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Ep 1961 Are Your Players Watching Film… or Just Watching Themselves?
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- Jun 30, 2026
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- 562
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https://teachhoops.com/ Show Notes Episode Title: Are Your Players Watching Film… or Just Watching Themselves? Most players do not naturally know how to watch film. They watch the ball, their shot, whether they scored, or their own mistakes — but they do not always watch the game. In this episode, Coach shares a simple 5-minute film system that helps players learn faster, understand standards, and connect film directly to practice. Film should not be entertainment.Film should not be punishment.Film should make your standards visible. If players can see the game better, they can play the game faster. Use this simple structure: Five clips. Five minutes. One theme. Pick one focus, such as: transition defense shot selection spacing talking on screens paint touches closeouts extra passes box outs If everything matters, nothing sticks. Instead of immediately telling players what they did wrong, ask: What do you see? What should happen next? Where is the ball? Who is stopping the ball? Who is protecting the rim? Was there an advantage? Did we touch the paint? Was someone open one pass away? Questions create ownership. Minute 1: Name the ThemeTell players exactly what they are watching for. Minute 2: Show a Good ClipStart with what right looks like. Players need a picture of success. Minute 3: Show a Breakdown ClipAsk questions before giving answers. Minute 4: Show the CorrectionHave players explain what should happen next time. Minute 5: Connect It to PracticeTell them the drill, the cue, and when they will rep it on the floor. Give a player one clip — not ten — and ask three questions: What happened? Why did it happen? What is your next action? That keeps feedback simple, clear, and useful. Green: winning habit — repeat itYellow: close, but late — clean it upRed: losing habi…