Ep 99 Master the Art of Ending Practices Utilizing the Peak-End Rule

Welcome to Coaching Youth Hoops with your host, Bill Flitter. In this episode, we delve into the concept of the Peak-End rule and how it affects youth basketball practices. Bill discusses the impact of how practices conclude on the players' overall perception of the session. He shares insights into the cognitive bias that influences how people remember past experiences, emphasizing the importance of ending practices on a high note. Tune in to discover practical ways coaches can apply the Peak-End rule to create more enjoyable and impactful practice sessions for their players. Practice optimization, Youth basketball, Basketball practice, Peak End Rule, Cognitive bias, Player perception, Skill-based games, Scrimmage, Fun games, Peer recognition, Positive reinforcement, Coaching tips, Practice ending, Player attitude, Fun activities, Coaching techniques, Red Dot, Team dynamics, Player experience, Player engagement, Practice impact, Effective coaching, Basketball drills, Practice planning, Coaching resources, Execution strategies, Youth sports, Player development, Coaching philosophy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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