Kane Mastin
High school · Illinois, USA
Kane shares how stepping back from micromanaging helped his players build autonomy and rediscover joy in the game.
Leer el caso de KaneLine Lundfald
Regional basketball · Sweden
Line describes more adaptable practice plans, better decisions and a stronger network of coaches.
Leer el caso de LineGeorge Gillam
MK Breakers · England
George explains how more relevant challenges changed his coaching and his players’ progress.
Leer el caso de GeorgeFrancois Lubino
Youth basketball · France
Francois moved beyond the drills he grew up with and found new ways to help his U9 and U11 players learn.
Leer el caso de FrancoisElias Maahs
Youth & men’s basketball · Germany
Elias describes becoming a coach who creates problems for players to explore and solve.
Leer el caso de EliasJeff Schmidt
Player development · Colorado, USA
Jeff brought the approach into his training business and club teams, changing how he sees and coaches the game.
Leer el caso de JeffRovel Yakobe
Youth basketball · London, England
Rovel explains his move toward small-sided games, purposeful constraints and a conceptual offense.
Leer el caso de RovelJonathan Vanderlinck
Club basketball · Belgium
Jonathan shares how a different approach helped him connect with his players and reduce his own coaching stress.
Leer el caso de JonathanRyan Keeler
School basketball · New York, USA
Ryan describes players working together to find solutions, with more ownership and more fun at practice.
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