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Basketball Practice For Adults? Yep. Swish House CEO And Founder Jonathon Dues

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In this week's episode of the "Stay On The Court" podcast, host Troy Wallace interviews Swish House CEO And Founder Jonathon Dues.
Swish House is a basketball fitness and pickup basketball business operating in Chicago, New York City, and the Raleigh-Durham area with plans for national expansion.

The business of basketball, what's missing from pickup basketball,
The origins of Swish House, and how listeners can get involved, either as members or as licensees in their area.
Jonathon shares his journey from a scholarship basketball player to founding Swish House, the challenges of maintaining basketball fitness post-college
How Swish House offers a unique fitness experience while also creating a new basketball economy through job opportunities and small business ownership.

Make sure and listen to the Rapid Fire Quiz I give Mr. Dues at the 42-minute mark

See the full blog post and show notes.

Show Notes:

Introduction to Jonathan Dues and Swish House.
The unique concept of Swish House: A blend of basketball fitness classes and organized pickup games.
Expansion plans across the United States and the goal to create the biggest, most dominant fitness franchise globally.
Insights into the challenges and successes of running Swish House, including navigating through the pandemic.
The importance of community, accessibility, and creating new opportunities in the basketball world.
Jonathon’s personal fitness routine and how Swish House fits into his life.
Future aspirations for Swish House and its potential impact on the basketball community and small business ownership.
How listeners can get involved with Swish House, either by joining as members or exploring opportunities to open a location in their city.
Closing thoughts and where to find more information about Swish House online.

Resources Mentioned:
Swish House Story
Caesar The Wrestling Bear
Hillsdale College Chargers Fight Song
Swish House Locations
Jonathon Dues

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The business of basketball, what's missing from pickup basketball,
The origins of Swish House, and how listeners can get involved, either as members or as licensees in their area.
Jonathon shares his journey from a scholarship basketball player to founding Swish House, the challenges of maintaining basketball fitness post-college
How Swish House offers a unique fitness experience while also creating a new basketball economy through job opportunities and small business ownership.