George brings together four coaches from around the world for a roundtable discussion recorded at the Roseto camp.
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In this episode, George brings together four coaches from around the world for a roundtable discussion recorded at the Roseto camp. Giannis Panagiotakopoulos, Markus Lechner, Kane Mastin, and Lennox Miller reflects on the biggest lessons from the camp, including the balance between winning and development, the importance of building a common language, and how coaches can create environments where players take ownership of their learning. They also share practical ideas around constraints-led coaching (CLA), small-sided games, player autonomy, and relationship-driven coaching, along with the experiences and connections that make the Transforming Basketball community so valuable.
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