How do you to go about contacting companies for sponsorships?

Hey there coaches, ever since I implemented the habit of daily reading into my live, I have gotten great value from talking about book recommendations with the people I meet. So I thought to myself this is a great community of like-minded people, I bet there is a ton of value in exchanging some recommendations. (Also I am not sure what I am going to read next :P) I would be especially interested in any books that had the most influence on how you all approach coaching. Iam not talking about Xs and Os, but more values, leadership, communication, decisions making and so on. Let's go groups of three here, so my recommendations would be: Essentialism - The disciplined pursuit of less and Effortless - Make it easier to do what matters most They are both written by Greg Mckeown. Honestly I see a lot of these values in the systems thought here, so I wouldn't be surprised if these books are well known to many of you. Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter This book gave me a lot of perspective on adversity of any kind. The inner game of tennis by W. Timothy Gallwey It was one of the first books that had me question they way I was teaching at that time. Great input for anyone having a hard time buying in into a approach of games > drills.

Culture is better caught than taught...and that starts with you! 🫵 Here are some "Teach Better" tips from The Hours on how to not only teach culture, but have it stick: 1️⃣ Let go of expectations. 2️⃣ Take responsibility for the culture of your team. 3️⃣ Practice discipleship. 4️⃣ Share models of excellence. 🆘 COMMENT the biggest barrier you've faced in trying to develop or hold standards❗ Find full episodes of The Hours on any podcast platform and YouTube. ⏯️ If you want learn more on how to establish standards, we are covering that in this month's Off-Season Blueprint Deep Dive

Can you still run drive in space with a team that can’t beat their guy off the dribble?

Good morning Community, This year I was able to take a 2-18 team last year with the same players and swing our record to 9-12. Most of the games were competitive until the other team played us in zone. Does any one have any quick hitters or zone concepts that I could implement for the upcoming season? Granted we only shot 28% from 3pt land.