As someone who is new to coaching this site was just what I needed, drills that I can study on the pc and then take with confidence to my training sessions.
I am looking for some ideas to use the fast break as an attacking strategy. Can this work? How could I coach this as a strategy?
I am currently coaching chinese students at an average age of about 7. Its for a basketball camp so there are no competitions or games to prepare for, merely working on individual skills. The problem I have is mostly with the language. I am currently a student so I know some of the language but not enough to exlain how a drill will work. Anyone have experience with this or any advice otherwise? I am a just a basketball player turned coach so any advice no matter how simple would be appreciated.
I did not make my 9th grade tryout team and I want to make the team for my 10th grade tryouts...
Hey what type of cardio training should I do for basketball? How would my monday thru thursday look like? Would I be jogging or sprinting or both? Let me know. Also i wanna hit the gym, If anyone could reccond me a workout lifting program that would be cool. My gym is opening next month a Local Ymca. So before it opens what in home excersies should I do and no I dont have weights btw. Basically a stable program I can do yearly is what im looking for
A ready-to-run Halloween session for junior basketball: zombie tag, ball control, a ghost rondo and a pumpkin patch shooting game.
Four players standing still make every ball handler's job harder. Teach V-cuts, L-cuts and back cuts so your team gets open and punishes defenders who overplay.
Good team defence is five players guarding the ball, not five separate one-on-ones. The shell drill is where that starts, so here is how to teach help-side positioning and rotations from the first week of the season.
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