Alaura Sharp

It's important for coaches to switch things up when running a practice. Things can get redundant and ultimately it can become a bit boring. Adding a competitive twist to practice can really elevate the team morale and create excitement. 

Coaches are able to Incorporate competitive shooting drills into their practices to strengthen shooting, rebounding and conditioning. That's exactly what coach Aluara Sharp has done. Putting together shooting drills have allowed the team to go up against themselves. An exercise like Post war, commonly used by coach Sharp. One player inbounds the ball with one post player in the paint, the team must pass to all players before getting in the post. This helps to improve communication, passing, conditioning and post shooting. 

Learn how to Implement competitive shooting drills into your practice plan to bring out the best out of your team. Individually and as a unit. Their improvement from these drills will translate onto the court and boost their confidence in their ability to shoot the ball. You’ll be able to pick the brain of a coach who's been able to turn a program around with their ability to change team dynamics. “How you do anything, should be how you do everything”

**Competitive shooting drills training**

In this course, Alaura Sharp discusses the shooting drills she uses to give her players a competitive edge. She breaks down each drill, an easy way to incorporate and how it helps your players confidence. Learn another way to have competitive practices with your players!

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Start your practices with great team competitive shooting drills today!

Presbytarian College Head Coach Alaura Sharp breaks down Motion Offense System that made her team succesfull and improved offensive efficiency. She completely breaks down her philosophy and tactics on Motion Offense, including:

• The most fundamental principles of Motion Offense
• Principles of Transition Offense
• Screen and Cuts Actions
• Which Drills to use in practice to implement succesfull Motion Offense

If you are looking to learn and implement motion offense, or even just looking to lear more about it, this it the course for you,

As a head coach at any level and any age, you need to make sure you set up the right culture in your program and that your staff promotes that culture every practice and game. Your players need to be hungry to play and compete every day. Division 1 Women's Head Coach Alaura Sharp from Presbytarian College shares the principle of how to bring everyone on board to create winning culture in the program while she shares special drills that creates competitive enviornment in practice and makes your players to want to be better while  glues them together and makes everyone accountable for what they do on the court.

In this course, Coach Alaura Sharp teaches: 

• How To Make Practice Competitive and Keep Everyone Engaged
• How To Teach Your Players How To Communicate in the Game
• Competitive Practice Drills For Developing Quick Decision Making
• How To Make Each Practice Valuable and Getting The Most Out Of Every Drill
• How To Measure Your Drills to Enhance Competition In Your Practice
• How To Hold Your Players and Your Staff Accountable
• How To Shape Everyone On Your Staff To Buy In and Promote Winning Culture
• Creating Competitive Enviornment for Your Players and Your Staff To Motivate Them To Be Better Every Day
• How To Keep Everyone In Your Program Engaged and Make Them Feel Valuable

This Course Is A Must If You Want To Build Your Program From The Ground Up And Promote Championship Culture To Everyone Involved.