STEP 1
Sunday
Build the opponent scout
Film finding: Their empty-side pick-and-roll creates corner help and a skip pass.
Coaching action: Record the personnel, action and coverage in one report.
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From opponent film to Thursday practice
A realistic game-week plan showing how one scouting observation becomes a film tag, diagram, teaching drill and timed practice block.
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STEP 2
Monday
Tag the repeatable film pattern
Film finding: Eight of 12 paint touches came after the low defender committed early.
Coaching action: Log timestamp, coverage, outcome and a single coaching point.
STEP 3
Tuesday
Draw the solution
Film finding: Keep the corner occupied, lift the opposite slot and make the low defender choose.
Coaching action: Create one clear diagram for players and assistants.
STEP 4
Wednesday
Choose the teaching constraint
Film finding: The offense needs to read the second defender, not memorize a pass.
Coaching action: Use short-roll 3v2 and paint-touch kickout before live 5v5.
STEP 5
Thursday
Build the timed practice
Film finding: The game plan needs 35 focused minutes inside a balanced 90-minute session.
Coaching action: Place teaching, decision reps and live transfer in order.
The rule: every clip must earn its place
If a clip does not change a diagram, drill, matchup or decision, it probably does not belong in the player meeting. CourtSensei keeps the entire chain connected so assistants and players see the same game plan.
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