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Rebounding is one of the easiest and most difficult skills and abilities to coach. Unlike other skills, it requires motor, hustle, anticipation and consistency to be effective. In my experience, the best rebounders I’ve coached have either…
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I came across a YouTube video of former Canadian Olympic Women’s basketball coach Allison McNeill titled “Developing Players’ Decision Making.” The title caught my eye and I watched all 75 minutes of the video. And while I…
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The worst part of the coaching is no doubt injuries. No matter if it’s your players or the opposing team’s, you never want to see an athlete go down with an injury. That being said it’s…
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Each week, there are a number of tremendous basketball articles on blogs, websites and elsewhere. As such, we wanted to capture of a few of our favorites each week and share on the blog. If you have…
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If you coach at the Varsity level in basketball, you’ve probably either heard of Hudl (or Krossover, which I have not used) or have been given access by your AD. This is a review of Hudl…
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When I first started coaching I wanted to work on everything with players. There were so many ways to not only improve current skills but to teach new ones and I wanted to do it all…
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It was 6 years ago that I made a promise to my good college friend on a late Saturday night; it was one of the best decisions I’ve made. He had been telling me about his undefeated…
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