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CODE OF CONDUCT
Basketball is intended to be a recreational activity for enjoyment and health. These code of conduct has been developed by Basketball Victoria to give participants some guide to the expectations it has on those participants. It is intended to assist everyone to obtain the maximum benefit and enjoyment from their involvement in basketball. As a result, the quality of participation will be improved so people are more likely to start and continue their involvement in basketball. Enjoy!!
RHBC - New Team Training Guide
Fundamentals FIRST and ALWAYS
PASSING . DRIBBLING . SHOOTING
As a new player, these are the basics that should be focused on. You can never pracice these skills enough.
Run drills that focus on the FUNDAMENTALS.
The drills can focus on 1 of these aspects or combine 2 or 3 of the fundamentals.
Keep training SIMPLE and FUN
Be Organised - Spend 10 minutes priior to training and have a plan of what you are going to do
Be Flexible - If a drill is too hard or the kids are losing interest, move on to your next planned drill
Be Positive - Domestic basketball is an entry level to the sport, be positive and have fun
Be Patient - Kids learning curves are all different. Stick to the fundamentals and improvement will come in time
Basketball is a team game, make sure everyone is getting to be an equal part of your team.
There will be plenty of time to "run plays" when your child reaches Rep or State basketball. Concentrate on the fundamentals and teach spacing and effort and good sportsmanship.
Learning to READ and REACT will teach great team play and give plenty of opportunity to learn spacing and structure.
If you need to ideas for drills, the internet is loaded with ideas, remember to keep them simple and fun.
If you need anything, RHBC committee is always here to help.
Thanks for being part of a great Club.
~ REMEMBER ~
Let the Umpires umpire
Let the Coaches coach
Let the Players play
HAVE FUN
