Tyler Miller

I created this play book to help young and inexperienced coaches have a cheat sheet for quick plays and ideas to help their team when they need a situational 3 or for something to reference in a timeout. The downloadable PDF also has a " Play Name:___________ " section for them to write down what they would like to call the play / or print out for their players to have on file and they can fill in the name too.

I was able to build my digital coaching portfolio through coachingportfolio.com and just wanted to share it. I think going through them to build a marketing tool for myself could potentially help me in the long run for future jobs at various levels of basketball coaching.

Feel free to check out the site!

https://tmillerwsc2013.wixsite.com/website-6

Just 15 great ATO's & last second plays for your team.

Great for HS Level and older...

This summer lifting plan I will be giving to our players for when they go home in 2024.

I am going to use this as an experiment to see what how truly effective it will be as a 12 week program.

This will be two - 6 week phases, where our players will lift 4 days a week. The players must also do at least 2-3 days of conditioning of their choice. One of the days will be on a Wednesday, which is one of the days off from lifting we have.

This is a PDF of at least 15 pages of good material to share with a HS level and small college level team. Lifts, core work, conditioning, and some minor dieting / meal plan tips.

These 15 quick hitters for after time out situations are great for high school level and higher talent teams. 

UCLA actions are great for spreading the floor and getting quick looks for defenders to fall asleep by not jumping to the ball on passes. A lot of these looks show glimpses for quick scores next to the rim. After the initial action is ran, these sets break down into counter actions with 2, 3, and even possibly 4 other scoring looks.

Attached below are 3 different style of programs that we give our players over the summer to keep in good shape.

The 3 running programs are all in different environments: Football Field, Basketball Court, and Treadmill 

Tyler Miller, Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at Montana Tech University, and also spent six years at mulitple positions at the University of Central Arkansas has collected an assortment of quick and easy BLOB sets over his young career to help any coach at the youth, high school, and even college level build a great arsenal of BLOB Sets. These 13 sets are just some basic introduction sets for coaches who need quick and easy set plays for his players to remember on the fly. They're also great for quick and easy ATO's to draw up.

Creating a triangle on one side of the floor is a key foundation behind the Swing offense.

Every player in the Swing offense needs to learn how to be a threat from the post. Next, you'll learn how to implement back screens, flex cuts, and great looks for 3-pointers from inside-out.

Another great component to this offense is its ability to go after opposing players who are in foul trouble. By isolating these players in the post, defenses must figure out ways to help, which often opens up opportunities elsewhere.

Learn an innovative approach to the flex offense

Create great spacing and utilize both sides of the court

Execute the offense to perfection counters to any defensive pressure

Want to make sure your players are getting up enough shots in the day? Add these 5 partner shooting drills to the repertoire. These 5 drills are great for 2 & 3 partner shooting. Most drills can be completed within 3-5 minutes per shooter. We at Montana Tech usually incorporate at least 2 of these drills into the beginning of our practices to make sure our guys are loose and warm to perform.