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Jon Scheyer and games based approach to development. Most coaches have THEORETICALLY attempted to do this for years. But coaches like Jordan Ott, Kenny Atkinson, Erik Spoelstra, Daigneault, etc. are paving the way at the professional level. In 2016 I stumbled upon the Chris Oliver podcast. It opened Pandoras... show more

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