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Basketball Shooting Coach
Do the duties of a coach depends on what the coach for that sport? If so, what are the duties of a basketball coach?
I know a coach that people have told me they do not know how to do his job as coach. Therefore, I am curious to see what the basketball coaches, coaches, in general, or experienced basketball players would have to say about what should be required of a good coach. Most importantly, they began to someone you team, which clearly has an intense love of the game, a positive attitude, general skills of great work ethic, and good (particularly in shooting), but just need a better knowledge and understanding of the game and then work with them in the preseason to get caught up in knowing and understanding the game before the season starts. … I'm Sorry, I know it's a difficult question. However, if you're a basketball coach, the coach, in general, or a seasoned basketball player, or even if only one person at random browsing questions about basketball and really feel you have an answer this, I encourage you to give it a shot. =)
I would like think that a basketball coach shares many aspects and characteristics with the team coaches. For example, it is important for all coaches who have a strategy or a protocol that allows a team to win games. Secondly, a coach knows that discipline and justice is a must have. Finally, a coach must have basketball, football, baseball, IQ etc. They have to know how to play the game and how the game inside out. A basketball coach also has the right individual of any other sport. They need to know to put on the court, it is best to keep opponents, opponents weaknesses, your own computer weaknesses and how to correct them if possible. They have to recognize problems and work to solve them. If the problem is not solvable, they have to create problems for the opposing team or make changes to the list. A player that has an intensity, positive attitude, good work ethics and skills, but lacks the b-ball skills and IQ is a good investment. A coach who almost have no reason to contribute to the development of a player. I would not say that a player with potential should be worked only in the preseason .. But it would wise he / she play in regular season games so you can get first hand experience (b-ball IQ can develop much more effective in this way) and teach them all year. Because basketball is a fast-paced game that allows players to quickly learn undeveloped. Hope this helped.
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Basketball Coaching: 48 Championship Basketball Drills [VHS]
$9.99
Marty Schupak and the Youth Sports Club, the producers of the best selling video “The 59 Minute Baseball Practice” take on the sport of basketball. This video shows coaches and parents from the youth level all the way up to High School a wide variety of useful drills. “48 Championship Basketball Drills” covers: shooting, conditioning, defensive skills, rebounding, ball handli...
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Jack Ramsay Uptempo Basketball
Uptempo Basketball Jack Ramsay: This program is a basketball goldmine. It's a one hour clinic with one of the games winningest coaches. Dr. Jack Ramsay has organized UPTEMPO BASKETBALL for easy learning by breaking it down to three in-depth segments. Segment one is a conditioning workout that was developed during Coach Ramsay's 20 years in the NBA. Segment two demonstrates man-to-man and zone defe...
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Teaching Shooting Techniques to Youth Basketball Players [VHS]
$40.00
Offers an easy-to-understand overview of the fundamentals and proper technique involved in effectively shooting the basketball. Using on-the-court player demonstrations, the video presents a series of game-tested drills that youth basketball coaches can use to improve the shooting ability of their players. Among the topics covered are proper shooting technique, imaginary line shooting, body positi...
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More Than a Game
$5.26
Stills from More Than a Game (Click for larger image) ...
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NABC's Shooting Fundamentals Video (Copyright 2001) (VHS)
$24.95
Slam dunks and behind-the-back passes may make the highlights, but consistent, correct execution of essential skills will win more basketball games for you and your team. The National Association for Basketball Coaches' (NABC) Basketball Fundamentals Video Series is a complete instructional clinic on passing, dribbling, moving without the ball, shooting, rebounding, and defending for players and coaches. One of the most memorable NCAA tournament game-winning shots was made by Valparaiso University's Bryce Drew in 1998 as the Crusaders nipped the University of Mississippi at the buzzer. In NABC's Shooting Fundamentals Video, Bryce's father and highly respected Valpo head coach Homer Drew teaches the shooting techniques that make such unlikely attempts possible. Drew's teams are known for shooting good shots and making such a high percentage of shots that the teams are perennial conference champions and post season tourney participants. About the Author Homer Drew has been head basketball coach a successful collegiate head coach since 1976. He has been at Valparaiso University since 1988. In that time he has led the Crusaders to six straight Mid-Continent Conference tournament championships and five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances as well as five Mid-Continent regular season titles. In 1998 the Crusaders advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. Under Drew's guidance, the Crusaders won 20 or more games for six straight seasons in the 1990s. With numerous successful seasons under his belt, Drew is Valparaiso University's winningest coach and has received the Mid-Continent Conference Coach of the Year award three times (1993-94, 1994-95, and 1995-96). The Crusaders led the nation in three-point field goal percentage for the 1992-93 season. Before taking over at Valparaiso University, Drew rebuilt programs at Bethel College (Ind.) and Indiana University-South Bend. He was named the NCCAA District Coach of the Year in 1978, 1980, 1982, and 1983 while at Bethel. Drew and his wife, Janet, reside in Valparaiso, Indiana. They have three grown children, Scott, Dana, and Bryce. Bryce is a guard with the Houston Rockets. Words of Praise These informative videos, endorsed by the NABC, teach the essential skills to excel as a basketball player. Both players and coaches will learn from this series. Lon Kruger, Barry Collier, and Homer Drew are exceptional teachers of the game of basketball. Gene Keady, head men
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Basketball Fundamentals (Book)
$16.95
Learning to play basketball has never been more effective-or more fun-than with Basketball Fundamentals . Students will enjoy using this resource because they will learn by doing, spending less time reading and more time engaged in playing the game. With simple instructions and accompanying photographs, this book makes it easy to teach the game of basketball quickly. Basketball Fundamentals begins by teaching basic offensive skills so that students get an immediate sense of where they belong on the court and what to do when they get the ball. A separate chapter on defense teaches students how to stop the opposition by playing man-to-man, zone, or combination defense. Chapters are devoted to mastering specific skills including lay-ups, perimeter shooting, passing, dribbling, screening, and rebounding. Each chapter addresses a specific skill, leading the student through a simple, four-step sequence: You Can Do It: The skill or tactic is introduced with sequential instructions and accompanying photographs. More to Choose and Use: Variations and extensions of the primary skill are covered. Take It to the Court: Readers learn how to apply the skill in competition. Give It a Go: Several direct experiences-such as drills, small-sided games, and self-tests-are provided to gauge, develop, and hone the skill. Writer Jon Oliver is a veteran instructor and coach with a broad range of basketball teaching experience at the educational, recreational, and competitive levels. Oliver knows how to communicate clearly and succinctly, making reading and applying the content to the court enjoyable for students of all ages. As part of the Sports Fundamentals series, Basketball Fundamentals will help you teach(and your students learn) the basic skills and tactics of the game so that they can compete on the court in no time at all.
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Shooting Workout - Basketball Training Video (VHS)
$31.5
If you can shoot you can play - PERIOD! Dozens of game shots, game spots, & game practice drills for shooting success! Learn proper warmup principles, drills for endurance, motivation, the mental side of shooting, and much more! Video Length: 45 minutes
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NIKE Pro Combat Basketball Men's Shooting Sleeve
$15
The Nike Pro Basketball Sleeve features strategically placed ventilation zones and textured rib fabric with foam padding to give you the comfort, support and durability that your game demands. Features Dri-FIT fabric to wick sweat away, keeping you dry and comfortable. Swoosh design trademark at wrist. Fabric: Dri-FIT 84% polyester/16% spandex.
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NIKE Pro Combat Basketball Men's Shooting Sleeve
$15
The Nike Pro Basketball Sleeve features strategically placed ventilation zones and textured rib fabric with foam padding to give you the comfort, support and durability that your game demands. Features Dri-FIT fabric to wick sweat away, keeping you dry and comfortable. Swoosh design trademark at wrist. Fabric: Dri-FIT 84% polyester/16% spandex.
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