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Planifier une saison

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The phases of a season, season goals, the pre-season, the weekly plan, preparing for an opponent, peaking for the playoffs, tournaments, the mid-season review, the off-season and the end-of-season review.

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Test 1Les phases d'une saisonFaire un test

Each phase has its own purpose.
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Systems, roles and fitness are built before games start.
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With no games, players work on their own skills.
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Most of the schedule falls between autumn and spring.
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A plan connects goals, practice and games.
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Games and the next opponent take most of the time.
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Planning comes before the phase starts.
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Prepare, compete, finish, rebuild.
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From goals to the weekly plan.
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Playoffs follow the regular season.
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Test 2Season goalsFaire un test

Clear goals can be tracked.
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Winning the league is an outcome; defending hard every possession is a process.
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Actions are in the team's hands; results are not fully.
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Ownership drives effort.
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Hard but reachable goals motivate.
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Short-term targets keep momentum.
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A stretching but reachable goal motivates.
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From actions to results.
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Review, agree, break down, track.
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It is specific and can be measured.
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Test 3The pre-seasonFaire un test

Once games begin, teaching time shrinks.
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Team defence depends on everyone moving together.
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Results do not count, lessons do.
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Clear roles from the start help the team gel.
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Time together away helps a team gel.
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Depth beats breadth early on.
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Basics first, extras later.
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Pick, teach, test, decide.
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Foundations first, special situations last.
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Pre-season is the time to teach systems.
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Test 4The weekly planFaire un test

Recovery comes before hard work.
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The middle of the week leaves room to recover.
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Players stay fresh and sharp.
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Practice, recovery and preparation fit around games.
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Players get a feel for the ball and the plan.
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Rest and preparation fill the gaps between games.
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Short weeks call for recovery and walk-throughs.
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Recover, build, prepare, sharpen.
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From walking to full-speed play.
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The longest session sits in the middle of the week.
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Test 5Preparing for an opponentFaire un test

Preparation starts once the last game is reviewed.
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Key clips are remembered; hours are not.
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Bench players run the rival's plays so starters can rehearse.
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Seeing the plays before speeds up reactions.
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Three keys beat thirty notes.
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Playing your own game well matters most.
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Plans target the opponent's main strength.
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Study, choose, rehearse, review.
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Practice takes longest; walk-throughs are short.
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Short clips and a walk-through stick.
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Test 6Peaking for the playoffsFaire un test

Tight games reward teams that have rehearsed endings.
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Rivals know the basics by then.
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Fresh players matter more in the post-season.
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Every game counts more.
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Sharpness beats extra work late on.
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The best form came too soon.
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Rest restores sharpness before the big games.
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Teaching gives way to sharpening.
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Build, add, rest, sharpen.
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B is at its best in April; A peaked in January.
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Test 7TournoisFaire un test

Players must play well again and again.
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Sharing minutes saves energy for the final.
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Quick notes replace long film sessions.
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Recovery fuels the next game.
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Teams rely on what they already know.
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Dwelling on it hurts the next game.
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Saving legs helps later games.
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Plan, play, review, adjust.
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Recover, refuel, rest, refocus.
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Games 2 and 3 are both on Saturday, with the smallest gap.
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Test 8The mid-season reviewFaire un test

Halfway is a good time to correct course.
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Progress is measured against the goals.
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Adjusting the plan can turn a season.
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Their view adds to the numbers.
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Fix the main problems, keep what works.
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Numbers back up or challenge impressions.
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Diagnosis comes before change.
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Gather, compare, consult, decide.
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From small tweaks to big shifts.
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Turnovers are far above the target.
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Test 9The off-seasonFaire un test

Big gains often happen in the off-season.
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Focus brings real progress.
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A break prevents burnout.
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Games keep skills sharp.
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Contact keeps motivation up.
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Targeted work fixes the weakness.
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Focus beats spreading thin.
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Rest, plan, work, test.
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From solo work to games.
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A few skills with a plan.
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Test 10The end-of-season reviewFaire un test

Coach and player look back and ahead.
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Lessons learned shape next year.
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Feeling valued keeps people coming back.
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Goals are the measuring stick.
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Successes are worth repeating.
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Records show trends over years.
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Build on what worked; fix what did not.
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Players, staff, report, plan.
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From players to the club.
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Looking back and setting summer goals.
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Sources

FIBA/WABC Coaches Manual Level 3, FIBA Mini-Basketball and general coaching references; original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered FIBA rules belong to the Rules category.

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