coaches i'm super excited about this offseason let me tell you why we've all heard before the repetition

matters but repetition without correction is just a bad habit we just finished using the noa backboard

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seeing the way my guys adjusted their arc in depth throughout the year was incredible. But what I'm really excited about is using it this offseason.

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This week, Sam and TJ dive into two areas of player development that are often overlooked.

If you're looking to have a team that plays harder and smarter next season, this episode is for you.

Let's get started.

Welcome to the hardwood hustle. Sam and I here. And today, coaches, we're just going to have a simple coach talk. You know, Sam and I have these talks all the time. And sometimes we bring

them to air and we thought, well, this would be a good one to bring to air because a lot of coaches

probably think about this or question themselves and they want to be better as a coach. But we're going to talk about the things that you don't do enough of in player development. Now, this is going to take a little bit of a different direction. A lot of times we'll talk about, you know, the skills that you need to work on to develop players, what's important in developing a player. We talk a lot about player development. But one of the things is kind of like

the secret sauce, the things that maybe, you know, everybody's doing ball handling, everybody's doing

shooting, everybody's doing passing. And for you to think that your players are getting better

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