As coaches, we are all faced with situations where we might have a very skilled player that is an underclassmen or just a player that you tend to favor. And if you don’t handle the situation properly, resentment can arise from other players on the team. This can kill team camaraderie. In an article from […]
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In newsletter 49, we have 3 new articles. Bob Hurley’s National Championship Sideline Play 5 Ways to Execute Your Basketball Plays More Effectively 6 Tips for Rebounding in the Zone
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I know what you’re thinking, “Eliminate shooting drills from practice? Joe must have fell off his rocker again.” But please hear me out, because this could help the development of your youth team tremendously. Do I think you should eliminate ALL shooting drills? Absolutely not. Should you eliminate most? Yes! As a youth coach working
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We have added 3 new articles to the website: 3 Effective Ways To Get More Post Touches How To Greatly Reduce Turnovers With These Body Control Drills 2 Biggest Youth Basketball Dribbling Flaws and How To Fix Them
Here is a nice little video on perspective from Raghava KK via ted.com. As coaches, parents, and players, we all get lost in our own perspective because that’s human nature. This video is a great reminder to respect and try to understand other perspectives. And hopefully this is something that we can incorporate into the
Perspective – Raghava KK: Shake up your story Read More »
We recently released Newsletter 45 Here are some of the new articles: 2 Simple Baseline Out Of Bounds Plays For All Occasions Can Cross Country Hurt Your Game? The Biggest Problem In Youth Sports How Does Crowd Noise Affect Your Team? An Interesting Solution…
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Danny Miles who is featured in the Value Point System and 6 Daily Drills DVD recently helped Florida’s Billy Donovan, Washington’s Lorenzo Romar and North Carolina’s Roy Williams pick out Team USA for the 19u squad. Miles served as one of the three court coaches at the recent tryout camp at the U.S. Olympic Training
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In July and August, Don Kelbick visited Ironwood, Michigan and Chicago, Illinois to conduct his Attack and Coutner Skill Development camps. The players worked hard, the coaches worked hard, and everybody got a lot better. And the feedback has been great! Jeff and I were fortunate enough to attend the Chicago camp and were very
Attack And Counter Basketball Camps In Chicago and Ironwood Are Great Success! Read More »
I first came across this a little over ten years ago while watching a Steve Alford shooting DVD. He mentioned that basketball players should never run cross country. He said it made you slow and that it didn’t transfer well being in basketball shape. Hence, the old adage “Train slow. Be slow. Train fast. Be
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NEW Article: 2 NEW Drills To Build Speed and Quickness Read More »
