•Ask players questions during film, keep them on toes.
•Make players accountable to know game assignments.
•Break film up into three segments:
•How bad we were.
•What we did well.
•How we want to do it (if there isn’t a lot of footage of your team doing what you want, substitute with another team that does do it well).
Be positive:
•A lot of times you need to be more positive than negative.
•As coaches we have a tendency to scrutinize.
•Show them how close they are to winning.
•Show them the mistakes that cost the games.
•A lot of times you need to be more positive than negative.
•As coaches we have a tendency to scrutinize.
•Show them how close they are to winning.
•Show them the mistakes that cost the games.
Losing:
•Who in here hasn’t been a head coach?
•Well look forward to your first losing streak.
•You will find out more about your self and your team when you have a losing streak.
•At the beginning of the season talk about losing, and how it can mess up a team. When that happens we’re going to commit even more to who we are.
•When a team loses you’re going to have to make adjustments, gives you a sense of urgency, change rotations.
•Who in here hasn’t been a head coach?
•Well look forward to your first losing streak.
•You will find out more about your self and your team when you have a losing streak.
•At the beginning of the season talk about losing, and how it can mess up a team. When that happens we’re going to commit even more to who we are.
•When a team loses you’re going to have to make adjustments, gives you a sense of urgency, change rotations.