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If you want to maximize your practice time, you have to focus on both the what and the how.

In this episode, T.J. and Sam cover the important aspects of your practice plan to maximize

your competitive advantage. Let's get started.

Welcome back to the Harwood Hustle.

TJ and Sam here with you today.

And we're going to talk about practice and why most practices don't transfer to games.

TJ, we just did a webinar and we had a lot of good feedback on it and people seemed to really get a lot from

it. So we thought we would take some of what we shared in that webinar and bring it here to

our Harwood Hustle community. And so that's the title of this is why most practices don't

transfer to games. We want to give you three really core values or ways to approach practice so that you

can run better practices as a coach. DJ, any opening thoughts?

Yeah, you know, I think the webinar just stoked a lot of thoughts for me. It makes you kind of

stop and evaluate, you know, like, am I running good practices? Because you spend most of your time

with your team running practices and you want to make sure that what you're doing is actually

translating to what you're trying to get done, which is show up in games. And it can be overwhelming.

I was just going through my preseason notes of all the things we need to

teach, work on, you know, how do you organize that? How do you put it into the right place? It can be

super overwhelming, you know, to get all the right stuff done in practice because there's so much

to get done and where you spend your time, basically where you put your money. You know, that's where

I think my team needs to be good

and you know spending time figuring that out is super important yeah tj i think you bring up a great

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