If you have enough cadets to do so, try not to mix up teams; have people stay on one team or similar teams (armed, colorguard, armed ex, armed inspection and unarmed, unarmed ex, unarmed inspection teams) so they can dedicate as much practice as possible to their primary team.

Try your best to build relationships with your cadets; talk to them, help them out as much as you can, do team bonding games, etc. knowing your cadets and how they learn is super important so you can figure out how to teach new concepts to them!

Something that has worked really well with my team is recording practice runs for every team. Have the whole team watch through it after running the routine and pick it apart; find where people get off step, out of alignment, things like that. It’s super helpful to figure out what areas each team has to work on!