For the past several months, we’ve been building SAVI Sync to help coaches organize their program, plan more efficiently, and keep everything they need in one place. Until now, Sync has only been available to our Premium Members as beta users. We already have more than 200 coaches using it, giving us feedback, and helping us make it better. Now, we’re opening the doors to you. 🫵 Before we release SAVI Sync publicly, all SAVI Standard Members and course purchasers are getting a 24-hour head start to create an account. Why the early access? 🛑 We’re currently capping SAVI Sync at 1,000 users. We want our existing SAVI community to have the first opportunity to get in before we open it to everyone. 👉 CREATE YOUR FREE SAVI SYNC ACCOUNT HERE WHAT CAN YOU DO INSIDE SAVI SYNC? Right now, you can use it to: 👉 Build and manage your coaching calendar and schedule 👉 Organize your teams, rosters, and staff 👉 Track attendance 👉 Build complete practice plans 👉 Save and reuse practice templates 👉 Access the SAVI Drill Library 👉 Build your own custom drill library 👉 Create and organize your playbook 👉 Share schedules and practice plans with a simple public link 👉 Keep the important parts of your program organized in one place And we’re just getting started. More tools and features are already on the way. ✅ The best part is that SAVI Sync has a FREE tier. ❌ This is not a free trial. There is no credit card required, and there’s nothing you need to cancel later. You can create your account, get inside, and start using it completely free. Because we’re limiting this initial release to 1,000 users, I’d recommend creating your account now while you have early access. Our goal with Sync is simple: help coaches spend less time trying to keep their program organized and more time actually coaching. We’re incredibly excited to finally share SAVI Sync with the entire SAVI community and, very soon, with coaches everywhere. You have a 24-hour head start. 👉 CREATE YOUR FREE ACCOUNT.

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I’m a girls basketball coach at a really small rural school in Arkansas, and I’m trying to become more efficient with our practice time. Adding volleyball has taken away some of our basketball practice time, so I need to be intentional about what we spend time on. I have a preseason checklist of concepts I want to teach and revisit each week, but I’m trying to figure out the right frequency for each one. For example, I’m thinking defensive footwork 3x/week as a warmup and half-court defensive principles 2x/week. How often would you recommend revisiting things like defensive footwork, team defense, shooting, spacing, transition, ball handling, passing, and special situations? What should be daily, 2-3x/week, weekly, etc.? I can share my week by week checklist if that would help guide the advice.

Normally, our weekly live trainings and consulting calls are reserved for SAVI Basketball members. But once a month, we open one up to everyone who has purchased one of our courses. This month, we’re talking 🔒 LockLeft Defense with @Tyler Coston. 🏀 We’ll cover: • How to teach and install the system • Common questions and adjustments • Live Q&A on anything you’re working through And as always, you do not have to ask a LockLeft question. Bring anything you’re working through with your team: offense, defense, practice planning, player development, culture, game planning, or something else. 📅 Today, Aug 14 🕐 4pm EST 🖥️ Join Here Paid SAVI Basketball members get access to these calls every week. This is your chance to jump in, see how the conversations work, and get your questions answered.

🏀 TRY SAVI TRAINING FREE FOR 7 DAYS Get access to our full course library, weekly live coaching calls, and a community of players working to enhance their game. https://www.skool.com/training-savi/a... While the game of basketball has changed since the heyday of greats like Larry Bird or Michael Jordan, these 5 rules for shooting have remained consistent. It may surprise you, but the technique of your shot is actually last on our list of rules that Tyler Coston and 10 year pro Mike Carlson break down in this episode of The Hours. 🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode of The Hours. 🏀 Basketball Training by SAVI: A player community for basketball education, structured programs, and skill development. https://www.skool.com/training-savi/ 📩 JOIN THE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Coaching notes, practice tools, and episode breakdowns delivered to your inbox every week. https://savi.beehiiv.com/ 📱 Follow us on Instagram: @SAVI_coaching CHAPTERS: 00:00 - 5 shooting rules I've observed 06:26 - Developing your authentic shot 09:39 - Analysis of a buzzer beater 20:13 - Teach Power First 25:19 - The Craft 29:14 - The Mindset 31:45 - Technique Last 37:23 - Mike's player perspective Stay SAVI! Subscribe for more weekly coaching insights, practical tools, and drills that translate to wins. https://savi.beehiiv.com/ And if you want tools, frameworks, and coaching notes like the ones from this episode delivered straight to you, try the SAVI free membership at savicoach.com. It's built for coaches who want to keep getting better. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rate the show 🎧 Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts 💬 Drop a review (it helps more coaches discover us!)