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S/o 4MT 7th White for bringing home first place in the June Jamboree tournament last weekend! This group is fun to watch and continues to get better each tournament! Don’t stop working on your craft girls, better days are ahead!!
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Another red flag I see all the time is what I’d call performance training for the camera. I’ve seen it firsthand. Trainers go out on the field, set everything up, run one drill with a player, pack it up, and leave. Then you see the clip online and it’s framed like a full session. “This is what we worked on today.” No, it isn’t.
What you’re actually seeing is content being filmed, not development being built. Multiple cameras, different angles, everything designed to look sharp. But there’s no depth to it. No progression, no repetition, no real understanding of the player in front of them.
That’s the difference people need to understand. Real training is messy. It’s repetitive. It’s not always exciting to watch. It doesn’t need three cameras because it’s not built for social, it’s built for the player.
If the focus is the footage, not the player, you’ve got it backwards. At that point, you’re not coaching, you’re producing content. And those are two completely different things.
You’re either developing players or you’re building a following. The best coaches don’t need to choose.
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Reminder for the Socorro grads out there!View quoted post on X
