For those unaware, the White House is making a reference to the neo-Nazi “White Boy Summer.” The glasses—including the color references—refer to Baked Alaska aka Tim Gionet. This style was adopted by Nick Fuentes’ groypers and the alt-right.
Not one comment is about how "this movie glorifies stealing" like the rightwingers said when coming after I Love Boosters
Its cuz there's been yrs of hysteria built around shoplifting, framed around black & brown folks as a way 2 scapegoat them capitalism's necessitated poverty
James Worthy says he’s never seen a young player like Wemby:
“He’s a Steph Curry shooter with Kobe Bryant agility and has Wilt Chamberlain and you know Nate Thurman ferocity. He’s just an amazing guy and he’s young, he’s verbal, he’s leading. I don’t think we’ve ever seen anything like him.”
(Via @RoadTrippinShow)
The Spurs have a De'Aaron Fox problem.
He's probably not 100% healthy, but trading him to get another shooter (hello Trey Murphy) would make the Spurs better
More than once in the episode, Coach Silas talked about the importance of the "people" he works with (both players & staff), not necessarily the Xs & Os.
Installing a quick hitter is easy. Building trust, a common language & cohesion is much harder
So many practical insights
Steven Silas shares the kind of coaching insight that helps you think more clearly about preparation, culture, and role definition.
https://t.co/uLo4yrKeAZ
It's why we do post season audits @AltamontXCTF
Then again... the way we've been doing things this year it's felt like 52 audits/year is more appropriate.
One of the reasons I had the Automatic Coaching Audit 2 years ago. It's 100x better with context and the LLMs out now.
Free link for the prompt + process below.
https://t.co/dzlrrwKs8v
@TheNewAthlete@scribeteach The problem lies in the fact that most *think* they are, when in reality they are detraining it and further more aren’t willing to accept additional help, or at the minimum think critically and accept new information or a different way
“this is the way we’ve always done it”
This is beyond accurate.
The real test is: does a coach actively interrogate their program? "Is there a better way?"
It's the coach that doesn't stop learning that asks that question
@TheNewAthlete@scribeteach The problem lies in the fact that most *think* they are, when in reality they are detraining it and further more aren’t willing to accept additional help, or at the minimum think critically and accept new information or a different way
“this is the way we’ve always done it”
Athletes will lose 8-12% of their speed over the course of a season. That is a massive decline. Unless you train speed during the season. The choice is yours
Athletes will lose 8-12% of their speed over the course of a season. That is a massive decline. Unless you train speed during the season. The choice is yours