Coaching for this is more of an issue than coaching for HU because it's not-quite-as-adapative.  There's only so far I can mix up my play to handle game dynamics.  At this time, I'm unwilling to make a video about shortstacking, but I might be willing to do it soon.  Soon.

Hey, Skates.
If you will consider to do it, can you say souple words about bankroll management for SS? I mean if I play 100$ reg speed husng's (for example), is it OK to target on NL400 cash shortstack, which needs approximately same buyin? Maybe some other factors, like compare SNG and cash levels (100$ HUSNG = ?/$?$ HU cash).
Sorry if  this off-topic theme on this site.

Depends how deep your roll is, etc. etc.  I think 100BI for short-stacking NLHE sounds about right for a safe idea, 50BI is okay if you're playing mostly 6-handed and you don't care about moving down if you drop half your roll.  The more HU you play the more of a bankroll you need because the more your edge depletes (that might sound backwards to you but I promise it's right).  For me I think I dropped 30+BI twice in 60k hands.  I'm also running pretty good.

Regardless, I'd move wayyyyy down when you first start.  You'll make a lot of mistakes right off the bat, including a whole bunch of mistakes you don't know you're making until much later.

I have to say though, I'm not qualified to talk about low-stakes short-stacking.  There might be more exploitive lines than those I take at high stakes.  I'm mostly dealing with intelligent, thinking players that I just know how to exploit because they define their ranges v. quickly.