Chris Oliver - Lessons From Coaching a U12 Basketball Team - Super Coaches Clinic

Chris Oliver - Lessons From Coaching a U12 Basketball Team - Super Coaches Clinic
CHRIS OLIVER - FOUNDER, BASKETBALL IMMERSION
Chris Oliver is the founder of Basketball Immersion, The Basketball Podcast and Immersion Videos.
As an expert in basketball decision training, he coaches, trains, and mentors coaches to maximize their players’ potential and enjoyment of practices and games. What he is most passionate about in his work is sharing evidence-based coaching ideas that can stimulate your coaching to get better results. The goal is to improve your players’ retention and transfer the things you teach to their performance. You can learn more about concepts like messy learning, constraints-based coaching, maximizing active learning time, adding decision-making to drills, and much more in the numerous blogs he shares at Basketball Immersion Blogs.
After coaching for over 23 years, completing his Master’s degree, and travelling the world to watch NCAA, NBA and Pro teams from around the world, Chris saw the need for more education on a games approach to coaching basketball and training methods to support this. He created Basketball Decision Training (BDT) to bridge the gap between skill development and game applications of those skills.
Most recently, Chris was head coach at the University of Windsor, where he won over 300 games, and compiled a .750 winning percentage. Oliver also coached a Canadian team of professional players to the prestigious Jones Cup international basketball tournament championship, winning gold in 2018. In addition, he has consulted for NBA, NCAA, high school and club basketball organizations around the world.
Chris also shares his games approach to coaching, practical evidence-based drills and decision training concepts openly through in-person and online learning. All of these concepts have been taught globally through online sharing, camps, clinics, private mentoring and consulting with individual coaching and teams’ staff.
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[@cheyenneperry5352]

Thank you coach for helping us & our teams to better play & understand the game!

[@brants.3367]

What a treasure trove of both coaching and communication skills! Thanks for posting!

[@whitehalltermiteandpestcon7152]

Absolutely. Positively. The best offensive video, hands down!!!!! Amazing

[@G4CE_1]

This has been a massive help. I'm starting my U10 coaching season in 2 months and there were some great suggestions within this that will assist with key concepts (I hope)

[@j.mcdonald5593]

Can’t wait for this Thursdays practice now! Thankyou for the knowledge!

[@marck.3360]

maybe the second or third time I've watched this, time on task and self discovery is so important in youth sports development. yes, we as coaches are there to guide and correct, but did Tony Hawk have a coach when he was 12 years old? Just really love this approach.

[@phogel1]

Great stuff! The genius moment is the Lava comment. Love that so much for young players especially when teaching motion basics.

[@spirosvelliniatis2165]

Great coach!!🏀great coaching points!

[@lowerwoodlandallday]

Yooo let’s go coach Oliver!

[@melrich7179]

Love this video

[@HeisMertz_]

I’m going to be coaching my first old middle schools team next season and I’m very confident in the basketball aspect of coaching but I’m a little worried about the parents truly respecting a mid 20 year old. Do you think I’m over blowing it or is it something that will have to come naturally? I love this channels content btw it’s really helping me

[@andischnedl6371]

Communicate, be positive and enjoy your time! Judging from the videos you're watching you'll be fine! Parents want their kids to be treated well and have fun.

[@simont1299]

RIP right ear

[@frogger2513]

These are not 11 year olds

[@danilodigiovanni6898]

Of course, they aren't. You misinterpreted the title.

[@frogger2513]

So I did.

[@TheTeamblack]

I said the same thing. I thought maybe these were D1 or players. Until later the girls said they were 14.