THE GAME TRANSFER GAP / VOL. 01

GREAT IN TRAINING.
MISSING IN GAMES.

Your child puts in the work. So why does that player seem to disappear when the game starts?

Before you pay for another workout, understand what might actually be missing. Coach Green breaks down the gap between looking good in drills and making decisions under pressure.

01Three reasons the work may not be carrying over

02Real lessons from coaching his own daughter

03A one-page checkup you can use after the next game

Written by Coach Lee Green · Coach. Father. Founder.

A useful read. A better set of questions. No more guessing about what you're seeing in games.

01 / PREPARATIONCan they do it against a real defender?

02 / RECOGNITIONDo they see when the move is there?

03 / PERMISSIONDo they feel free to try it?

01 / THE PROBLEM

YOU'VE SEEN THIS BEFORE.

The workout looks great.
The game tells a different story.

They make the shots in practice. Handle the ball with confidence. Move through a drill like they've done it a thousand times.

Then a defender gets in front of them, and everything changes.

“The purpose of a drill isn't to make your child good at the drill. It's to prepare them for the problem they'll face in the game.” COACH LEE GREEN

Inside the guide, Coach Green walks through the real situations behind that disconnect, including the work he did with his own daughter as she learned to control her pace and read the pick-and-roll.

INSIDE THE FREE FIELD GUIDE

Less guessing.
Better questions.

You don't need another list of random drills. You need a way to understand whether training is preparing your child for games.

See the real gap

Learn how preparation, recognition, and freedom affect what your child does in a game.

Ask smarter questions

Know what to ask your child, their trainer, and their team coach without turning every game into an interrogation.

Use the checkup

Walk through a practical one-page checklist after the next game to figure out what deserves attention.

Preview of the Why Your Child Looks Great in Training But Disappears in Games guide cover

Preview of the one-page Game Transfer Checkup worksheet

BUILT FOR THE PARENT IN THE STANDS

You've spent the money.
Now understand the work.

You're not looking for someone to promise your child more playing time or a scholarship. You're trying to make sure the time, effort, and money you're investing are actually helping them grow.

That's the conversation this guide is meant to start.

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Coach Lee Green on the sideline during a game, pointing out a play to his team — COACH LEE GREEN / ON THE SIDELINE

A COACH'S PERSPECTIVE. A FATHER'S EXPERIENCE.

I'm not just telling you what I've seen in a gym. I've worked through it with my own kids.

I'm Coach Lee Green. I've spent 21 years coaching basketball in the DFW area, helping players learn the game and helping parents understand the decisions in front of them.

I wrote this guide because I know what it feels like to put your time, money, and hope into your child's development and still wonder what you're missing.

Coach Green

THE NEXT GAME IS COMING.

Go into it with
better questions.

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GREAT IN TRAINING. MISSING IN GAMES.

The workout looks great.The game tells a different story.

Less guessing.Better questions.