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Originally Posted by Clark Kent
I've been having my girlfriend (best one I've found yet, she actually likes basketball) come and video my games. It has been nice to be able to go home and watch the game right after because I remember the calls and situations better.
Now that I am starting to accumulate film I was looking for better ways to break it down. For those of you who break down film, how do you go about doing it? What are some ideas you could share that may help me? What are some things that you have learned?
Thanks
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You may want to focus on 'did we get that call right?',
but take a look at the positioning of the crew, where attention was, were you anticipating what could develop on the play?
That play where you were lead, that blew up in front of you, were you well positioned? Too close to the action? Too close to the end line?
When you were trail, were you putting yourself in the best position to make the call? When player drove from wing did you step out on to the court to get the angle? When the drove from top of key did you step down to achieve the same?
Of course you can examine you appearance/demeanor/mechanics, and as suggested, have others do the same.