Friday, June 17, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Transition Drill
Here is a drill that I've seen a lot of coaches do. We put it in this summer and it's been a good addition so far.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
4 Phases of Learning
Todd Lickliter
4 Phases to learning
Unconsciously Incompetent No clue what they are doing or what coach wants
Consciously incompetent Short of execution
Consciously Competent Understand what you want, some execution
Unconsciously Competent Execution without thinking, comes naturally
4 Phases to learning
Unconsciously Incompetent No clue what they are doing or what coach wants
Consciously incompetent Short of execution
Consciously Competent Understand what you want, some execution
Unconsciously Competent Execution without thinking, comes naturally
Monday, June 6, 2011
1 on 2
For our summer work we are doing a lot of small group work with 1 on 1 or 3 on 3 stuff. Here is a drill that I have found and started using when we have 3 guys at a basket.
Player with the ball has to beat the on ball defender and try to score against help rotating from the middle. It's a nice drill and gives our players a look that we don't work on a lot during the regular season.
We also have been using our new scoring system with this drill
Any attempted layup = 2
Any other shot is worth regular points when made.
So if they make a layup it's actually worth 4 points.
We went to this scoring system to really focus our kids on getting to the rim. One thing that I have noticed is that kids all of a sudden know what a layup is and what is a weak floater or fade away finish. It's been a great scoring system for us this summer and thought I would share it with you guys.
Player with the ball has to beat the on ball defender and try to score against help rotating from the middle. It's a nice drill and gives our players a look that we don't work on a lot during the regular season.
We also have been using our new scoring system with this drill
Any attempted layup = 2
Any other shot is worth regular points when made.
So if they make a layup it's actually worth 4 points.
We went to this scoring system to really focus our kids on getting to the rim. One thing that I have noticed is that kids all of a sudden know what a layup is and what is a weak floater or fade away finish. It's been a great scoring system for us this summer and thought I would share it with you guys.
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