Saturday, 13 November 2010

Basketball practice plans and tips

Why is it necessary to organize practice sessions? Why not take on the floor and work on what stage of the game the coach may feel? Especially, basketball practice plans is necessary because of the following reasons:


1. the Commission shall ensure maximum utilization of the available time.


2. it ensures coverage of all stages of the game. Without thorough planning, can some important phase of the game are neglected resulting in costly mistakes on game nights.


3. it eliminates too much of any one phase of the game.The seemingly natural inclination to the attacking side said can be curbed and the same amount of time devoted to the defence and the other parts of the game.


4. it retains the better player interest. Shorter drilling are generally more effective than long. unless time is scheduled practice, drilling may somewhat long, boring to players, and learning.


5. it makes for evaluation at the end of the season and help prepare for future seasons. a composite total time for each phase of the game can be invaluable in determining the reason for individual and team weaknesses and enabling an adjustment in practice plans for future seasons aimed at correcting these weaknesses.


Types of plans required
1. the master plan.This is a complex plan of all stages of the game that in practice need to be covered during a season.With the help of a master plan and checking it regularly, the coach can be sure that his team all the necessary stages of the game include will before the season opened.


2. the weekly plan. The per plan is a useful guide planning of daily practice sessions as conditioning primary attention during the week, can the coach his daily plans accordingly plans. If the weekly guide offensive emphasis, appropriate drills easily scheduled for daily practice sessions.


3. The Daily Plan. no coach must practice floor without a daily practice plan. the plan shall each drill and the stage of the game are covered that day with the amount o £ time spent on each exercise.


Example basketball practice plans


Masterplan:
Conditioning fundamentals
Shooting
Dim
Dribble
Rebounding
Footwork
Personal attack
Personal Defense
Team Half-court offense vs. man-of-Man Defense
Team Half-court offense vs. various zones
Team attack Defenses against you
Fast-break attack and defense
Leap-ball attack and defense
Free throw attack and defense
Out-of-bounds plays
Team Half-court Defense
Team press Defense
Freeze or Stall attack
Double Teaming techniques
Special play


Per hours:
Conditioning fundamentals
Shooting
Dim
Dribble
Rebounding
Personal attack
Basic team attack vs. man-of-man
Front-court phase of the Fast-break
Basic Team Defense


Daily times:
4: 00-4: 10-Lay-up shooting
4: 10 am-4: 20-Jump-shooting drill
4: 20-4: 35-Conditioning drills
4: 35 am-4: 45-Defensive rebounding drill
4: 45-4: 55 am-Fast-break drill (front-court)
4: 55 am-5: 05 am-explanation of team attack vs. man-of-man
5: 05 am-5: 25-Team offense vs. man-of-man (no defense)
5: 25-5: 35-"slide by" defensive drill
5: 35 am-5: 50-free throw shooting


General suggestions:
1. Carefully planning practice sessions and follow the plan.


2. consult regularly the master practice plan.


3. provide adequate time for individual attention to each player.


4. Full-court scrimmage twice per week during the pre-season sessions is sufficient.


5. once the regular season is underway, the full-court scrimmage are kept to a minimum.


6. Practice sessions on previous days and after games relatively light.


7. as the season progresses, the length of the practice sessions can something be reduced.


8. evaluation of the practice plans at the end of the season. how much time was devoted to infringement? On defense? what was the weakest part of the team play during the season? make adjustments in practice plans that will help correct these errors next season.


A successful team has good basketball training programs organized.

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