Girls basketball

The Agility Ladder workout is designed to help you get nimble enough to turn on a dime.

Coaches are always looking for new drills. Here are 73 basketball drills and games for kids that you can use at your practices to develop your players.

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We deal with things we do not like. We deal with problems and bad situations. Too many coaches deal with parents instead of engaging them. Try this instead.

This article was written by University of Arkansas Women’s Head Coach Mike Neighbors. This is the first of two parts. I have a link to part 2 a the bottom of this page. Are you as TOUGH as you Want your Players to be? When Jay Bilas published his article “Defining Toughness in College Hoops” […]

This post was originally posted on Coach Starkey’s Coaching Blog Hoop Thoughts. It was one of the first sites that I began reading regularly. I started corresponding with him soon after starting The Coaching Toolbox and finally met him in person last spring. He is a great mentor for all coaches! His Twitter account is […]

At PGC, we say you are either contributing or contaminating. Basketball players often measure their contribution just by how many points they score or the number of rebounds and assists they make. But what a good basketball player brings to the game and their team goes beyond stats. Good coaches and good teams value a contributing bench member.

This basketball article by Anthony Lanzillo discusses mental aspects and how coaches should be positive and challenge players create a compelling story.

This basketball article by Anthony Lanzillo discusses how to teach players to rebound from adversity.

This basketball article by Anthony Lanzillo presents a twelve-step program for developing mental focus and toughness.

Excuses hurt teams, not just because they waste time and kill team morale (and a coach’s morale), but because they reveal that the player making them has a very off-line focus. An excuse-maker can’t possibly be using his energy thinking about how to enhance what is going on or about to go on because, obviously, he is putting his time into explanations and justifications.

Team Captains Self Evaluation

A guide for basketball players on how to become more mentally tough.

Diagrams created with FastDraw Editor’s note from Brian: You might want to start out with one or two minutes rather than 4 minutes and have your players build up to 4 minutes. Especially for younger teams. The drill was contributed by Coach Greg White. He had these comments about the drill: One of my favorite […]

This article is a few years old, but still has value for players at every level of basketball. It was written by Jay Bilas – ESPN .com and posted on our blog with his permission. I have heard the word “toughness” thrown around a lot lately. Reporters on television, radio and in print have opined about […]

This post was originally posted on Coach Starkey’s Coaching Blog Hoop Thoughts. It was one of the first sites that I began reading regularly. I started corresponding with him soon after starting The Coaching Toolbox and finally met him in person last spring. He is a great mentor for all coaches! His Twitter account is […]

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This player evaluation system was sent to me by Jeff Daddio, assistant coach at Farmington High School in Farmington, Connecticut. I have included a link to download a pdf of the evaluation rubric at the bottom of this page. You can contact him at DaddioJ@fpsct.org or via twitter is @CoachDaddio. A SMASH player is a […]

"The athletes I want to lead the team are too quiet. They won’t speak up!” If you're a coach, I bet you've made a statement like this (and if you haven’t

http://focushpp.com/ FOCUS has implemented preseason training for USC Girls Basketball the last four years. These are some highlights of the 2008 Mini Camp l...