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The First 11 Seconds
In the 1st 7 seconds in transition the objective is to get a 9 or bomb. If not, then we are space, structured, n aligned. Then we hunt 9s n 7s. The player with the ball hunts 9s everyone else space. To create space we have to get our players to understand single n double gaps n our cutting principles. I love advantage cuts. My question is in the first 11 seconds in transition is this the time to get right into Rose? They are cuts that create space. Am I over thinking this?
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You're right on track. Hunt 9's first, 7's second. - If neither of those are available after racing & spacing, we hunt advantage (with ball movement and player movement) - click & flow, cut & fill. - No advantage = neutral = run an action
Starting Practice
I'm rethinking how I open practice. Right now we start slow — warmup, some individual work, then build up to live reps toward the middle/end. I'm considering flipping that: open with short, fast small-sided scrimmages (4v4) right out of the gate, before any teaching, specifically to set the tone for pace and urgency from minute one. The idea is that if "play fast, play with urgency" is something I want baked into their identity, starting practice that way every day reinforces it more than talking about it or easing into it. But I also don't want to burn them out physically/mentally before we get to teaching new stuff, or have sloppy habits get reps before I've had a chance to coach anything. Has anyone structured practice this way — competitive/live reps first, teaching second? How did it affect focus and execution later in practice?
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@Mark Loria This episode of The Hours is good starting point. 100% agree with getting the energy going early! I find it improves focus because the athletes aren't spending the whole practice thinking about when they're going to finally get to play.
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Game Sandwiches are a great option.
Hiding poor ball handlers
Hey coaches! How do you all adjust your offense to accommodate average to poor ball handlers? Everything looks fine until there’s ball pressure. I have 1 guy who I trust with the ball, but I am worried that when he’s scouted against, we are compromised
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1) Improve their ball handling - we approach it through 10 layers in the Youth Coaching Course. 2) Encourage the Shoot it or Move It reads, limiting "Drive It to BIG advantage situations. See below for examples of how to empower 1-read players
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Rose Series
What order do you usually install rose series. Last year I installed Fingers and Wave for denial first. This year I installed swing first. Seen some positives with both .
1 like • Mar 13
Most programs we work with install Fingers first, then progressions depend on preference and personnel. I like Fan & Wave next. @Mark Cascio thoughts?
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Clare Murphy
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SAVI Director of Operations - played at Bishop's University & coached at the University of Ottawa.

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