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00:00 Start, Sub, Sit: Practice Tipping Points
04:08 Finding the Right Level of Chaos
06:06 How to Practice for a High-Pace Style
08:20 How Long Should a Drill Last?
09:19 Practicing With Minimal Stoppages
10:26 Finishing the Final Possession
11:26 Using Film & Automatic Consequences
12:45 Staff Feedback, Pre-Practice & Competitive Reps
Tennessee Head Coach Kim Caldwell joins Slappin’ Glass for a Start, Sub, Sit conversation on practice tipping points, communication under fatigue, conditioning, drill design, and building player-led teams.
Caldwell explains why communication is the first thing she continues to demand when players reach their physical limit, why decision-making still gets coached when execution begins to suffer, and what she looks for when players start coaching one another.
The conversation then goes inside her practice methodology: nearly two hours of full-court work, short drills, constant conversions, minimal stoppages, conditioning throughout the year, and holding players accountable for finishing the final possession of every drill.
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