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This is a bit of a ‘catch 22’ scenario! While we make use of BRADs extensively at Transforming (original credit to Sefu Bernard), we don’t believe in having a list of external cues that are uniformal to every player.
Defense is arguably the biggest thing missing within the player development and skills training world. If watching a work-out or scrolling through social media, it is rare to find a work-out where defense is emphasised.
The Spurs famously coined the term “vitamins” many years ago. This now refers to the delivery of short sessions of on-court player development.
1-on-1 can be one of the simplest, but most effective ways, to improve functional solutions in driving, shooting and finishing.
Guided defense is when the defense is constrained in how they can defend an offensive player(s) within a particular sequence or possession.
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A question we receive frequently at Transforming Basketball is how we develop adaptive shooters. This is where differential learning (DL) forms a key part of our player development framework, existing as a highly useful tool for complementing CLA practice tasks.
Positionless basketball is nothing new, and has been spoken about as a concept for multiple years within the basketball world.
I have a background in ecological psychology and have been conducting a variety of research at UConn’s renowned Center for the Ecological Study of Perception and Action.
Within the global basketball community, the need to provide a better youth sports experience for children is one of the reasons that Transforming Basketball exists.
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