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You are giving your kids money to pay you for not doing a chore instead of rewarding completing the chore. I like to make my son feel a sense of accomplishment not the entitlement of thinking they can afford to slack off.

same games that kids play outside.. 21 either tack backs or no tack backs

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Skill work in season is ridiculous. The start of skill work should be from September 1, to the start of school basketball season. Kids should not be playing AAU. Unless it’s 6th grade and below. Unfortunately the high schools in garland TX aka South Garland. Choose to do fucking track in field instead of skill work during this time. It was a trend going on with the high schools in DSID, sad. Player development is what the player do in his position or role both sides of the bal for there team. I mention this to a coach before the season start and why my son doesn’t play AAU after September 1. Coach look at me like I’m crazy. So I ask, when does the player really get better?

I believe viewership is down for nba because of all the fouls and the amount of time spent on replays.

If you catch the ball in triple threat with your knees already bent and your hands already low you don't have to dip. The players do dip because they often don't catch the ball in triple threat position. Steph's dip is very small and very quick. And he shoots with an elbow slightly down and his elbow bent dramatically in front of his eyes. Then he shoots out from his elbow and his legs all coordinated to have the ball be released with the maximum force to get the great distance.

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What do you mean by '2 outs' and what is 'hunting the world'?

Poopy camera angles

I never comment. Awesome job on these ideas. I’m going to share this with my Varsity Team today. Thanks for the effort and thought putting it together.

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Love the idea of subbing to teach and to quickly get them back on the court. If it's not communicated correctly, then that's how players perceive subbing out = poor job/head down.

This is pure gold. Thanks for your insights gents with handling pressure.

This video speaks to me. I had the absolute training session of my life a few weeks ago, every release felt so clean and effortless and I’ve been unable to mimic that feeling. I have realised it’s not a change of form that ruining my shot it’s the sequence

I’ll buy half of it. My father taught youth through college. He never thought me form didn’t matter. I practiced correct form until I was successful enough to have fun. This is why shooting forms in the nba are worse than ever

Great technique. It has been very helpful. Quick question. I am coaching my daughter’s 9under team. The entire team are 7 years old and new to the game. We lost our first 2 games. What some things I should focus on to teach the game get more competitive?

Man you could talk 1/10th as much and convey the same information. It ruins your message when you make 90% of your message filler

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I completely agree about the systems you have, if anything it makes it easier to teach the game and should be used with less experience teams! I have witnesses myself

Yes love this video 😊

How do you stop the main scorer of a team;who is lefty

Guess we live in a fantasy world.

Need to go much lower … legs should b much more spread out … ‘ wide and low , is the way to go’ is my mantra to all kids I work with ( 50 years of teaching shooting) .. most kids stand too high - can’t exert power - wide and low also creates optimal balance … 🙏🏀

Love what you guys are doing on the channel!! Keep the knowledge coming

Using this tomorrow!!

High pressure 2-3 that looks like a 1-1-3

SAVI has great content but it’s difficult to implement with novice teams. Teams with little base knowledge of the game.

Agreed. But all too often the “over dribbler” is simply a ball hog or a showboater. And how you gonna coach the selfishness out of them?

Great content!

Crazy this video only has 750 views. Unreal video

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Regarding the use of a player with more length for the wolf/chaser, I see a general trend with shorter players often having a bit better stamina to keep that foot speed to consistently influence the ball left. I like the idea of length to help with that influencing, but worry about putting one of my better tall players into that roll and wearing them out more than the shorter player might wear out. I think the issue for me is having a smaller team and shorter bench to keep people fresh but I really love the idea of using lock left this year!

I used these concepts in lacrosse and it worked amazingly well

How do windows work in a lock left defensive stance where your head would be in that drill's window spot?

Is there a negative effect of lots of people talking loud and often resulting in helpful information becoming white noise resulting in talking becoming unhelpful? @16:34 but all the time?

I've watched many of your videos, if not all, and I am wondering if you have recommendations for pre-game warm-ups?? Trying not to drain their energy but get them loose, warm, and dialed in.

make sure the entire move is small

What’s the gauntlet drill?

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Im12 you think I could do this

I’m soooo glad I found this. I have been learning from Coach Mark from a quick timeout podcast.

ruclips.net/video/vQsycsq1ib8/видео.html thats the best online shooting and skills coach on the internet. This video.. partially right. Only my opinion.. Lets not show a player turned sideways to make a line. Even when you are shooting in the vid your facing forward and your toes are not far off from being straight to the basket.

Not even a mention of the redeem team damn. They'd smoke both those teams.

I coach Freshman basketball, if players are not cutting, what are they doing. Maintain space? Screen? fingers cut?

Makes sense! Good advice.

If you practice on a 8ft goal but play on a 10ft goal how do they compensate for that difference?

Loving the channel new sub here appreciate all the work and knowledge that goes into this guys and ladies!!