Coaches famously ask, "Do I have to think for everyone?" What they want are players who can function as a coach on the floor.
Ask some better questions to improve yourself and your team.
SERVING
- What alternatives exist to increase service points?
- What percentage of aces would you consider good?
- What is the benefit/risk ratio that accompanies a higher percentage of aces?
PLAYING TIME
- What factors increase or decrease playing time?
- What will earn you more minutes and role? "My MVB skill is ______"
- How can you make players around you better?
- What are you doing to improve today?
- When you watch video of yourself, what are you studying?
- What's your physical training plan? Do you track it?
TEAMWORK
- What makes a good teammate?
- How are you a good teammate? Track opportunities and responses.
- Who was the best teammate you ever played with?
"NOTHING TO SEE HERE"
- What does a team need that isn't visible?
- What "factors" don't show up when teams are not succeeding?
- As a player, what do you want most from your assistant coaches?
SELF-CARE
- What are you doing before practice/games to prepare?
- What are you doing during practice/games for self-management?
- What are you doing after practice/games as self-care?
Lagniappe. Figure out something that works. Here's a possibility:
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