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Basketball is a sport involving a lot of speed, a fast-paced rhythm and requires a high degree of on the spot creativity from each player. This requires everyone to be alert and pay constant attention to little signals indicating connection and direction. Players need to continuously share and pick up on those signals to know where to position themselves. And to set the rhythm of the game, first and foremost you need to be highly aware of your own rhythm.

To win games, major tournaments or championships, it is not enough for basketball coaches to just compose perfect tactical patterns and teach them to the team. As a coach, it is incredibly important to know how to get each player into his rhythm in order to maximise his potential.

The same is true for corporate leaders, managers or business owners.

Playing basketball is the equivalent of looking for open space. Once we see that open space, we try and attack it as quickly as possible, controlling it as best we can. If the space is taken by our opponent, the trick as an attacker is to once again attack the new space that has been freed up at speed, without compromising on quality.