Close the distance, cut them off, take ground—THEN take their leg🦵 Circling alone keeps the distance the same—so by the time you shoot, the shot you want won’t be there. If you don’t close the distance and take ground FIRST, you’ll always be chasing what’s already gone💨 Cutting them off isn’t about chasing— it’s about controlling direction. Every step you take forward at an angle steals space, forces a reaction, and creates your window to attack. Watch 5-time NCAA Champion Carter Starocci—he’s

Observation is restraint in action — the courage to stay curious instead of in control. Most adults are uncomfortable just watching children play. We’ve been conditioned to fix, teach, guide, or correct. But observation demands the opposite. It asks us to hold back. To see play clearly, you have to resist the urge to manage it. That means noticing your own impulses: to step in, to tidy up, to make it “mean something.” Real observation isn’t passive; it’s disciplined curiosity. It’s paying attent

🚨 Real Fire Survival Call – Please Be Aware As part of International Control Room Week, we’re sharing a powerful example of the life-saving work our Fire Control team does every day. The audio in this post is from a real fire survival call - the kind our Fire Control Operators train for extensively. You’ll hear one reassuring voice guiding the caller to safety, but behind that voice is a whole team working together: ✅ Supporting the Fire Control Operator ✅ Monitoring the caller’s welfare ✅ Maki