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Coach Cascio (Asst. Coach, Appalachian State University) delivers in this episode of #GBetBBLive as he takes us through some of his favorite SSGs to use in practice!
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The terms and concepts coach Cascio used, strongly reminds me a lot of the ones alex sarama and brent tripton use! :) It's great to see, more and more coaches use the benefits of the constraint led-approach in small sided games for two way teaching to teach great offensive concepts (like dominoes rules, penetrate pass pass concept, penetration reactions, etc.). Players (and coaches) are now more prone to understand the context and the need of different affordances (catch to shoot, attack to score, see space take space, etc.) to be able to create, maintain and finally execute any offensive advantage. Great way to shape learning and give players the opportunities to explore their environment, which can be shaped through CLA in any form (coach = environmental architect) and for coaches this is a actually benefital as well, since your are able to see, where your players may be struggling and on which skills you may need to spend some more time, to help them to expand their (movement) solutions.

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You said it all coach. Coach Cascio shared a lot of great ideas in this episode. We are definitely seeing more coaches using SSG/Games-Based Approach with constraints to teach players.

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