Coaching Basketball
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Perfect Practice is a resource for coaching basketball, offering practice drills, plays, articles, tips, practice planning, and ideas.
You’ll find it these tools and more, in video, e-book, picture and text formats -combining to provide better teaching and learning tools for coaches.
- Are you looking for basketball drills? You’ll find a large and growing collection of (mostly animated) animated drills on the basketball drills page.
- Are you looking for basketball plays? You can find a growing collection of (many animated) plays in the basketball plays page.
- Are you looking for coaching tips? The Coaching Tips page contains a collection of articles covering all aspects of the game.
- In the coach’s shop you can access basketball coaching videos, comprehensive eBooks available for immediate download, basketball coaching equipment, and physical books on any of a number of coaching topics, from a variety of the games top authorities,
- Do you have questions you want answers to? Join the newsletter and fill out a question on the Ask the Coach” page. Your question will be answered in a future newsletter. For your more immediate questions, every effort is made to respond to your request within 3 days with a short list of resources.
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X’s and O’s knowledge isn’t nearly as important as teaching knowledge. Coaching basketball successfully happens when a coach:
a. Understands what the team (and individual players) needs to know, and
b. Communicates in a way that gets players to respond and that helps them transfer that information into playing better basketball.
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Coach, I hae enjoyed the nuggets you are putting out on this site to help coaches improve their abilities to mold young people into better basketball players. I do have a question… What is the most effective way to defend the Flex offense against a team who has shooters at 4 positions? Thanks for your help. Be blessed!