Seton Hall Individual Workout Drills

Today's workout resource is on the Seton Hall Individual Workout.  I really like the 42 game drill.  It is competitive, intense and has high repititions.  All of these things make for a good drill.

Seton Hall Individual Workout

Big Man Indvidual Post Player Drills

Many of our seasons have ended for the year.  Therefore, we start looking at developing / changing our individual workouts for our players off-season development.  Today, we are going to take a look at some post player development drills that can incorporated into our individual workouts.  I particularly like the Elbow Drop Steps drill.

Big Man Individual Post Player Drills

Northeastern State Individual Workout Drills

Here are some good individual workout drills for player development.  These drills can used as off-season development or incorporated into your in-season practices.

Northeastern State Individual Workout Drills

College Level Shooting Workout

Here is a great shooting workout for those players who need to be challenge more or are wanting to do a college level workout.

College Level Shooting Workout

Game Winning Specials

A while back I did some research, watched a lot of game film and compiled a bunch of special situation plays.  I included a bunch of different scenarios and some different approaches for each scenario. 

Check out the eBook and hopefully it will help you out.

Game Winning Specials

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.