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Basketball – Offense-shooting | Basketball: 3-6-9-12-15 Drill
HoopsCoach212 September 13 Sep 130 add to playbook follow Coaching Tip
This is a fantastic drill that works on game shots at game speeds, along with a lot of conditioning. The basic gist of the drill is that your player will shoot a series of three shots, then run to a certain point on the court based upon how many shots they missed in that series…
Golf – Long Game | Tanque Verde High School Golf Practice Plan
CoachkidsM September 12 Sep 120 add to playbook follow Coaching Tip
Preparation & Mental Approach 1. 2. 3. 4. Have a Plan ! Each practice session should have no more than one or two very specific goals before you even get to the course (example: Improve Lag Putting, Driving Accuracy, Better Greenside Bunkers percentage, etc…) The Goal for each practice day can be decided based on…
Water sports – Swimming | For Faster Swimming Work Your Breath Capacity
opeleroy August 21 Aug 219 add to playbook follow Coaching Tip
Master your breathing. Swimming is a unique sport in that you have to work on your technique, strength, aerobic capacity, starts, turns and more, and then, on top of all that, you need to condition your lungs and respiratory muscles to time your breathing properly. There are a few different ways to improve your breathing…
Soccer – Defense | Soccer coaching tips to help goalies read penalties
NStilwell July 27 Jul 277 add to playbook follow Coaching Tip
Seventy per cent of the penalty kicks at the last World Cup went to the opposite side of the foot the kicker took the penalty with. If professionals make that choice, then how much more likely are young players to do so? Use the following soccer coaching tips to get goalies prepared for penalties. Key…
Football – Conditioning | Five (5) Tips For Running A Better Summer Conditioning Program
CoachkidsM July 25 Jul 256 add to playbook follow Coaching Tip
Summer conditioning for football and other fall sports (especially down south where the weather forecast is usually the same day in and day out—hazy, humid, and 90+ degrees) can be a strength and conditioning coach’s worst nightmare. Growing up in these conditions does not always mean you are used to them, and it does not…