More Earvin Doing the Obvious
I wrote, a long time ago now, about seeing Earvin N’Gapeth playing in person and how the ‘crazy’ things he
Tag: Conventional Wisdom
When To Set High Balls
I have written that high balls are the least effective form of attack and that high balls in position 4
More On High Balls
We know that high balls are the least effective method of attacking. They score the least often, they have the
Outcomes v Expectations
The coach’s job is to provide inputs to players and teams with the expectation of achieving certain performance outcomes. Specific
Timeouts and Service Errors – A Cautionary Tale
Yesterday, I was involved in a stressful and tense match. Quite a few times during that match, I felt very,
Coaching Tip #69
“Don’t sweat the small stuff” Seriously. Don’t sweat the small stuff. There is a well known coaching axiom that goes
Thinking About… Motivation
There is no disputing the fact that for maximum performance players need maximum motivation. Motivation to perform and to prepare
When Scouting Is Illogical
For the record, up front, to remove any doubt, I believe in scouting. I am absolutely convinced of its importance
Analysis of Top 5 Leagues – Errors and Points
With a little extra time on my hands I have taken started to look at what might be the differences
Timeouts Make An Ass Of U And Me
Shockingly, I am not done with this topic. If you have a day or so for a deep dive, and
At Home On The Court 