Conceptual Offense Tip 1 Downhill Mentality From Nate Steege Encourage players to move directly toward the paint, not laterally, when coming off ball screens or dribble pitches. Shoulders to the rim, hunt paint, create advantages #basketball #basketballstrategy

Multisport Parent Tip 5 - Embrace Play Kids learn and grow by experimenting with the game, making mistakes, and improving from them. Keep it fun by mixing play with skill work. Eveyrthing doesn't have to be organized. . . #sports #skillwork

2 Ball Dribbling Warmup -simultaneous pounds -alternating pounds -1 hi, 1 low -Ski's -V's Add challenge: -count fingers -stand on 1 foot -close eyes #Motivation #Persistence #Motivation #Persistence

Need a 3 BLOB from Danny Miles (1000+ career wins): Stack 2 Great use of misdirection and multiple staggers to free a shooter. Always want a BLOB for those situations when you need a 3 point shot. #basketball #offense

Spacing Is Offense & Offense Is Spacing From Tim Schuring - Weekly Theme: Motion O Tips You must emphasize the importance of players being 12-15 feet apart, 1 step behind 3 pt. line for optimal gameplay, so athletes can drive either direction after a catch. Spacing is key!

Choosing between pressure man-to-man and pack line defense? 5 Considerations 1. shot types allowed 2. turnovers forcing potential 3. likelihood of fouls 4. rebounding 5. scouting. #basketball #defense

Multisport Parenting Tip 4 - Prioritize Recovery The increase in youth sports injuries may be linked to a lack of recovery time. Playing the same sports year-round overdevelops certain muscles while neglecting others, potentially leading to more injuries.

Multisport Parenting Tip 3 - Know The #'s Less than 6% of high school seniors advance to college sports, and even fewer reach NCAA Division I. Academic opportunities outweigh athletic ones, with 88% of funding being academic. Make sure your prioritze appropriately.

Youth sports are now year-round, driven by club revenue, not the kids' best interests. Be cautious of over-involvement; balance is key. A kid can excel in basketball in 5 months with the right program. #YouthSports #Balance

Managing Multisport Participation Tip 1: Parents shouldn't fear saying no. If clubs pressure for year-round play, it might signal they don't prioritize your child's best interests. Balance is key; high school play doesn't always need year-round commitment. #parentingtips

3 ways to end practice on a high note and leave players wanting more. 1. Complete a full team score-based drill. 2. Practice special situations. 3. Have a celebration circle to recognize their teammates - preferably for something culture based. #basketball #practice

Looking to force turnovers without pressing? Try These 7 Tactics: 1. trap corner pass 2. blitz ball screens 3. attack spins 4. aggressive dork D 5. trap out of bounds plays 6. deny out of bounds plays 7. peel switch #basketball #defense

Coaching Tip From Youth CLA Drills W/Dave Lepisto "T up" to make yourself available for a pressured pass. Creates space & target for the passer while shielding off D. ! #basketball #passing

9 drill constraints to sharpen players: 1. unbalance defenders, 2. vary starts 3. change D position 4. add defenders 5. shrink space 6. shot clocks 7. enhanced D 8. action rules 9. dribble limits. Small tweaks, big gains. #basketball #basketball

70% of young athletes quit by age 13—usually because it stopped being fun. 5 ways parents can keep it fun: 1. effort>results 2. celebrate small gains 3. keep competition in perspective 4. model enjoyment yourself 5. ensure it's "play", not work #YouthSports #Parenting

Thinking about tagging up this year? 5 Drawbacks: 1. foul trouble 2. cross matches 3. high discipline required 4. challenging in transition 5. takes time to teach #basketball #coaching

Considering tagging up this year? Here are 5 benefits: 1. more offensive rebounds 2. better transition D 3. clarity for players 4. better box outs 5. sets up your press Try it out! #basketball #offensiverebounding

Don't get burned by players who act like they know what they're doing but have no clue. Use these 3 tactics to check for understanding: 1. turn & talk 2. thumbs up/down 3. covert recalls These tactics will show you who understands and who needs further instruction. #coaching

Straight Line 2v2 - Games-Based Coaching W/Constraints Creating 2-on-1 situations? Start the defender in a chair! Creates an O advatnage that they must maintain & convert. See how 3x State Champ Nate Sanderson run this innovate drill! #basketballstrategy #basketballtraining

3 Ways To Build Confidence From Day 1 1. set clear expectations 2. establish trust 3. provide positive rerinforcement Set your athletes up for success! #YouthSports #ConfidenceBuilding