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DEPTH ATTACK 1) Move opponent's defensive block through horizontal pass  2) Observe spaces between players belonging to the same defensive line 3) Attack larger space between two players

Did you know that "reacting" is faster than acting intentionally? This paradoxic idea is one of the most important laws in building game sports tactics, since it was proven by a Danish physicist Niels Bohr in an experiment called the "gunfighter's dilemma." To learn what is "true agility", and how to accurately test it, check out our new MM blog. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dQMaJNX6

My Islanders stave off elimination. The Rangers move on. Knicks are on the verge. Clippers/Mavs did not disappoint yesterday. Yankees exploded in Brew Town. To quote Larry David, this weekend in sports was pretty, pretty, pretty good. We had no nominations last week for the Nice Guy/Gal Awards. Hopefully, that was an aberration. If you have someone you'd like to recognize, please do so! I hope to hear from you at some point this week. Every Friday, I’ll share nominations for people who have been identified as nice guys (and gals). If you want to nominate someone, just shoot me a private message by 5:00 EST Thursday. There are only 3 requirements: 1) you have to be connected to the person you nominate 2) you can only nominate one person per week 3) you can’t nominate yourself 😀   If you want to provide a brief reason for your selection, that’s great, but it’s not a requirement. Let’s recognize people who make a difference simply by being nice. Have a great day, everyone. https://lnkd.in/eXUA7tq4   #network #sportsbiz #people #niceguy #networking #sportsmarketing

I am sure I am not the only one wrestling with this challenge: Where do we draw the line between science-based practice, and ‘airy-fairy’ or alternative techniques and practices? To me, it feels as if there is often more evidence supporting the alternative practices than there is supporting our science-based practices. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dbuyrN2V

If x5 of the zone isn't a big, scary monster, sealing them up for a 1v1 post up is an option This can be more efficient than living and dying with the three ball against a zone The best and most robust zone package you've ever seen: "The Encyclopedia of Zone Offense" Here's a FREE sample: https://lnkd.in/gXnKsrmh

Unlock the power of the designed slip play with these examples that worked. ✅ Confuses defenders ✅ Creates mismatches ✅ Opens space

Is it really as simple as doing what's right for people? What a blast spending 30 minutes with Daniel Whitney talking Self-Storage and his journey to running his own company developing Ground Up projects. The CEO and Founder of Whitney Development shared his amazing story and how his upbringing in the ultra competitive New Jersey wrestling scene helped get him where he is today. I always have a blast spending some time wtih him and this time was only different because it's recorded and everyone gets to hear his insights into Self-Storage Development and even more importantly, how to develop great business relationships! Leave a comment after you listen and let me know your biggest takeaways. #selfstoragemadesimplepodcast #selfstorage #selfstoragedevelopment #groundupselfstoragedevelopment #commercialrealestate

This is a video of @BethellJacob Batting in Training by himself, https://lnkd.in/egqrhKBa he looks a really good bat, one of the motor preferences people have is #Horizontal vs #Vertical in this video Jake looks like he has a horizontal preference, watch how he accesses the ball with the bat, where does the front elbow go?, where is the rear elbow in the stance in relation to the body? watch the upper body and which way it turns to access drives closer to the body, what do you notice? Now watch this video of him range hitting with Mousley https://lnkd.in/ebuMZg6j Look at the rear elbow in the stance, Jakes one goes behind the rib cage, with young players you might see the elbow from the bowlers view poking out behind the back when the bat is backlifted straighter, then check Mousleys, what do you notice? People access the ball differently, this weekend 2 brothers I coach both are obviously a horizontal preference have been asked by their batting coach to #align and he wants the head hands and feet in a line, he wants the bat to point in the backlift towards the stumps, this takes the rear elbow behind the rib cage for horizontal preference players, the feedback on the balls that are fed straight is that they keep whipping the ball to the leg side, "come on hit the ball straighter" is what they get told, well the backlift you have asked them to do to align caused the issue, on the downswing to the straighter delivery the elbow needs to rotate AROUND the body closing the blade and getting to the ball in an Arc rather than straight line, the simple fix is let the bat point out towards the slips, the hands can remain by the waist, this allows the rear elbow to straighten and access the ball in straighter lines if that is what you want as a coaching goal #batting #cricket #cricketcoaching #alignment #accesstotheball #horizontalpreference #motorpreferences #motorsignatures

Slip a good passer into the middle of the zone and good things will happen for you There's a solid high low look there as well The best and most robust zone package you've ever seen: "The Encyclopedia of Zone Offense" Here's a FREE sample: https://lnkd.in/gXnKsrmh

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