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1 like • 7d
@Daniel Cooper piggy backing off Coach Danny a little shoulder reads
1 like • 7d
@Daniel Cooper i want to get your opinion on this scenario. youth Club/AAU team 9u. Player goes to all the practices and skills workouts, but when it comes to games the player gets the least amount of minutes deferring to more “talented /skilled” players who missed practice and workouts
2 likes • 7d
I can understand stand the older high school level, program needs to get wins and clout. But at the Youth level I feel like the emphasis on winning far eclipses the need to development
Jan 30 •
QOTD
Man-to-man vs. zone defense for youth teams. Should there be a set defense taught at a young age like the same way everyone was initially introduced how to properly use your right hand on the right side for a layup? Or should we modify the concepts due to talent level?
1 like • Jan 30
Re: defense - Being at the Youth level most teams run a zone. From my experience coaches, who are most comprised of volunteers will spend more time on the offensive end. Unless you get on a club team or have a coach who wants to really take that dive on the defensive end, a 2-3 or 2-1-2 will more often than not be the default.
1 like • Jan 30
@Daniel Cooper unfortunately it doesnt. This is my challenge as well, with limited time of practice during the week, we introduce the concepts and also implement but kids are kids and spend too much time on defense and they tend to drift. 🤷♂️
Jan 26 •
Adding To Exclusive Workouts
Tyler Perkins (Villanova) - Ball Handling Routine On The Move https://www.skool.com/dannycooperbasketball/classroom/50ed2e04?md=bcfcbc03baf2458385142cf87483fdd4
0 likes • Jan 30
@Nate Dougherty thank you!!
Jan 19 •
DCB Bingo Challenge
Welcome to the Danny Cooper Basketball Community. Trial Members: This is how you win your 7-day free trial. Current Members: This is how you stay improving. Instead of watching content, you’re going to prove you belong here. The Goal: Complete ANY 5 squares in a row on the DCB Bingo Card. Horizontal. Vertical. Diagonal. Your choice. *Important Note* Some squares require Level 2 or Level 3 access to unlock videos. Members increase levels by engaging, commenting, replying to other members' comments, posting questions, completing lessons, liking posts, etc. How It Works 1. Download / view the DCB Bingo Card below: 2. Pick your first square today. 3. To lock in a square, submit proof with which square you completed by: - Commenting under this post with 3-4 sentences on what you learned, OR - Posting a 15-30 second training clip under this post, OR - Sharing a reflection / screenshot under this post No proof = no square. 1 square per day, so the fastest you can complete Bingo is in 5 days! The Bingo Squares: Your squares pull from every part of DCB: - Small-Sided Games - Skill Breakdowns - Shooting Drills - Exclusive High-Level Workouts - Handle Hustle Ball Handling - The Mental Edge - Scalable Trainer Course - Inside the Film Room - Xs & Os Rewards: The FIRST person to complete will win a 30 minute consultation with Danny. For business owners/trainers who need a business audit, players who need film broken down, and parents who need guidance for your child. For the rest...THE REWARD IS DEVELOPMENT This challenge is built for: - Players who want to get better - Coaches, trainers, and parents who want to sharpen how they teach, train, and see the game Start Here! Comment “BINGO STARTED” below. Introduce yourself, pick your first square and get to work. This community rewards action. Let’s see who’s serious and ready to level up not only your game, but your life. — Danny
1 like • Jan 23
@Daniel Cooper coach going through my final box now, Full Time formula. Going to take a little bit!
1 like • Jan 24
@Daniel Cooper finished the Full Time formula. For the immediate future I’m focused on getting my girls youth team better. I want to run position less offense and defense and not do the typical “you’re tall go play center your fast, be our PG”. The biggest take away I get from the PDF is better drills matter, but what really moves the needle is building a repeatable structure that consistently brings curious and interested players and engaged families. In the end this is the culture I want to build.
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