Tulsa Women’s Basketball Individual Drills
Great video with over 12 minutes of individual skills development drills from the Tulsa Women’s Basketball Program. There are definitely a drill or two in here for coaches at all levels.
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Great video with over 12 minutes of individual skills development drills from the Tulsa Women’s Basketball Program. There are definitely a drill or two in here for coaches at all levels.
Full court passing layups is a good drill to stress leading a player with a pass along with catching on the move and finishing at the basket. Great for young kids. Good warm up for older players. Line your players up like the image to the left. Two players(1 and 5) start with a ball,…
Three and a half minute video with a few drills you can add your repertoire. None of these drills alone will make your team an outstanding defensive team but they will help develop an overall mindset of defensive importance within your program. If you are interested in the entire video from coach Don Showalter and Championship…
Various crossover drills to improve your ability to beat your defender. Get your copy of the Xpert Coaching 30 Day Training Program:
Ball Handling Drills video from Coach Bernie Holowicki and Five Star Basketball. There are a few quality drills in this video you can steal and add to your individual player workouts.
Great shooting drill for getting up a lot of high speed shots in a short amount of time. I personally use this drill on a regular basis. You can get up tons of game speed shots in 5:00 minutes if the players go hard.
Unless one is the recipient of 8 TV timeouts, sometimes as long as 2.5 minutes each- plus one’s normal allotment, coaches can find themselves pressed for time to effectively relay all the thoughts they’d like in many timeouts. And yet, many timeouts can go awry when coaches go off on unplanned or unnecessary tangents. …
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The amount of time spent working on individual skills at the college level is fabulous. How many youth programs incorporate that individual time into their season practices?
1st year coach..any suggestions??