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If you are tracking advanced analytics and expected-points-added for a kid who still needs help putting on his shoulder pads, you have completely lost the plot.

Welcome back to Lead from the Line. In this episode, Coach Mak stages a serious intervention regarding the toxic obsession with technology and the absurdity of the pee-wee film room.

We discuss how micro-analyzing every mistake on high-definition replays is overloading our young athletes. We aren't developing champions; we are creating "programmed robots" terrified of instinct. Over-coaching through data steals the joy that is supposed to define youth sports.

It is time to put the cameras down and just let kids play. We outline what to actually look for (hint: it's not mechanics), and challenge coaches to embrace "un-coaching." Stay focused on the human.

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Inside this Episode:

• Data Overload: The $2,000 Pee-Wee Film Room

• Joy Theft: Over-Complicating a Simple Game

• What to Actually Look For: Catching Them Doing Something Right

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