North Brisbane Basketball Assn commits to Coach Development
After receiving feedback from members, Dragons Club have begun the process of improving support to its 2012 coaches in pursuit of building a winning culture.
As announced on Trophy Day, we have committed to delivering a Level 1 Coaches Course on January 14 and 15 and are reviewing delivery of a second course later in the year should there be enough interest. We are also pursuing delivery of a Level 0 course that will give interested parents and older players some exposure to what is required of a coach and a stepping stone to attending a Level 1 course.
We have also acquired copies of DVD's of various clinics run by Basketball Qld in 2011 including:
FIBA Oceania Coaching Clinic: Featuring
- Mike McHugh; Basketball Australia National Manager, Player & Coach Development; Basketball Australia High Performance Program
- Ian Stacker; Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Men’s Head Coach ; Individual Defensive drills, Shooting workshop
- Luc Longley; Australian Senior Men’s National Team Technical Coach: Big Man individual skills and Drills
2011 NBL Sunshine State Challenge Coach Clinic: Featuring
- Joey Wright Gold Coast Blaze: Shooting Drills
- Rob Beveridge Perth Wildcats: Man to Man Defence
- Marty Clarke Adelaide 36ers: Transition Offense
- Trevor Gleeson Melbourne Tigers: Transition Defence
- Aaron Fearne Cairns Taipans: Rebounding
- Gordie McLeod Wollongong Hawks: On Ball Screens
- Andjre Lemanis New Zealand Breakers: Use of Off Ball Screens
The Ganon Baker Coaches Clinic: Featuring
- Ganon Baker: NBA/WNBA Nike Skills Coach Individual skill development.
These DVD's will be added to our Resource Library and be made available exclusively to Dragons coaches as support for their training development.
Further details of coach support will be announced as appropriate.
For further details of the various Courses and Resource Library or how you can make a difference to our Dragons Community as a coach, contact Phil Deakin at coachdev@northbrisbanebasketball.com.au
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