This month, I want to share a different approach to RDS. Don't worry, everything we've taught still works, and if you're happy with how you're running it, keep going. It's a flavor of RDS for coaches who want more ways to create advantages, especially off the ball. More cutting. More screening. More ball movement. More player movement. But, with all the modern concepts that RDS gives you. The foundation of RDS stays the same. Think Bob Knight and Nate Oats had an offensive child. If you've been looking for ways to create more offense without relying too heavily on drive and kick, I think you're going to enjoy this approach. 🎥 I'll be breaking it down during today's FREE Consulting Call. 🗓️ Today at 5:30 PM CST. See you there. 👇 If you could add one thing to your offense next season, what would it be: more cutting, more screening, better spacing, or something else?

yes, I know how we all want to play but what's you go to iso play when you really need it? opponents best player in foul trouble, post touch iso?

Previous stop (13 years..) we won... a lot. Seemed easy because the expectations were there. Fast forward, new stop... losing has been the norm now for 10+ years... what are 3 things you would get the team to focus in on to help them get out of this trough..... right now I'm preaching on... Our Identity - Defense... Effort ... and ball sureness....... would love to hear your opinions. Thank you!

What’s your favorite offense or set vs a 1-2-2 1/4 court zone?

Does anyone have a tryout evaluation form they wouldn’t mind sharing?