Coaching Philosophy: SSCVT
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By Jim Burson|2015-06-11T17:08:01-04:00May 31st, 2014|Coaching, Philosophy, Teach, The Game|Comments Off on Coaching Philosophy: SSCVT
THE or YOUR — Which BIG WORD will be your legacy?
The Big Word Offense is for basketball coaches -- and everyone else -- who wants to be the best they can become. Choose your words carefully, for they become your legacy.
E-E-E: Three-E Coaching
In coaching we spend a lot of time on shooting, dribbling, offenses, defenses, blockouts, rebounding and more. But without Three-E Coaching, it won't come together.
Snap Your Fingers! 6 Ways to Make Friends With Time
Time management is often a burden for pressured basketball coaches (and the rest of us too!) Sure, time is fleeting, but we all have the same amount. Time *can* be a friend.
Coaches Daily Dozen Turnovers
Just in time for the basketball season: yes, players make turnovers, but so do coaches. I was guilty of all of these during my career. How about you?
Standing at the Half Court Line
The basketball season is on. Practice has begun. Find out how to get yourself and all your players off the half court and sprinting full court after your goals.
Be the Johnny Appleseed of Coaching
Coaches, are you preparing yourselves for next season? There are 3 things that can help. First, be hungry to learn. Second, plant seeds. Third, break sound barriers.
Dare to Step Out of Your Comfort Zone
The basketball season is about to start and coaches everywhere [...]
Elevate Your Standards
In a talk to Duke faculty and staff, Coach K made astute observations about elevating our standards, taking ownership, and being in a community. I have high standards for my new Quick Hitters webinar and for my basketball coaches' business. Always striving for improvement helps me through inevitable challenges and renews my optimism.
Quick Hitters of Life
Do you want to be a good basketball coach? You must learn how to teach and don't look for quick fixes. Wooden's 10 characteristics are here: http://ow.ly/cUm9Y
