What actually makes a great basketball coach? In this episode of The Hours, Tyler and Mark put their opinions to the test with a blind ranking game covering sports to coach, essential practice drills/games, and key teaching tools. They dive into the difference between drills and games, the return of the 3-man weave, and how tools like "encoding success" and peer feedback can transform your practice efficiency. This is a great coaching conversation to help frame ideas so players can transfer what we are teaching into the game. Tyler mentions that film is an incredible teacher and that's what I am focused on in our player community, Basketball Training by SAVI. The biggest constraint many coaches have with film is time. It takes time to watch, clip, edit, and present. We know it's a great tool but the time required makes it challenging to use consistently. Trust me, this is true even in the pros. If you want your players to get more film work, have them check out Basketball Training by SAVI. Similar to how you learn from listening to Mark and Tyler talk, your players will learn by being around basketball conversations and seeing examples. Send me a DM if you have any questions about the Training community! 🙏 Thanks for checking out The Hours 📩 Make sure to share with someone who would get value out of it!