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Teaching strategies by Nick Saban: chunking information • Explain • Show • Deliberate practice: walkthrough, individual drills, small group • Group practice: inside run, 7 on 7, blitz pickup • Team practice

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Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐾2 years ago

Q&A with Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban: LFCA Q&A with Nick Saban:

Steve Butler 🥋2 years ago

The best teachers make the best coaches

daniel lowry2 years ago

Army model. Plan, rehearse, execute. (Crawl, walk run.)

ChapmanAIA🇺🇸2 years ago

@PatienceVeitch look who is sitting right next to Saban.

Da’Vante2 years ago

This is coaching. I hate when coaches just try to introduce things to players on the field and expect them to get it. They have to see how it’s done , explain it , and get it done. That’s coaching.

Northside Viking Football2 years ago

Spot on

Michael Cauble2 years ago

To @briannaandras peep them binders

Mr_Davis M.A.2 years ago

That’s good teaching!

The Bama Braz2 years ago

The Process

Grizzdave2 years ago

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Visualisations of the Jhanas The Jhanas are a series of (8) highly concentrated altered states, most notably induced through advanced meditation practice and are a source of profound delight and insight. The Jhanas are commonly listed as: 1. Rapture - characterised by pīti (described as pleasurable body sensations) 2. Extreme Happiness - characterised by sukha (emotional joy) 3. Deep Peacefulness 4. Utter Equanimity 5. Boundless Space 6. Boundless Consciousness 7. Nothingness 8. Neither Perception Nor Non-perception If you’re wanting to deepen your access into Jhana, I’m currently doing a series of guided meditations, where we’re combining Fire Kasina practice to bolster Jhana, with surprising effects! 🕯️👀 This is available on my Patreon /rogerthis, and where you can join my weekly, online, meditation group. (check bio link) Tremendous gratitude to my brother, Bill Thisdell, for helping me realise these animations.🙏 We worked very closely and diligently together to create these visual portrayals of the Jhana states, and it’s much due to his amazing skills - he’s the real artist behind the scenes!

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