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We used to shout, “Lift your head!” Now, we shout, “Scan!”

But have we just replaced the words while the fundamental problem remains?

I believe we often still coach the physical action, not the intelligence that must drive it. We see a head turn, but we don't know if the player is actually seeing the game.

In my new article, I explore the difference between an empty head turn and a meaningful search, and how we as coaches can move from giving commands to designing environments that cultivate true game intelligence.

What are your thoughts on this?


","author_name":"Hugo Vicente"}