As the day of the big game draws nearer, JWP does his best to get his kids prepared. He gathers them all in the locker room and paces back and forth in front of them a few times until he has their undivided attention. Once it got quiet, JWP slams the whiteboard with his palm, causing a loud noise that made a few of the kids jump in their seats. From there, he goes on to describe in intimate detail how each player should operate. While that might seem like a lot to remember, especially for kids, the game plan can be simplified down to essentially just this: hit those other kids harder than they hit you. The mind game of getting hit hard a bunch and then not wanting to get hit hard anymore works 100% of the time in the little leagues. Shoot, it even works in the major leagues. Marshawn Lynch was famous for wearing down a defense by simply hitting them harder than they hit him.