| Begins skill practice asap after demonstration | | | | |
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| Uses a formation that allows most athletes to practice safely and effectively | | | | |
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| Uses drills that allow the most athletes to practice safely and effectively | | | | |
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| Uses drills that emphasize the skill being taught | | | | |
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| Demonstrates and explains how drills work | | | | |
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| Checks to be certain the team understands drills work | | | | |
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| Eliminates or minimizes any danger involved in performing the skill | | | | |
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| Creates an atmosphere to minimize fear of failure | | | | |
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| Is in control of the team during practice | | | | |
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| Checks to be certain all are proceeding through the drill correctly | | | | |
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| Repeats the demonstration and explanation if the team cannot perform the skill effectively | | | | |
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| Uses key terms step-by-step if the team cannot perform the skill effectively | | | | |
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| Checks after each step to be sure that everyone is performing correctly when initial teaching has been successful | | | | |
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| Repeats and answers relevant questions so all can hear | | | | |
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| Divides the skill into parts when athletes have difficulty mastering the whole skill | | | | |
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| Stops practice and corrects common errors when necessary | | | | |
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| Presents brief explanations and demonstrations of error and their corrections when confronted with common errors | | | | |
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