87 Aligning Your Style of Play with Your Purpose and Values with Radius Athletics

Join JP, Nate, and a small group of coaches at the 2019 Thrive on Challenge Leadership Retreat: bit.ly/30hXdH1 Schedule a Mentorship Call with JP: calendly.com/thriveonchallenge/initialcall With Nate: forms.gle/5f8VmQ5LM8uN1qJd9 Learn More About Mentorship: thriveonchallenge.com/mentorship/ _________________________ What is the right strategy for our team culture? Get the weekly podcast coaching notes by going to thriveonchallenge.com and subscribing to the weekly newsletter! What are some questions that you use with coaches that help them solidify their identity and the identity of their program? - How do YOU want your teams to play in a perfect world? - What would that look like and describe it to me - What do I enjoy watching and coaching? - Encourage them to think less about the players and think more about how they want to play - Be more proactive than reactive The style of play can actually help us build that player-led culture. - Encourage a more decision-based offense approach than strict play guidelines. - When athletes make decisions instead of just complying, they gain sport knowledge and understand the game better - Players have to understand the game in order for it to be their game What is the hardest part of this process? - Deleting things that don’t fit your program framework and mindset - The hardest part is being consistent and sticking to that process even if it means losing in the short-term We'd love to hear from you! Twitter: @jpnerbun @CoachNSanderson @radiusathletics jpnerbun@thriveonchallenge.com Nate_S@BreakthroughBasketball.com randy@radiusathletics.com radiusathletics.com