Tony Casella
@CoachCasella
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Basketball Coach | Dad | Husband
Adelaide, Australia
Joined July 2009
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EP3 is now live. My Eltham Dandenong recap
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The multi‑sport vs specialisation debate has been going on for years. Here’s my take on the pros and cons. Multi‑Sport vs Specialisation: What’s Best for Your Child? (3 min read)
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My latest podcast discussing foul shooting with Scott Freer. Let me know what you think..
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Here are some highlights from my recent Coach Casella sessions. The effort, attitude and decision making was excellent. 2026 is shaping up to be a big year. Stay tuned.
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Parents - ahead of the Eltham–Dandenong tournament this weekend, I’ve shared 9 practical ways you can support your child at a junior basketball event. A small shift in behaviour can make a big difference to their experience. https://t.co/bnBE5zCpFF
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Angled Layups ➜ 2-on-1 Start on the wing with a defender on your hip. Read the low help. Beat your matchup? Finish. Help commits? Kick it for a 2-on-1. Simple setup. Real game reads.
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Excellent breakdown Chris. Perfect video for Junior coaches learning how teach playing off two feet in the paint
This video analysis explores how Kyrie Irving uses a two-foot base to freeze rim protectors and absorb help-side contact. We detail four essential teaching points for your next player development session: https://t.co/l8J26cCp39
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Check out my latest article: The 5 Important Habits to Junior Player Development (3 min read) https://t.co/9rGblIcXtb via @LinkedIn
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In this article, I want to share the habits that separate juniors who improve from those who stay the same. Most players think development is about talent, drills or scoring points.
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Episode 1 is live. Chat with @janx_22 on the 6 key ingredients of finishing at the rim. Spotify:
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Check out my latest article: Rethinking Foul Shooting: Why External Cues Matter (3 min read) https://t.co/dnQKmJvtIl via @LinkedIn
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For years, coaches have debated the best way to build reliable foul shooters. Traditional advice leans heavily on internal cues: visualise your routine, keep your elbow in, hold your follow‑through...
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Great podcast. Loved hearing @CoachAndrzejek break down why guarding the ball is the #1 key to preventing scrambling plus the 4 things Florida aimed to master heading into last season: Transition D, guarding the bounce, guarding the ball screen and getting it off the rim.
We’re joined by @CoachAndrzejek for a clinic-level dive into modern defense. Scramble vs anti-scramble. No-middle trade-offs. Switching high/low. Cutting around PNR with rules that unlock reads. 🎧 https://t.co/4eXy2WyhuM
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Elbow 1-on-1 drill Pass from the top → catch at the elbow → attack the paint. Finish if it’s open, pass if help comes. Simple setup. Game-like decisions.
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1 on 1 handoff → 2 on 2 read. Wing handoff, downhill drive and a simple decision: finish it if the help stays, kick it if the corner defender commits. Great for timing, pressure finishing and punishing rotations.
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Handoff 1-on-1 Start on the baseline → dribble to the cone → handoff → switch roles → attack the rim and counter if cut off. Fast reads. Tough finishes. Game pressure.
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I’ve spent years experimenting with finishing drills and decision‑making frameworks. This article outlines the 6 key ingredients that improve finishing around the basket in today’s game. Let me know what you think. https://t.co/VA4DHZxjyr
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I’ve spent years experimenting with finishing drills and decision‑making frameworks. This article outlines the 6 key ingredients that truly improve finishing around the basket in today’s game. | 10...
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1 on 1 Finishing Drill Offence starts with the ball on the defender’s back. Defence picks a side → runs around a cone. Offence attacks the opposite cone and reads the recovery. Open lane = finish. Chest‑to‑chest = counter. Simple setup. Elite decision‑making.
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