Youth Basketball Tips - How To Motivate & Encourage Players With Bob Bigelow
In the video clip from Bob Bigelow's Coaching Youth Basketball The Right Way, Bob talks about some great ways to motivate less-skilled players.
As Bob mentioned in the video, it's very important to make everybody feel like they're part of the action even if they're not scoring points. This is not only vital at the youth level, it's vital at every level.
Here are some stats that you can track to make everybody feel involved in the team's outcome:
- Rebounds
- Assists
- Gretzky's / hockey assist
- Pick / screen set
- Making consecutive passes without being intercepted
- Catchable passes
- Successful box outs
- Hand up on defense
These are just a few statistics to get you thinking. There are plenty more and if you think of any other ones, feel free to leave them below in the comments section.
As Bob mentions, make sure to point out these things that the players do well as this will motivate everybody to do more of the little things.
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Coaching Youth Basketball - Drills, Offense, Tips, Etc.
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How To Plan For Success In Youth Basketball!
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