If you are looking for some new shooting drills to include in your off-season workouts, you should take a look at this resource from Kevin Sutton. Not only does Coach Sutton provide workout drills, but also gives you his perspective on what it takes to be a good shooter. A great resource
Showing posts with label individual development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label individual development. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
Teaching the Euro Step: Manu Ginobili
The euro step has been growing in popularity over the years. I see kids trying to execute this move at open gyms and in games. Therefore, I thought I would provide a short instructional video of Manu Ginobili breaking down the steps to this finishing move.
Monday, December 3, 2012
Offensive Post Play: Rick Majerus
The coaching community lost a great teacher of the game this weekend with the passing of Coach Majerus. I was fortunate enough to listen to Coach Mejerus talk at clinic a few years back at a Don Meyer Coaching Clinic. He was a great presenter and was very particular on the little things to teaching offensive post play. I have attached my notes that I took at the clinic. Hopefully you can learn a little more about this great coach.
Rick Majerus Post Play
Rick Majerus Post Play
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Don Meyer Post Development
When it comes to the details of player development, Don Meyer is one of the best. In today's basketball resource, Coach Meyer breaks down different fundamentals for post development. This resource also provides a number of drills to help teach the fundamental skills.
Don Meyer Post Development
Don Meyer Post Development
Friday, May 15, 2009
Greetings
Greetings,
After about a year of deliberation, I finally broke down and decided to start a blog. As a computer science teacher, one would have thought that I would have dived in a long time ago.
As a basketball enthusiast, I hope to share some of the things that I have learned over my short 6 years of coaching basketball. I spend a lot of my spare time studying basketball related items (clinic notes, X's and O's.....). I really enjoy the ability to network with other coaches through the Internet. It has made me a better coach, as well as helped me appreciate the various basketball philosophies that are out there.
One of my favorite things to do is to pass along coaching notes to other coaches. There a number of coaches out there that have been nice enough to pass along things to me, so I see my passing along my basketball resources as a way to give back to the coaching community.
One of the things that I learned early, while networking with other coaches through forums, is that the coaching community is a pretty close knit community, even if we don't all know each other. We all go through the same highs and lows in some form or another, so it allows us to appreciate those trials and tribulations when we go through them.
In closing, I hope to give back to the basketball coaching community some of my limited knowledge on the game of basketball.
Stay tuned.
After about a year of deliberation, I finally broke down and decided to start a blog. As a computer science teacher, one would have thought that I would have dived in a long time ago.
As a basketball enthusiast, I hope to share some of the things that I have learned over my short 6 years of coaching basketball. I spend a lot of my spare time studying basketball related items (clinic notes, X's and O's.....). I really enjoy the ability to network with other coaches through the Internet. It has made me a better coach, as well as helped me appreciate the various basketball philosophies that are out there.
One of my favorite things to do is to pass along coaching notes to other coaches. There a number of coaches out there that have been nice enough to pass along things to me, so I see my passing along my basketball resources as a way to give back to the coaching community.
One of the things that I learned early, while networking with other coaches through forums, is that the coaching community is a pretty close knit community, even if we don't all know each other. We all go through the same highs and lows in some form or another, so it allows us to appreciate those trials and tribulations when we go through them.
In closing, I hope to give back to the basketball coaching community some of my limited knowledge on the game of basketball.
Stay tuned.
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