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One of my biggest gripes with the #PGATour is that #golf as a sport - particularly pro golf - could be WAY bigger than it currently is. #LIVGolf coming on the scene is only going to *increase* the ecosystem by capturing markets the PGAT has underserved. 1/
They’ve done the bare minimum the last 30 years and the only reason golf grew is because of Tiger. It had almost nothing to do with the 🤡 leadership they’ve had. It’s time to move into the 21st century. It’s time to innovate. Get creative. 2/
Bryson and Brooks created a multi-million dollar match out of 1 viral moment. There’s so many good golf content creators out there. Leadership needs to get younger with people that understand this. 3/
Plays of the Week 🏀 Drag Screen Concepts from @RadiusAthletics
-Drag Get Kick
-Drag Flip SBS (shown)
-Drag "Blue"
-Seattle Storm > Secondary Double Drag
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⬇️ DRAG SCREEN #TransitionOffenseTips THREAD ⬇️
-Drag Get Kick
-Drag Flip SBS (shown)
-Drag "Blue"
-Seattle Storm > Secondary Double Drag
See newsletter: mailchi.mp/fastmodelsport…
⬇️ DRAG SCREEN #TransitionOffenseTips THREAD ⬇️
Early Offense Ideas: Transition Drag Screens
by @RadiusAthletics | #TransitionOffenseTips
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by @RadiusAthletics | #TransitionOffenseTips
bit.ly/3vNrBaq
On September 22 @HenryBushnell wrote a piece that explored the exclusivity that exists in American soccer, particularly our country’s youth soccer system: sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/the-pr…
We have a few thoughts.
We have a few thoughts.
The issues addressed in the article that perpetuate that exclusivity are multilayered and complex, but this excerpt describing the approach @opengoalproject and other fellow reformers are taking captured our attention:
This thread will be an ongoing effort to address a few different ways @ussoccer can help bring resources to players, instead of our current system that forces players to go to those resources--often at great expense in money, time, and travel.
Cal Baptist University’s Rick Croy has been a highly successful basketball coach at every level and understands that teaching his players how to lead on and off the court is a key to building a winning program. @CoachesHangTime #CalBaptist #growthegame
The high-energy Croy, in his 7th year at NCAA D-1 Cal Baptist, talked about “Team Building” for 90 minutes with 100 coaches during the Coaches Hang-Time online basketball clinic Thursday night. #HangTime @RickCroy
“In leadership development, we want to build leaders in everything we do in our program,” Croy said. “Leadership is making someone else better. To be leaders we want our players to be difference-makers in our program and in the community.” #HangTime
Made a visual of @Topp33 “4 Stages of Habit Building” from his @Coaches_Clinic talk a couple of days ago.
Adapted from one of my favorite @GiANTWorldwide leadership visuals out there, The Apprenticeship Square.
Adapted from one of my favorite @GiANTWorldwide leadership visuals out there, The Apprenticeship Square.
Here is some insight into the role of the Coach/Leader in each stage from my experience using this tool with my players.
Thanks to @LeicBasketball for posting notes of the sessions he’s attended on his blog. I would’ve completely missed this otherwise!
Immediately went back and watched when I saw this tool in basketball coaching action!
Immediately went back and watched when I saw this tool in basketball coaching action!
COACHES: A consistent theme from these from the @Coaches_Clinic
The use of 3X3 to give players space to explore/create through constraints.
Has me thinking. Are there things you CAN'T teach through 3X3? That you NEED 5X5 to do?
@JohnCarrier42 @CoachPerkins @brianmccormick
The use of 3X3 to give players space to explore/create through constraints.
Has me thinking. Are there things you CAN'T teach through 3X3? That you NEED 5X5 to do?
@JohnCarrier42 @CoachPerkins @brianmccormick
OB plays are the only thing that comes to mind.
