Hey all, if you've been here for a while you know, this is the platform where we primarily sell courses on our SAVI Basketball Systems. We do all our consulting, deep dives, live training, film feedback and interacting in SAVI Basketball. I'll tell you the truth, I want every basketball coach who's bought a course in here, to come join us over there. Why? It's just better for you, we talk every week, do monthly deep dives into the application not just information of the courses. The courses were always meant to be an entry point. The community and consulting are where the real relationship and transformation take place. So, here's a loom I just did for our SAVI Basketball member coaches, @Mark Cascio @Clare Murphy and I do this for them all the time, I wanted to share because I think it's really valuable teaching, and also to remind you, if you ever want to come over, even just for a month, we'll refund 100% of your course purchase $ if you just come try it out for 1 month. It's because we believe it's the best way we can serve coaches. Wanna learn more about it, jump on a 15 minute call with our team. Book the call here. Enjoy, "If no 9 = Stop on a Dime"

Do you coach youth or beginners? ⬇️ IF SO - comment below and we'll give you access to exclusive live training! With most seasons wrapping up, we’re shifting our Monthly Mastery focus. We’re moving from “Winning at the Right Time” ➡️ to YOUTH DEVELOPMENT. 🔥 What We’re Launching Starting next week, we’re rolling out: 🏀 A Youth Shooting Challenge Built specifically for developing players. 🏀 Drills Directly from SAVI Prep The exact teaching progressions we use inside our academy in Phoenix. 🏀 Clear Application Steps How to apply SAVI principles to youth players: - Simplifying reads - Building decision-makers, not robots - Installing habits that scale as they grow 🧠 NEXT WEDNESDAY = Group Consulting + Deep Dive This live session will include: - How we approach development - How to simplify skill teaching for younger athletes - The first steps of our youth shooting framework 👉 And we’ll leave time for open Q&A If you coach youth. If you’re building a feeder system. If you want your program to be strong today, but even stronger 3 years from now. BE THERE. Let's revolutionize the way the game is taught and played - together!

Here's one of the conversation we're having with our SAVI Basketball members: 🧠 Speak in Solutions! Late in the season, we ask for more focus. More precision. More intentionality. If we want our players to be dialed in, it has to start with how we communicate. One principle that matters all year, but especially right now, is this... 🗣️ SPEAK IN SOLUTIONS. Most of us are fixers - we see a mistake and we react. Don’t do that. Don’t go there. Don’t hold it. The issue is simple - players picture what you say. - When you coach the “don’t,” they often visualize the mistake. - And under pressure, that’s what tends to show up. 🔁 Flip the language - instead of telling players what to avoid, tell them exactly what to do. ❌ Not “don’t go to the corner.” ✅️ But “bring it through the middle.” ❌ Not “don’t catch and hold.” ✅️ But “go into your catch” When players can picture the solution, they’re more likely to execute it when it matters. 👇 Your turn What’s one “don’t” you catch yourself saying late in games or practice? POST IT BELOW. Then rewrite it as a clear “do” you could use this week. Let’s steal some good language from each other.

We're opening up today's weekly member consulting call to this community 😊 Tyler and Mark will be hopping on Google Meet at 11:30am EST with our TOC Coach partner, JP Nerbun, to share three ideas to help your team play its best in February. Hope to see you there! ***Today's live training will be more webinar style with less time for Q&A than usual, but we have another member connect call this Saturday which will be fully focused on discussing your questions.

Coaches, I am very short handed due to some injuries and sickness. For the last 5 or 6 games I have only dressed 8 kids. In those games we have averaged about 34 turnovers a game. The worst game being 41!! The crazy thing is we won that game! I have really tried to be intentional about SSGs to improve decision making and passing but when games come we have really tried to force things rather than "hunt great shots" which is one of our game goals. Last night, turned into a lay-up line for the other team. I know the girls want to win and they play their guts out. I feel like if we can cut turnovers down we could be in ALOT more games. I will take any advice.