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 Missed shots. Turnovers. Getting over a tough loss. Coach C says the game is all about the next play. See his thoughts and more.
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Mastering the little things |
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 5 tips that can help you improve your basketball game today
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The ultimate basketball league |
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 How you can run a great basketball league that matters
By Mike Eddy
So, what does it take to run a great basketball league? How do you know if your kids are improving? How do you reduce the expenses to participants while at the same time keep a high level of organization and professionalism? Is there a better way of recruiting and training volunteer coaches?
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 Nothing helps the home team more than having a crowd full of fans. So how do you do it? Coach C has your answer – and more
Q: During tryouts, I had to cut the good friend of one of my best players. There was no way to justify keeping him on the team. Now I can sense some tension. What’s the best way to approach this?
Coach C: As a coach, you have to be truly honest. So when there’s tension because one of his friends didn’t make the team, you have to deal with it. The way you go about this is to sit down with the player who didn’t make the team and see if he has eligibility left.
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The art of the free throw |
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 Why the game can come down to free throws and how to get better now
Compiled by Creighton Burns
The free throw. Let’s face it: No matter how many times you dissect the Xs and Os of a basketball game, sooner or later, the analysis comes down to how your team did on the charity stripe. In the end, free throws are crucial to a team’s success. These unguarded shots – taken 15 feet from the hoop – eventually separate the winners from the losers. What can drive a coach into even more of a frenzy is the fact that free throws are just that – free shots. And yet, some of the game’s best players struggle at the line (for various reasons). Following are some tips you can use to help your players perfect the art of the free throw.
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