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Preparing for College
Video Description: Hear what the top coaches have to say about the the do's and don'ts of the college recruiting process. Related Article Subjects: baseball, basketball, boys, coaches, college, Football, girls, kudda, lacrosse, soccer, sports, wisdom, wrestling
Encouraging Children to Play Multiple Sports
Should players specialize in one sport or should they play a variety of sports? When should they start to specialize? Listen to what our coaches...
The Benefits of Playing Sports Other Than Lacrosse
Should players specialize in one sport or should they play a variety of sports? When should they start to specialize? Listen to what our coaches...
How to Be a Good Coach
What does it take to be a successful coach? Hear from our coaches about what qualities make good...
College Recruitment Process for Lacrosse Players
Hear what the top coaches have to say about the the do's and don'ts of the college recruiting...
How to Get Noticed by College Coaches
In this segment, hear what you should be doing in order to get noticed by college coaches in order to be recruited. Hear what the top coaches have to say about the the do's and...
Playing Laccrosse Year Round
Should players specialize in one sport or should they play a variety of sports? When should they start to specialize? Listen to what our coaches...
Multi Sport Athlete VS Specialized Sport Athlete
Should players specialize in one sport or should they play a variety of sports? When should they start to specialize? Listen to what our coaches... Watching College Basketball - 10 Keys to Expert ViewingBy: Randy Brown | 20/01/2007 | BasketballMillions of people are attracted to college basketball on television. A small percentage of people truly know how to watch the game with all of its passion, drama, and strategy. This article will give you the opportunity to become a knowledgeable fan and office expert. These guidelines will help you add enjoyment and expertise to the art of watching your next game. College Basketball: March MadnessBy: Marian Aldana | 27/03/2009 | Recruitmenton the origins of the term "March Madness" Youth Basketball Shooting DrillsBy: Jo Denn | 22/11/2009 | BasketballThe ability for your basketball players to put the ball in the hoop consistently is important since that's how points are awarded. All kidding aside, if you want your youth basketball team to be successful, they need to know how to shoot the ball. Establishing a Practice Schedule for BasketballBy: Jimmy Cox | 19/04/2007 | BasketballAs far as the time of practice is concerned, I feel the best time to practice is right after school. I feel it is desirable to have several practice sessions at night before we begin the regular season's schedule so that we might accustom the players to game conditions. I conduct several game type scrimmages at night before the opening game. Choosing The Right Player For A Basketball TeamBy: Jimmy Cox | 20/03/2007 | BasketballPicking your team? Use these five basic criteria to create the possible group of players. Attitudes Necessary for Basketball Players ExplainedBy: Jimmy Cox | 01/11/2007 | BasketballOne must have that "do-or-die" spirit and wholehearted determination to give his best at all times. A basketball player, no matter how good, is a detriment to the team if he does not have a keen desire to play the game. "coach Carter" Sends an Outstanding Message About a Coach With Integrity, Honor and GoodnessBy: Ed Bagley | 29/01/2008 | Art & EntertainmentSamuel L. Jackson plays Coach Ken Carter in a good sports drama with an outstanding message for today's high school basketball players who see playing with the pros as their only objective in life. Carter believes that a basketball scholarship and ethics should go hand in hand. This is an incredible story of a coach who will not compromise his values by not compromising his integrity. Using Concealed Defense Strategies in BasketballBy: Jimmy Cox | 15/03/2008 | BasketballThere is nothing more embarrassing to a basketball coach than to spend an entire game attacking a man-for-man defense - then learn the opponents used a zone. Those coaches who have been in the game for any length of time will probably recall just such an affair. The object of concealing the defense is to confuse the opponents so they will attack with the least appropriate offense.
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