In the second part of this series on offense, Coach Jim Boone digs into their Blocker-Mover, including what it is, the variations you can use within the system, and how they teach it there at UAFS.
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In part one of this two-part series, Coach Jim Boone breaks down his philosophy for offense and offers some suggestions for those building their own program’s offense philosophy.
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The Athletic’s Mike Prada is the author of the book “SPACED OUT: How the NBA’s Three-Point Revolution changed everything you thought you knew about basketball.” He goes next level on how modern basketball became what it is today.
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Brianna Finch, assistant coach for the Boston Terriers’ women’s basketball team, discusses decision-based training for summer development, appropriate feedback for learning, and the skills college coaches are looking for in recruits.
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Andrew Wingreen has served as a coach and schools at various levels, including Bob Jones University (NCCAA), Bethel University (NAIA), Lancaster Bible College (NCAA D3), and Stetson University (NCAA D1). He shares some of the lessons he’s learned in hopes of helping coaches in their own individual journeys.
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Donnie Jones, has been a head coach at Marshall, UCF and at Stetson. In addition, he was an assistant coach for the Florida Gators back-to-back national championship teams. He shares his 10-steps for building culture with your basketball program.
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Want your team playing with better pace? Looking to up your PPP (points per possession) this coming season? Radius Athletics’ Randy Sherman and A Quick
Do you have a separate out-of-bounds playbook for man-to-man defense and zone defenses? Don’t waste the time and frustration teaching your players a whole new
More and more coaches are making 3-on-3 a staple of their basketball practices, and for good reason. Increased reps, more space to experiment, fewer factors
