Exploring the Impact of Repeated Actions on Player Development

In this episode, Alex Sarama joined by Ty Keck, a basketball coach from Idaho Falls. Ty shares his journey of implementing the Conceptual Offense and Constraint-Led Approach (CLA) with his team and the positive impact it has had on their performance. He discusses the challenges he faced in transitioning from a traditional coaching approach to a more player-centered approach and how he overcame them. Ty also emphasizes the importance of creating a transformational coaching environment and allowing players the freedom to develop their skills and make decisions on the court. 

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Key Takeaways:

4:20 - Lessening the Learning Curve by Removing 1v0

6:30 - Re-shaping the Shell Drill 

9:00 - Direct Instruction isn't the only Way to Coach

15:00 - Breaking Away from the Norm

21:00 - CLA & Transformational Coaching in Harmony

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