The Hours

The Hours

por SAVI Coaching

Post-Game coaching tips

🎙️ Featuring: Mark Cascio & Tyler Coston Key Takeaways: 📉 Stay Level-Headed: Keep emotions in check, win or lose. 🎥 Review First: Watch the game film to confirm live observations. 💪 Effort Check: Ask, "Did we play hard enough?" 🧠 Identify Issues: Was it a lack of execution, effort, or poor decision-making? 🥅 Goal Setting: - Marathon Goals: Long-term, daily focus (e.g., transition defense/offense). - Medium-Distance Goals: Address specific areas for upcoming games (e.g., zone offense). - Sprint Goals: Immediate improvements for the next practice. Practical Advice: - Keep post-game talks under 30 seconds. - Thank your team for their effort. - Emphasize learning from each game.

Should we shoot Free-throws in practice?

Join your hosts Tyler Coaston and Mark Cascoi from SAVI Coaching as they explore a hotly debated topic in basketball coaching: "Should we shoot free throws in practice?" 🤔🔥 In this episode, Tyler and Mark break down the complexities of free-throw practice with their signature insightful dialogue. They discuss whether traditional free throw drills are effective or if a more game-like approach is needed. Here’s what you can expect: 🚫 No: If you’re sticking to traditional free throw practices, Tyler argues it might not be the best approach. The frustration of missed free throws in games could be addressed differently. ✅ Yes: On the other hand, integrating free throws into competitive game scenarios is crucial. Tyler emphasizes practicing free throws under pressure to mimic real game conditions and improve performance. 🤷 Maybe: The approach can vary depending on the player’s skill level. Throughout the episode, Tyler and Mark share valuable tips on: - Making practice more game-like to enhance effectiveness 🏀💪 - Handling pressure during free throws to build confidence 🧠🚀 - Tailoring practice sessions to individual player needs and skills 🎯👟

The Healthy Competitor

We're joined by Tyler Coston, Mark Cascio from SAVI Coaching, and Shane Kuyper from The Healthy Competitor to provide their expert insights and experiences on these topics. 🏆 In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of healthy competition in basketball. We explore how the stigma of perfection being solely defined by victory can be damaging and why becoming a healthy competitor is crucial. Key Highlights: 🔥 Kyrie Irving's Move to Dallas: What does this mean for his career and the Mavericks? 🔥 Do You Love to Win or Hate to Lose? We explore this driving question through the lens of legendary players like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. 🔥 Kobe's Journey: How Kobe's focus shifted from chasing rings to mastering his craft and finding balance. 🔥 Coaching with Conviction: The importance of doing what needs to be done to win while being able to sleep well, knowing you've given your best. 🔥 Building a Healthy Basketball Culture: Setting clear values and non-negotiables, fostering healthy dynamics, and building trust within the team. 🔥 The Impact of Fear-Based Motivation: Examining how intense, perfection-driven standards can negatively impact players and coaches. Join us as we discuss these crucial aspects of basketball and how they apply to life beyond the court. Whether you're a player, coach, or fan, this episode offers valuable insights into fostering a healthy competitive spirit.

How Should a Coach Talk to Referees?

Should coaches talk to referees? Plus, the importance of role clarity, effective communication and lockleft and more.

Advice for a Coach in Year One

Advice for a 1st year head coach or a coach in year 1 of a new program. Learn how to build the foundation of your program by establishing systems.

Is There Ever a Time to Run 5v0 Offense?

The hot topic of running 5-on-0 offense and its place in modern basketball coaching. Plus, get insights on making strategic decisions for player development and effective team practice.

How to Install a System

How to keep your best players motivated in practice, balancing high standards with low expectations, and how to install systems. Plus, a new game of the week!

Size or Skill? 4-Out or 5-out Offense?

Tyler and Mark debate whether to prioritize height or skill, transitioning from a traditional 4-out system to a more flexible 5-out system, and how to attack in the speed zone.

Defending a Dominant Player

Guest Stephen Dale joins the podcast to discuss strategies for defending dominant players, installing offensive systems, conditioning during practice, and more. Plus, coaching tips and engaging discussions on basketball coaching challenges and solutions.

Is Your Coaching Staff Trying to Win?

Handling competitive assistant coaches, practice strategies, essential guard skills, shot selection criteria, and improving practice plans.
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