Rookie here - I coach girls at a small private school. Our kids will always play other sports. Could this offensive system help if our practice time is limited? I've noticed I already teach some similar concepts as what I've seen here in the few videos I've watched. Wondering if going deeper would even be a benefit given my context.

The foundation of SAVI is simplicity. Here are three simple examples you can implement TODAY: 1️⃣ Start with Why Before introducing a drill or game, give players the objective first. When they know why they’re doing something, it connects to what they already know and boosts understanding. 2️⃣ Use Echo Calls When starting anything, have players echo the name together. This helps: - Reinforce the goal of the next activity 🧩 - Build communication habits 📣 - Increase energy in the gym ⚡ 3️⃣ Plus-One Teaching Instead of overloading players with multiple points, teach 1 thing at a time. Get them organized, start the drill, observe, then stop and add just 1 key correction — your “plus one.” 🎯 Keep it simple and your players’ learning and energy will skyrocket!