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Does anyone have their players make a certain amount of shots before the season starts? If so dm me id like to know logistics
Collin Vanicor retweeted
The 3 costs associated with being a leader according to Kirby Smart
1) Have to make hard decisions that'll negatively affect people you care about
2) Be disliked despite your best attempt to do the best for the most...
3) Be misunderstood and not always have the opportunity to defend yourself
This is really powerful stuff
I have a player looking to get some tips for highlights, he is good. Got all state MVP, won 2 state championships sophomore and junior year.
Just needs help putting together tape. Please dm me any tips you have !!
Transition being the easiest way to score the ball, means that transition defense should be at a premium in all programs.
What’s your coaching points? How many layers? How likely is your team to get a stop and get the floor to neutral?
Mike Brown Gold
“We have rules: Protect basket…declare ball…load paint…find most dangerous guy…last guy down weak side…We turn over etc…sprint back…high level next play speed…separates good teams from great"
(Via @NBA_NewYork 🎥)
Collin Vanicor retweeted
"Be on time" isn't one of Pete Carroll's rules.
"Be early" is.
He won a Super Bowl with 3 rules total.
Rule 1: Protect the team.
Not the slogan. The mindfulness.
It's pulling a teammate out of a fight.
It's not hitting the guy late in practice.
It's the call you make when nobody's watching.
Rule 2: No whining, no complaining, no excuses.
Stolen from Coach Wooden
The point isn't to be upbeat.
The point is your self-talk runs the show.
Words come first. Behavior follows.
Rule 3: Be early.
Not on time. Early.
You can't be early by luck.
You thought about it the night before.
You set the alarm.
You knew the commitment.
Being early is a sign of respect you can see.
3 rules to run an NFL locker room.
Most teams have 12 values nobody can recite.
Collin Vanicor retweeted
"Success isn't owned. It's leased. And rent is due every day."
-@JJWatt
Collin Vanicor retweeted
Culture is what you tolerate! Not the poster in the locker room, team slogan, or pregame speech. Team culture is rarely destroyed by one bad player. It’s destroyed when selfishness, laziness, negativity, disrespect, excuses, entitlement, and bad body language get ignored by coaches, defended by parents, laughed at by the bench, or allowed by veteran players and captains. The best teams protect the standard together.
Collin Vanicor retweeted
Four kinds of competitors:
Commander - A competitor who pulls others with them.
Competitor - Internally motivated to be their best. Has a championship mindset.
Contender - Need external motivation.
Survivor - Gets by. Takes the easy way out.