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How PRACTX structures practice.
PRACTX organizes video drills by development goal. Recommendations follow the PRACTX coaching philosophy and help you make your selection.
20 goals as a shared framework.
These goals describe what players work on. Every drill has one main goal and can also have secondary goals.
Offense
- Ball handling and dribbling
- Finishing at the rim
- Close- and mid-range shooting
- Long-range shooting
- Passing and team play
- 1-on-1 with the ball
- Movement, rotation and spacing
- Screens and offensive structures
- Transition and advantage play
- Ball advancement and press
Defense
- On-ball defense
- Off-ball defense
- Rebounding and second chances
- Closeout
- Defense rotation & spacing
Game
- Game situations and decision-making
- Team building and fun
- In-game communication
Age and team skill level are not the same thing.
Each goal has a recommendation for the combination of age group and team skill level, from 1 to 3. Coaches can see that guidance when choosing goals.
A suitable goal for this age and team skill level according to the PRACTX philosophy.
An additional option. You judge whether it fits your team.
Not suggested for this age and team skill level in the PRACTX framework. Coaches can see that guidance.
What the drill primarily develops.
The main goal explains why a drill is selected. Secondary goals describe what else players practice in the same situation.
Example: 1-on-1 toward the basket
In a 1-on-1 drill toward the basket, finishing may be the main goal. Players also practice skills such as ball handling and on-ball defense.
Constraints Led Approach CLA
One drill. Different challenges. Fewer dribbles, a different hand or a time limit: use simple rules to adapt a familiar drill. These conditions are called constraints. This is how players learn to find solutions in the situation.
For example:
CLA: cross half-court within 4 seconds
COACH: 4-3-2-1 turnover
Solution: long pass instead of going 1-on-1
Weak hand only
Max 2 dribbles
4 seconds
Defense without handsConstraints can change tasks, conditions and decision situations. A constraint does not automatically suit every drill.
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