Tag: Effort
Basketball Tips & Strategies – October 2012
HoopTactics Newsletter Fostering a Team Atmosphere Persistence a Key To Success Demanding Best Efforts Establishing Significant Player Roles Competitors & Team Leaders Fostering a Team Atmosphere “The whole (team) is greater than the sum of its parts (players).” On every level of basketball, one of the most important aspects of coaching is creating and […]
Posted: October 13th, 2012 under Coaching Strategies, Game Strategies, Player Development.
Tags: Coaching, Competitors, Effort, Leadership, Team Atmosphere, Teamwork
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Basketball Tips & Strategies – December 2009
Looking for a Gift for the basketball enthusiast on your list? How about giving them a HoopTactics’ Premium Membership? A perfect gift that will last for entire year and then some. Click Here Premium Membership What’s New Offensive Strategies: Hawk Set Offense Defensive Strategies: Seven Effective Ways to Attack On-Ball Screens, Low Post Disruptions Player […]
Posted: December 1st, 2009 under Coaching Strategies, Defensive Strategies, Offensive Strategies, Player Development.
Tags: 6th Person, Communication, Defense, Double Teaming, Effort, Energy, Hawk Set Offense, HoopTactics, Injury Prevention, Jam, Loose Balls, On-Ball Screens, Set Offense, Shadow, SOS Defense, Switching, Teamwork, Trapping, UCLA Set Offense
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Basketball Tips & Strategies – May 2009
Quick Tip: Real Competitors Real competitors are those special players that come to play every time they step on the court. They are a team’s hardest workers constantly, improving. They are not the type that scream at their teammates or officials or kick trash cans after the game. They are the type that are determined and […]
Posted: May 1st, 2009 under Coaching Strategies, Player Development, Practice Strategies.
Tags: Competitors, Determination, Effort, Posting Up, Practice, Teaching, Teamwork
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Basketball Tips & Strategies – October 2008
Quick Tip: Teaching & Learning Whenever possible introduce and demonstrate a skill or drill one day, and then refine it in the ensuing practices. Do not attempt to introduce and refine at the same time. Use positive reinforcement and point out successful performances rather than negative ones. Motivation is the single most important factor in […]
Posted: October 1st, 2008 under Coaching Strategies, Offensive Strategies, Player Development.
Tags: Attitude, Defeat, Defense, Defensive Stops, Determination, Effort, Hustle, Learning, Motivation, Offense, Poor Defense, Positive Reinforcement, Practice, Scoring, Scrimmage, Shooting, Skills & Techniques, Teaching
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