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LIVE CALL TONIGHT
Come talk some ball with us tonight at 9pm CST. This call is for Premium members. You can find the link to it in the calendar section. Hope to see you there! - Coach T
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WELCOME TO HOOP FLOW!
First, welcome to everybody who’s found their way in here recently. Glad you’re here. This group is for coaches and players who want to understand the game more and why skill actually develops, not just collect more drills. Introduce yourself in the comments: name, level you coach or play, and one thing you’re trying to fix this season. I just dropped three courses into the classroom. I have a couple more in the works that I’m excited about. 1. Skill Acquisition Theory: the why behind everything else. Perception-action coupling, constraints-led design, etc. Coaches: it changes how you build practice. Players: it changes how you use every hour you spend in the gym alone. 2. Fix-It Offense: the complete offensive framework that I’ve talked about in a ton of my other content with film breakdowns 3. Actions & Concepts Film Breakdowns: real possessions broken down piece by piece. You watch the principles show up live instead of just reading about them. This is the fastest way to train your eyes. I’m posting in here regularly. And it’s neatly organized for your viewing pleasure. The part that matters: These aren’t finished products sitting on a shelf. I’m adding new film breakdowns regularly with new actions, new concepts, new looks as I find them. The library keeps growing and members will keep getting it, no extra charge. If you want to see ANYTHING. Shoot me a message. If you upgrade, start with Skill Acquisition Theory even if offense is what brought you here. The framework makes the rest click. Either way, paid I’m glad you’re here! I’ll host some calls randomly throughout the month so keep your notifications on and look out for that. Get in some discussions. That’s where this thing actually works.
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Books for coaches
Anyone have any good books they have read over the years that you feel helped give you a new perspective/way of doing things? I’ve read Coach K’s The Gold Standard, Dan Hurley’s Never Stop, and am starting on Coach K’s leading with the heart. Just looking for some more ways to expand my coaching knowledge and I feel that reading is an undervalued way of doing so.
Basketball Season is Long
I recently heard Idaho head basketball coach Alex Pribble talk about something he calls “NBT” — No Basketball Talk. During practice, he intentionally builds in moments to talk with his players about anything but basketball. I love that approach. A season is long. Practices can become repetitive. Relationships can quietly slip into being transactional. I tried this with a group of my middle school players one season, and it was refreshing. We talked about what was going on in their lives, what they were into outside of basketball, what they were excited about. You could feel the shift. Walls came down. Trust went up. If you coach, consider building in intentional “no basketball talk” time. The season is long. The relationships are what last.
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