I am going to continue a theme here on motivation material so I thought that I would share a piece that I think is really powerful.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
Errol Gauff: Team Building
I found this resource to be rather useful in regards to team building. This is an area that I am always looking for new ideas to keep our team close. A lot of the time, it is team chemistry that decides the success of the season, not the X and O side of the game.
Ronnie Enoch: 3 Man Defend Drill
Here is a nice defensive drill that encompasses a number of defensive concepts. One of the most under taught defensive concepts, in my opinion, is footwork on a closeout. This is something that should be worked on every day. Hopefully this drill is one that you can use to help your players in this area.
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Competitive Practice Drills
Coaches are always looking for new competitive practice drills to improve the play of their team. The tough part, however, is finding a drill that fits with your system or being able to look at an existing drill and then modify to fit what you do. Today, I offer a number of different drills for you to look over. Hopefully they fit what you do. If not, study them and modify them to fit your philosophy.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Competitive Rebounding Drills
Teaching rebounding can be a tough area to teach. Teaching rebounding out out of a man set than teaching rebounding out a zone set. Teaching rebounding out of a zone set can be different than teaching it out out rotational concept. Therefore, we are going to explore some different rebounding philosophies. Hopefully, you can find something that fits your philosophy to the game.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Motion Shooting Drills
From an offensive standpoint, motion offense is on the funnest things to watch when executed properly. There a variety of motion offenses, and it takes a special coach to effectively teach motion offense. Here is a good resource that provides a number of combination shooting drills that will help build up your motion offense.
College Sets Playbook
Even though I personally don't like using a lot of sets in our offense, I really do like studying them. I like to look at sets, and then modifying them or using parts of them to fit the strengths or our players. With that being said, I came across this playbook that has some really nice set actions used at the college level. This resource provides a variety of scoring actions in both man and zone sets. Study the actions, and think how they might play into your system. Think about the strengths of your players skill sets and modify them to put your players in situations where they can be successful.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
BLOB Plays
Here is a nice collection of baseline out of bounds plays. The best coaches look to score out of baseline out of bounds situations. Each coach should take some time looking at ways to get his/her best players scoring opportunities out of these situations. Sometimes, in my opinion, the more simple the play, the better. It allows players to learn how to make the reads rather than learning a play that has complicated movements.
Belmont Box Sets
One thing I like about box sets is the flexibility. There are so many things that you can do out of a box set that allow you to get into other offenses or even isolate a player. This box set is ran by the Belmont Bruins. I think you like the scoring actions used in this set.
Wil Rey: Ball Press
This press resource covers Wil Rey's Ball Press defense. Coach Rey gives a number of great press concepts that allows teams to apply strong ball pressure while not giving up easy buckets.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Andy Einfield: USC Fist Series
Andy Einfield took the USC position this past year after the Florida Gulf Coast run this past NCAA tournament. Today, we look at his Fist Series that they will be running at USC this year.
Sarunas Marciulionis: Guard Play 2013 2013 Adidas Eurocamp
Here is a good video on guard play as taught by Sarunas Marciulionis. Lots of good teaching points that I think will help you develop your guard play. This video was shared by Troy Culley.
Zig Ziggler: A Little Extra Effort
If you are not familiar with Zig Ziggler's motivational resources, you should definitely start looking for some. He has some great resources for coaches to use with their teams. This resource is called A Little Extra Effort. Great locker room material.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Lason Perkins: 2012 Olympic Sets
Coach Lason Perkins provides this breakdown of Olympic sets from the 2012 Summer Olympics. This is a must see set of eBooks. I found these from Coach Troy Culley who has one of the best blogs when it comes to providing FREE basketball resources for the betterment of coaches. Typically, you have to pay to see information like this.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Onley Central College Basketball Drills
If you are looking for some new basketball drills, I think you will like these drills provided by the Only Central College Blue Knights basketball team. It has some great defensive, transition defense and rebounding drills to add to your library of drills.
Andrew Haysom Defensive Thoughts
Here are some good defensive thoughts and topics from coach Andrew Haysom, who at the time was a Level 1 NCAS, Greenvale, Victoria.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
George Karl Double Pump Clinic Notes
George Karl is a great basketball mind, especially at the NBA level. Today, we are going to take a look at some clinic notes from Coach Karl. He talks about all kinds of important elements of coaching and playing. I think you will like these coaching notes.
Jack Bennett Gap Offense
This is an interesting zone offense ran by Jack Bennett called Gaps. He talks about some great zone concepts such as player positioning and distorting the zone. A great zone offense resource.
ACM Practice Drills
I found this resource rather interesting. Has a bunch of nice practice nuggets that I think will be very beneficial to coaches.
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