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In-game coaching is usually a coach's biggest strength or weakness.

This week, T.J. and Sam share five aspects of it that are crucial to growing in for your

team's success.

Let's get started.

Welcome back to the Hardwood Hustle.

Sam and T.J. with you today.

And we're going to talk about endgame coaching and really five things that go with in-game.

A lot of you listen to this, the season either started for you or it's about to start.

And what we do at practice matters a lot.

And so does what we do at a game.

And so T.J. are going to break down really five different components of what goes into in-game coaching.

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