Small-Sided Games Approach

Description

In this lesson Coach Schepp talks about how to coach teams like 3 v. 3 and 4 v. 4 because the strategy can differ dramatically from the regular 5 v. 5 basketball games. He talks about how to approach these games and what are the most important concepts to remember when coaching small-sided games (SSG's)

Lessons

1 Principle 6:28 2 Twist Ball Screen 2:37 3 Lanes 2:08 4 Read 1:52 5 Use Your Game To Create Context 5:07 6 Time Spent 2:41 7 Challenge of Small Sided Games 0:58 8 Certain Age 2:00 9 Pacing 1:30 10 Penetration Principles 4:37 11 Applying To Defense 4:44 12 Use Shotclock 1:51 13 Challenge on Fundamentals 2:17 14 Percentage On Practice 2:25 15 Playing Without Feedback 1:41 16 Change of Mind In The Past 1:58 17 Learning And Study 2:44 18 Blogs 1:46 19 High School Defense 2:10 20 Back Basket 2:10 21 Closing 1:00

The Coach

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Kirby Schepp | Head Coach | Manitoba

Coach Schepp has coached just about 50 different teams within the last 23 years and some of those teams have even been at the U Sports level. Last season was the end of his 10th at Manitoba and has made a powerful difference since his first day at the helm. They have made the playoffs in the last 7 out of 10 postseasons and five years were in a row from 2014-19. In 2017 they competed for the championship for the first time since 1986. He has also coached the men's Canadien National Team for the past 9 years and has been apart of many medal-winning events. Notable players he has coached are Andrew Wiggins, Nik Stauskas, and Anthony Bennett, two of which are former number 1 overall picks. His experience in coaching has led him through many great experiences, including turning around the program at the University of Manitoba.