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Part 2 of “Let’s Spot the Rookie Coach”

Posted on 18 October 2011. Tags: , , , ,

Here’s the rest of the list. 15. The Rookie hopes their team has good leadership. The Veteran teaches and develops excellent leadership. 16. The Rookie hopes players understand their roles. The Veteran constantly explains individual roles. 17. The Veteran uses both captains and seniors to communicate the importance of their contributions. The Rookie takes this [...]

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Calvert Hall Coach Bryan Kelly Shares Some Thoughts about Coaching in a Blowout

Calvert Hall Coach Bryan Kelly Shares Some Thoughts about Coaching in a Blowout

Posted on 09 March 2011. Tags: , , , ,

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Coaching in a Blowout by St Pauls Coach Rick Brocato

Coaching in a Blowout by St Pauls Coach Rick Brocato

Posted on 07 March 2011. Tags: , , , , ,

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Basketball Coaches: The “Latin” of Coaching

Basketball Coaches: The “Latin” of Coaching

Posted on 12 November 2009. Tags: , , , , ,

If you go to any bookstore’s Sports section, chances are that you will see a disproportionate number of coaching books written by basketball coaches. Seriously, check it out next time you’re in Barnes and Noble. So that got me thinking, “Why is that?” Do basketball coaches have a secret formula on great coaching? What is [...]

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