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Hey everybody. I did this just on a whim, and people in our SAVI basketball membership found a lot of value out of it. I'm posting it here as I think it really shares the SAVI philosophy and approach to basketball in general. A lot of these comments show how it really is a revolutionary approach. As you know, our mission is to revolutionize the way they give, teach, and play. I think you can hear the application of those revolutionary ideas in this video, and hopefully it can help you understand why you coach the way you coach and consider if there may be a better way. Enjoy! As always, we'd love to have you move over to our SAVI basketball community so I can get to know you and Mark and the team can help you specifically on your coaching journey. If you're new here, you might not know. If you move over to our basketball membership, we'll immediately refund you anything you've invested with us on an individual course.

Hey, enjoy this little excerpt from the previous hours. I hope it makes you all smile and gives you some ideas to be more intentional with your cues, especially on defense. Look forward to talking LockLeft, everybody, on live training this week. What are some common defensive coachisms you hear that make you smile?

I wanted to share this excerpt from our SAVI Basketball live training. Some really good nuggets in here for you to teach the RDS offense more effectively. I would invite you. If you aren't currently running the RDS offense, you can get the course here, or better yet, come and join us for a month in the SAVI Basketball community, and jump on these live calls and get all our courses. The best way to learn any SAVI system is with us so we can help you install it specific to your team and your situation. Stay SAVI.

Hey — this is an advanced tune-up that continues to improve the speed of the shot and sequence, as most players need their hands to move faster than their hips. Master ROCKERS first. Chain Breakers is Step 2. The problem: There's a strong neurological chain between the hands and the hips. Speed up the hands, the hips follow. That chain is why so many players look rushed on their shot — they're not rushed, they're chained. The goal: Get the hands up before the hips lift. Ball in the shot pocket before the feet land. The progression: 1. Together (Rockers) — dribble hand + step foot land at the same time. Still chained. 2. Hop into position — hop off the left foot, hands and feet arrive together on the catch. 3. Chain Breakers — hands in the pocket before the feet touch the ground. Hop higher. Speed the hands up. Hands lead. Feet follow. Shot fires out of it. To make the SAVI Shooting System available to every athlete, we've included the full system — Rockers, Chain Breakers, and the complete shooting sequence — inside our Training by SAVI community for just $13/month. Send this link to your players and parents: https://www.skool.com/training-savi/plans Limited-time price — have them join for one month and work the system before the season starts. @Mike Carlson leads the community and personally mentors the players. You teach share system. Mike coaches the reps. Players do the work. Let's break some chains this week.