Beginner training plan
Your first trainingFundamentals. Shooting form, dribbling with strong hand and weak hand, defending basics, finishing around the rim…etc
Training 2-3Applying fundamentals. Using what was taught in the first few lessons to further develop skills. Starts applying fundamentals to in game situations.
Training 4-10More intense, limit-pushing lessons. Play with and against your coach. Begin getting in to advanced ball handling and shooting drills.
Training 11+Real in-game application. Continue to build off of everything that was taught in previous lessons. Hone in on defense, and in-game ball handling / shooting drills.
Advanced training plan
Your first trainingI will use this lesson to gauge the skill level of the student.
Training 2-3From there, I will select areas of which the student needs the most work. Whatever that area may be, we will really try to focus on improving that aspect of his/her game, while still maintaining high levels of fundamental play.
Training 4-10This is where the student will be able to essentially run the lesson. At this point, I will have a great understanding of the play style, as well as what needs to be improved on. With that being said, if there is anything that the student believes they should be working on, I will allow them to decide that for themselves (while still providing guidance of course)! Advanced ball handling, shooting drills, and defensive drills will be worked on during this time.
