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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2025 · 10 MIN

How To Start Watching Film as a High School Basketball Player To Boost Your Basketball IQ

from Hard Smart Together Chalk Talks · host Coach Dave

DOWNLOAD MY SKILLS CHECKLIST! These are 8 skills that coaches love to see in players! → http://www.hardsmarttogether.com/intangibles If you’re a high school basketball player that hasn’t yet started watching game film for your own development, on a regular basis. In today’s episode I’m going to share how you can make getting started with film study really simple and how you can use March Madness can actually help you jumpstart your own Basketball IQ. If you’ve followed for a while, you know that watching film is a big part of what I do with the high school players that I work with and a lot of them have never used film study before. It can be a little intimidating at first, but I’m here to tell you that incorporating film study into your development plan, doesn’t need to be complicated. Welcome back to Hard Smart Together! I’m Coach Dave, I’m here every week to help basketball players become the smart, confident players that coaches love. Hope you enjoy! Coach Dave

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