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I guess it depends on your teams strengths and what you know about the opponent(s) but I've always had success with reversals and fake reversals.

Six? Ok, I'll give three for now...

1. I am a person that will be watched. I am concious that I am an example of what a coach IS (to the players, families, referees, other coaches, league officials and spectators); my actions, words and attitude will be judged as per their perspective and their judgement will be true to them, whether I like it or not.

2. I am a person thats been entrusted. I am concious that the players, parents and league officials are watching to see if I am doning my best to bring out the best athleticsm in the players and team while at the same time displaying a posture that others would feel honored to share.

3. I am a servant to parents. I am concious that I have been guided to this position by a passion that was given to me and I must steward this passion with ownership yet giving honor to the position that I have been placed in. This position carries with it a responsibility to serve people that have brought children into this world and they have chosen me to be an extension of themselves to train their children in a particular life expression, that expression is this sport at this time.