Basketball coaches are nothing more than a coach in another sport. All buses are obsessed with new information, techniques, strategies, and X and O's. Go read clinics, books and magazines, watch DVDs and games all the time. What coach, with all this information and you can access what they need when they need it?
Our world is full of information on any topic from the trivial, an important one. Just surfing the Internet for an evening and the amount ofFacts, figures and graphs will amaze you. Where has all this knowledge come from and what we do with all this? If you ask the average basketball coach will tell you to "Bring it on". For most coaches, more is better.
The reason for this accumulation of information simple. In a clinic for six hours, a drill, play, or strategy that can make a difference in a game that can not lie. This may seem silly to those who do not coach. Who knows the coach, that if yourLivelihood depends on the amount of W is collected from November to March each limit can make a difference. In this hyper-competition of athletes, coaches move from one end of a leg on competition. Therefore, you can collect more trainers, and the pile on his desk, the better.
As a coach, I know the urgency that accompanies the job of winning games. My gathering basket is huge. It includes scouting reports of every game I've ever coachedalmost 700 I really need 700 scouting reports? The obvious answer is no, but I am a faithful guardian of information, as most coaches. Each year the crowd gets bigger and more unmanageable. "What will you do with all the files, tapes and notes," I am often asked my good friend, Jeff Rutter. How is the second year in Iowa State's assistant for keeping any towel I've ever written about many, did not scribble on the obsessive. "Look," I say diagrammed "JP thisplayed last summer on the road. This is the piece that beat Bowling Green in summer '90 a. "As a good friend and fellow information freak, I nodded in agreement.
The intent of this article is not the amount of information, but the way in which these mountains are attacking organized paper. Being organized is not a point of strength between the coach and for good reason. One reason is that the stay has organized a system of organization and discipline to do it every day. Secondly, theysimply too much stuff to organize! What to produce, as a way to get quote and keep employment has become a true, great confusion.
I have a good test for determining the level of your organization for your basketball court. Challenge yourself for this test and can show some strong results.
Test Organization
1. Write three things that you know you have. For example, this could be the base-OB plays youLast year, the notes from a clinic in the spring two years ago, and a scouting report from last season. Sitting at your desk next to your information, let 30 seconds for the first item. Take an additional 30 seconds to point two, and an additional 30 seconds for the third element. Could once again, all three components of each in 30 seconds? If so, I am a very organized coach, for quick access to your material.
If you have organized a bus or aCoach disorganized and the lesson itself. All materials of the basketball world can not help you win a game, unless you know how. If the total cost of books, clinics DVD, and personal notes and graphics, it only makes sense to use them to give you a better coach. Organize your thoughts about your abilities and your own materials and inventory of himself. Being organized does not guarantee more victories, but has put in a position to win!
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