Agile Basketball - Tracking Velocity Using the Agile Basketball Framework


At the end of each Sprint, the team looks at the performance goals reached and adds up the number of value points associated with those achieved metrics. The total number of value points gained is the team’s velocity, or production on the court, for that Sprint. After the first few Sprints, the analyst will start to see a trend and will be able to calculate the average velocity. The value point system will allow players to track their progress with a single number, and it encourages them to aim for more key metrics in an effort to accumulate value points in the Sprint and gain velocity. Players see their value based on points accumulated by hitting performance targets rather than scoring points. The average velocity is the total number of value points gained, divided by the total number of Sprints completed.
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