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Quick trigger! Offense starts with a live dribble. The defense is allowed to contest when they hear the word “Go! Make it - Take it.

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Too many coaches chase the newest trend because teaching fundamentals is hard.

Shooting Warm Up: SL PNR 🔘 Everyone has a ball 🔘 Line of basketballs on the block 🔘 Sprint out to set a screen 🔘 Screener becomes the next ball handler Don’t just replace. Play with purpose. Players need to bounce out to set up the ball screen in a game-like manner!

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One of the biggest issues I see at the youth level is that players are unable to do anything with the advantages that they create. This is almost always caused by their inability to make quick decisions.

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Mistakes made due to lack of effort or not paying attention are unacceptable. But mistakes made in an effort to solve a problem need to be tolerated.

When you’re in a transition situation, we actually want to try to keep the basketball in our inside hand whenever possible. This opens us up to the majority of the floor and maintains pull-up options.

You can’t claim toughness and avoid tough decisions.

Holding players accountable isn’t negative — avoiding it is.

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Arrogance is thinking your way is the only way.

Most between the legs moves are done off of a skip, where the ball-side foot stays behind. This movement is referred to as an "Anchor" where you step forward with your outside foot and then anchor it to the floor on your BTL dribble. This sells a downhill attack before the

Players mirror your communication. Calm breeds calm. Chaos breeds chaos.

Side jabs need to be quick, short and violent. But we also need to be balanced so that our pivot foot remains anchored to the floor.

Efficiency❗️ I love incorporating ball handling and footwork concepts into our finishing warm ups. In this clip we are incorporating “Bound” footwork - bouncing laterally to force a reaction.

Leadership isn’t yelling louder. It’s communicating clearer.

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