🎥 Here's a sequence from Bilbao versus Baskonia with a good amount of Lock Left concepts. 🎚️ One thing about pros is how quickly they're able to adapt and adjust to whatever the situation needs. Bilbao's transition defense in this clip is a perfect example of that. 🔴 Full Game Here

Absolute Banger this week! Mark and Tyler don't talk theory, they dive right with Mark helping Tyler design his first practice using SAVI Sync. 📺 I recommend checking this episode on YouTube to get the visual of SAVI Sync and see how easy it makes planning a practice. And maybe see a feature or two that you may have missed! @Shane Shearer is a wizard with the updates. 📋 This episode touches on so many important aspects of designing a practice: - The difference between Introducing and Installing - Two-Way Teaching - Using games to apply skills in context - Standards to shape the environment. - 🆓 Reminders! Premium Members of SAVI Basketball get one player into Basketball Training by SAVI (the community I run) for free! Over in Training this week I have designed 5 workouts to help get players know what their Go-To moves are in these areas: - Shot Footwork - Transition Move - Finish - Attack on the Catch - Game-Winner - 🏀 If you have any players who are on the fence about joining Training, these 5 Go-To Workouts will be available during their 7-Day Free Trial. This is a fantastic way to jump in and build some confidence before the season starts!

📆 This week in Basketball Training by SAVI we are sharing 5 workouts to help players Define their Go-To's in these 5 situations: - Shot Footwork (wide open, game on the line) - Transition Move (1 on 1, full speed) - Finish (if you get to it, it's a bucket) - Attack on The Catch (the most relevant to .5 decision making) - Game-Winning Shot (ball is in your hands, clock's winding down, what you got?) When Go-To moves are clearly defined by the player it gives them confidence and something they can fall back on. They will know what they can rely on when the pressure, speed, and chaos of the game hits. 🔓 Defining my Go-To Shot Footwork UNLOCKED my game. My percentages and ppg went way up after my college coach came over and told me to cut the crap with all the different footwork and shoot Left-Right everytime I was open. That conversation was a big reason I became an All-American. That's the reason I built these 5 workouts. I have taken bits and pieces from every part of our Player Development community and put them together to help guide players in defining what their Go-To's are. 🆓 Your players get a 7-Day FREE trial in Basketball Training by SAVI so they can come in, get a real taste of everything we do over there, and walk away with something useful for the upcoming season. 👇 Now I'm curious, cause I know we have shooters in here. What was your Go-To Shot Footwork?

Same actions and ideas that you're implementing into your offense put into the BLOBs and SLOBs. Most coaches wait until the day before the first game to install their baseline and sideline out-of-bounds plays. In this episode, we break down how to systematically build your BLOB and SLOB packages in the preseason as seamless extensions of your regular offense—plus how to tackle the team dynamics that can make or break your year. 📋 In the episode, Mark and Tyler: - give examples (all plays available in SAVI Sync) - emphasize making a decision about what to do in late game situations - talk about managing conflict resolution. A well-timed episode to check out during the Preseason Challenge happening in SAVI Basketball You can join for free now! ➡️ Make sure you follow me on Skool to get notified of my posts here in SAVI Coaching Courses!

📆 Right in-line with the Preseason Challenge happening in SAVI Basketball, Tyler and Mark talk everything preseason. Make the choices and important decisions before the stress and adversity of the season makes it way more difficult. The goal is to fill in details of the HOW behind "Here's how we do what we do." The preseason is the time to establish your systems and visions with the idea that they will be tested and adjustments will need to be made. Culture and identity are solidified through adversity. Also, at the end is a great discussion about leadership. I am genuinely curious, I was a captain on multiple teams. I genuinely never thought it was that big of a deal or I had to do anything extra. I just hooped, competed hard, and helped my teammates when they needed it. It was standard operating procedure in my book. 👇 What are the responsibilities of your captains? Also, Premium Members in SAVI Basketball get a ton of benefits including a player of their choice into Basketball Training by SAVI for free! Make sure you follow me on Skool to get notified of my posts here in SAVI Coaching Courses!