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Message: [QUOTE="Hoov50, post: 1673075, member: 1056"] Many, and I would say most, coaches coach during practice in between reps. For example in our practices we will stop between plays and work to correct things that were done incorrectly. It could take a few seconds or a few minutes depending on the mistake. This is valuable to do, but it does end up taking time and cutting down on the number of reps. I believe, Coach Babers and his staff do all of their coaching and correcting based on practice film. So instead of stopping during practice to correct something, they will correct it when watching film later on. I am sure coaches may pipe in and let players know they made a mistake, but it isn't done by stopping the entire practice. [/QUOTE]