Talking Split S2 Ep3: Video Killed the Lazy Defender
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Feb 22, 2018 A lively dive into how coaches use video as a teaching and scouting tool. Short, focused film sessions and clip packs for individual habits get practical attention. They cover scouting methods, prioritising opponents' key actions, and balancing stats with player insight. Software choices, note-taking routines, and involving players and parents in review round out the conversation.
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Make Video A Purposeful Coaching Tool
- Use video as a deliberate part of your coaching package to drive improvement and competitive advantage.
- Review footage to create immediate practice focus and repeat reviews post-practice to lock in changes.
Run Collaborative Film Sessions
- Always present video with the team first and lead a two-way conversation to align understanding.
- Prompt athletes to describe what they see so you can teach from shared observations.
Seeing Is The Fastest Way To Change Behaviour
- Athletes often don't know how they look until they see themselves on film, making visual feedback powerful.
- Seeing behaviour on tape accelerates problem solving between coach and player before practice.