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Getting Off to a Great Start

Getting Off to a Great Start

From our video conference the other night with Coach Randy Brown, there were several ideas and concepts I took out of that mtg that coaches need to do in order to get themselves off to a great start to the basketball season. The first involves basic organization and planning. Randy advises that coaches put together [...]

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The Value of Playing 3 on 3 in Basketball

The Value of Playing 3 on 3 in Basketball

In our video conference the other night w/ Coach Randy Brown, the emphasis and importance of playing 3 on 3 during practices was discussed. Before players and coaches play 5 on 5 or even 4 on 4, they should learn how to play 3 on 3. As Randy pointed out, “So much of the game [...]

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

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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Let’s Play, “Spot the Rookie Coach!!”

In one of my long car rides with a good friend of mine who was a very successful college baseball coach, we talked about poor coaching. What is it that makes some coaches “bad”? And we were not talking about the coaches who have losing records rather we were looking at the coaches who just [...]

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Scouting Opponents by McDonogh’s Andy Hilgartner

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What do Coaches Look for When Scouting Opponents?

St Pauls Head Coach Rick Brocato discusses what he looks for when scouting opponents.

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Role of Captains at Gilman

Gilman Lacrosse Coach Brooks Matthews discusses the role of captains at Gilman.

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Role of Captains at McDonogh

Coach Andy Hilgartner discusses the roles of the captains at McDonogh.

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      This is a tremendous interview with American Public University professor Dr. Steve Juaire. Dr. Juaire discusses the impact of concussions, post-concussion syndrome and the psychological impact of retirement on former athletes. This interview sheds insight into the recent high profile death of Junior Seau. Despite Junior Seau not being reported as having an […]
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  • New Summer Backyard Game for Everyone June 28, 2011
    Now there’s a new game that will not only pit you against your buddies, but actually improves your golf game. It’s called PGA Trick It Out Golf, and an integral part of the new PGA Sports Academy. […]
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    Action sport athletes are not forced to conform to any particular structure of coaching and competitions. This freestyle nature of participation truly allows a young athlete the opportunity to own and mold their experience. […]
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  • The Most Expensive Game in Town March 22, 2012
    My friend Jessie Bennett at Beacon Press produced this video. This post originally published at http://www.youthsportsparents.blogspot.com […]
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  • A book about the business of youth sports March 21, 2012
    It has been months since the last post. I've been writing (and writing). Just not here. I'm pleased to say that the official publication date for The Most Expensive Game in Town was yesterday. It's a book on an important subject - the commercialization of sports for kids. I hope it will spur discussion and debate, maybe even modest change.Ther […]
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