by Mathieu.Detiege | Sep 22, 2021 | Academy Coaches, Defense, Offense, Player Development
The season plan is a condensed resource that we share with all our Academy coaches to help keep track off when to teach each concept in every age category. Our aim with this document is to get all of our style of play and skill development vision on a couple of pages....
by Joerik | Sep 8, 2021 | Offense, Player Development, Shooting
With off-season and pre-season finally over so we’ve got more time again to load up new material on our online platform. Here’s a recent recovery workout I did with our national 3×3 team after them became fourth at the olympics. As the guys were all...
by Mathieu.Detiege | Aug 16, 2021 | Academy Coaches, Academy Players, Mindset, Player Development, Shooting
Shooting should be a passion for every coach. It is the single most important skill in basketball. Coaches have to give players the tools to shoot consistently, teaching them to be their own coach and by being able to self-review. We notice that some players get...
by Goetgeluck | Aug 9, 2021 | Athletic Development, Communication, Mindset, Player Development
I don’t know how it’s with you as a coach, but we get a lot of DM’s from our players through Instagram. Initially I was responding to these messages 1 by 1 until I realized that some of the questions kept returning. The most common DM’s I get...
by Mathieu.Detiege | Jul 5, 2021 | Academy Players, Player Development, Shooting
When I watch some young players get into the gym, they immediately start shooting threes or take out of balance shots. When they miss a lot of those shots, they get bored quickly, because they don’t see the ball go through the hoop and quit, without even breaking a...
by Joerik | Jul 1, 2021 | Player Development, Shooting
I think we can all agree that shooting is the master skill of the game. Still I feel there are a lot of misconceptions about the topic: form shooting vs. game like shooting. In my experience you need to work on both to get the best transfer to the game. This is why:...
