as the advantages of having and training both. How do you pully the grittiness out of a young athlete? How does one motivate to get through the monotony of the grind? As a parent, are you a motivator or an enabler? We'd love to have you join the conversation. Leave us a voice message if you're tuned in on Anchor, comment on this episode post on Instagram or Facebook or email us at CoachD@rhythmdribble.com. Be sure to hit that SUBSCRIBE button and be the first to know when new episodes drop. If you're enjoying this podcast, show us some love, and like us and leave a review. This will help us grow and produce the content that's most valuable to you. Also, we're now on PATREON! Head over to https://www.patreon.com/RhythmDribble to subscribe and get access to valuable development content, including learning videos and written resources for basketball players, parents, trainers and coaches leading to the path of improvement. With the help of your generous support, funding production costs becomes easier, as we can continue and expand our podcasts and begin making supporting videos in order to arrive at our mission. Thank you for your interest in the development of your player(s)!  Follow a like Rhythm Dribble on social media platforms: Instagram - @RhythmDribble @RhythmDribblePodcast Facebook - @RhythmDribble1 Twitter - @RhythmDribble Patreon - www.patreon.com/RhythmDribble Website - www.rhythmdribble.com #RhythmDribble #TheRhythmDribbleExperience --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rhythmdribble/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rhythmdribble/support