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How does Steph Curry get so wide open after driving, kicking and then sprinting out to relocate for a shot?

What Is Basketball Shot Selection and Why Does It Matter? Basketball shot selection is one of the most important skills a player can develop.

How to Use Floor is Lava to Transform Basketball Spacing? There are many times throughout a season when you will want to use a CLA to emphasize certain principles of play with your team.

How to Avoid Reverting to Traditional Coaching Habits? A really interesting question was posed by one of our members inside the Transforming Community regarding how to avoid slipping into traditional coaching habits.

What Are Practical Basketball Constraints? Practical basketball constraints are one of the most powerful changes a coach can achieve is to shift from being an instructor and telling the players…

Breaking Down Yago Santos’ EuroLeague Pick and Roll Game Yago Santos EuroLeague Pick and Roll Breakdown vs Baskonia Yago Santos pick and roll ability is one of the most effective weapons in the EuroLeague, both with his club and the Brazilian National Team..

How can your team create more scoring opportunities BEFORE the defense sets up? At any level, the worst transition offense will be better than the best half court offense.

What Does This Mean? The landscape of basketball coaching is shifting. It is moving towards a dynamic, player-centered approach that prioritizes decision-making and adaptability.

Very early in my career as an assistant coach, I remember an instance during a youth training session when the head coach shouted at a player right after he missed…

Neil Houghton is one of our most active Transforming members based in Melbourne, Australia. As part of one of our membership challenges, Neil shared some great ideas for coaches to use 3-on-3 in their practices.

A conceptual offense is one where players are playing with triggers and constantly reading the defense, looking to create and exploit advantages.

Developed by psychologists Edward Deci and Richard Ryan in the 1980s, Self-Determination Theory (SDT) explains how human motivation operates on a spectrum. Rather than simply being “motivated” or “unmotivated,” SDT focuses on the quality of motivation.
Practical coaching ideas to try with your players.