In this segment of the PGC Coaching Blueprint - Systems and Strategies - Coach TJ Rosene covers the keys to practice design

Part of running great practices is knowing how to create a great learning enviornment and loading in teaching to your players. TJ teaches coaches the 3 elements of layering, progressions and loading. All 3 of these teaching methodologies are effective teaching tools for you to grow as a teacher coach and more importantly for your players to maximize their learning.

TJ Rosene pulls the curtain back to share what he does with his college program. A big part of being a good coach is running good practices. TJ shares the 5 elements to effective practice planning: Pre-practice, Culture, Game Shots, Competing, and Post-Practice.

After only ONE day of practice, you will be surprised by your new team's grasp of the big picture of basketball! They'll be able to run an offense that can counter pressure and includes screens; the only shell defensive drill you’ll ever need; and, a play to bring the ball in from out of bounds, no matter which part of the court it goes out on. Your team will be able to run a full court transition, play early offense without setting up, break presses and stay tough in the end game to keep the lead and counter pressure.