INSIGHTS — Now available for Solo+ subscriptions. Live game tracking, typing up the scorebook after, your whole season read back as Four Factors and shot quality, and a Performance page for every player on your roster. If you've been keeping the book on paper because the stats sat behind a plan you weren't ready for, that's no longer the case. BUILD YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION — Build your own plan is live too. Every program is a different shape, so you set the numbers — programs, teams and staff seats on three sliders, with the price moving as you do. All build your own plans come with unlimited plans, plays and drills. Add a team mid-season and we prorate the difference. SAVI Premium members start from Pro at no cost and only pay for what they add on top of it. It's in Settings, under Plan and Billing. PLAYBOOK UPDATES — You can create your own situation types now, the ones your program actually calls things rather than just SLOB and BLOB. Undo covers whole frames and more. The Play Designer has a proper color picker with hex codes and swatches you can save and reuse later.

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?

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

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?

New features that are now in SAVI Sync as of today: Coaching Hub - Work: Focus on what is most important and keep track of everything that needs to be done for a season. Do it now, delegate if needed, clear it from your plate. You get to choose the actions to make sure you are able to keep everything in order for your season! Shooting Ladder: You can now access the Shooting Ladder. Add drills, select drills, choose the players and be able to score appropriately for each session. You can access the Shooting Ladder from the main navigation or from the Practice Hub in preparation of a practice. How to Guides for the New Features Work - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/hub/capture-work-in-the-inbox - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/hub/clarify-an-inbox-item - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/hub/plan-today - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/hub/run-a-project - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/hub/delegate-and-follow-up - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/hub/file-and-find-reference - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/hub/run-a-season-checklist Shooting Ladder - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/insights/set-up-the-shooting-ladder - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/insights/score-a-shooting-ladder-session - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/insights/run-head-to-head-challenges - https://sync.savicoach.com/#/help/insights/put-the-ladder-on-the-big-screen