Steve and Bill break down how to run an effective youth basketball camp—from structure and drill planning to keeping kids engaged. Topics include station work, small-sided games, ideal camp lengths, using player-coaches, and balancing fun with fundamentals.
They also tease a new youth sports project and announce their upcoming podcast, Youth Sports Insider, focused on the business side of youth athletics.
Are your youth basketball camps truly elevating the player's skills?
Is station work the best structure? Does everyone do the same thing at the same time? In this episode, coaches Bill Flitter and Steve Collins, both seasoned experts, explain the winning strategy of an effective basketball camp.
Could your camp plans use a new playbook?
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