Bring It In: The Personal Snap

A simple way to improve throwing and catching.

North Carolina's Tyler Smith. Photo: William 'Brody' Brotman -- UltiPhotos.com
All you need to become a better player with the personal snap is yourself and a disc. Photo: William ‘Brody’ Brotman — UltiPhotos.com

Bring It In is a coaching-focused column by Keith Raynor.

One of the things I found myself struggling with, especially early in my coaching career, was what activities I could suggest for players to do outside of training sessions. What could they do, generally by themselves, that would help them and that they might actually do? Sure, I could suggest or assign workouts and home drills, but they are only as effective as they are approachable.

A go-to for me has become what I’ll call “the personal snap.” I don’t actually have a name for this, so I had to make it up on the spot, so consider this under construction. Open to suggestions on it! But it can be done alone, with only a disc and tiny amount of required space. It can be done while walking around, watching Netflix, or reading.

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