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FrameworkGuiding Philosophies Overall »Player Personality: Aggressive & Tough »Coach Personality: Positive & Enthusiastic »Head & Assistant Coach Responsibility Requirements »Plan for Every Practice »Fundamentals (30 mins 4 th -6 th & 15 mins 7 th -8 th ) »Drills to Support Offensive/Defensive Development Matrix Practice Outline »Warm Up (~ 10 mins)  Jump rope, push-ups, stretching  Layups, dribbling, etc. »Offense (20 mins)  Sets – ½ & full court, out-of-bounds  Positioning – setting/using screens, transition  Handling Pressure – full court, open on wing »Defense (20 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Positioning – shell, defending screens  Rebounding – close-out, rebounding  Transition »Fundamentals/Stations (30 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Dribbling  Passing  Shooting  Footwork »Wrap Up (~ 10 mins)  Scrimmage  Games & Competitions  Etc. Practice Environment »Up Tempo »Hard Working »Positive/Enthusiastic/Energetic/Noisy/Fun Approach/Style »Player Development Trumps Winning »The Power of ‘Now’ »It’s Not What We Teach, It Is What We Emphasize »Consistency is the Goal, Do Fewer Things Really Well »Always Seek Teachable Moments Offensive Priorities »Make Opponents Play Defense (take good shots) »Limit Turnovers »Rebound Defensive Priorities »Ball Pressure (be aggressive) »Protect the Basket (sprint back, transition D, protect paint) »Finish the War (box out) Areas of Emphasis – Offense (4 th Grade) »Dribbling – head up, right/left hands »Shooting – layups, proper form inside 6 ft. »Passing – to wing, on fast break & meet the pass »Footwork – jump stops & pivoting »Crashing the Boards Areas of Emphasis – Defense (4 th Grade) »Commit to Defense »Pressure the Ball »Block Out »See the Ball »Help-Side Defenders Must Sag Minnetonka Boys Basketball Association Practice Framework 4 th Grade

FrameworkGuiding Philosophies Overall »Player Personality: Aggressive & Tough »Coach Personality: Positive & Enthusiastic »Head & Assistant Coach Responsibility Requirements »Plan for Every Practice »Focus on Fundamentals (30 mins 4 th -6 th & 15 mins 7 th -8 th ) »Focus on Offensive/Defensive Development Matrix, Ability to Teach Development Areas of Other Grades Practice Outline »Warm Up (~ 10 mins)  Jump rope, push-ups, stretching  Layups, dribbling, etc. »Offense (20 mins)  Sets – ½ & full court, out-of-bounds  Positioning – setting/using screens, transition  Handling Pressure – full court, open on wing »Defense (20 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Positioning – shell, defending screens  Rebounding – close-out, rebounding  Transition »Fundamentals/Stations (30 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Dribbling  Passing  Shooting  Footwork »Wrap Up (~ 10 mins)  Scrimmage  Games & Competitions  Etc. Practice Environment »Up Tempo »Hard Working »Positive/Enthusiastic/Energetic/Noisy/Fun Approach/Style »Player Development Trumps Winning »The Power of ‘Now’ »It’s Not What We Teach, It Is What We Emphasize »Consistency is the Goal, Do Fewer Things Really Well »Always Seek Teachable Moments Offensive Priorities »Make Opponents Play Defense (take good shots) »Limit Turnovers »Rebound Defensive Priorities »Ball Pressure (be aggressive) »Protect the Basket (sprint back, transition D, protect paint) »Finish the War (box out) Areas of Emphasis – Offense (5 th Grade) »Dribbling – head up, right/left hands, crossover »Shooting – layups, proper form inside 10 ft., FT routine »Passing – to wing, on fast break, under pressure »Footwork – getting open on wing, setting & cutting screens »Triple Threat Position Areas of Emphasis – Defense (5 th Grade) »Stop Dribble Penetration »Never Let Your Man Cross Your Face »Defeat the Screen »Deny all Penetrating Passes »Early Help Minnetonka Boys Basketball Association Practice Framework 5 th Grade

FrameworkGuiding Philosophies Overall »Player Personality: Aggressive & Tough »Coach Personality: Positive & Enthusiastic »Head & Assistant Coach Responsibility Requirements »Plan for Every Practice »Focus on Fundamentals (30 mins 4 th -6 th & 15 mins 7 th -8 th ) »Focus on Offensive/Defensive Development Matrix, Ability to Teach Development Areas of Other Grades Practice Outline »Warm Up (~ 10 mins)  Jump rope, push-ups, stretching  Layups, dribbling, etc. »Offense (20 mins)  Sets – ½ & full court, out-of-bounds  Positioning – setting/using screens, transition  Handling Pressure – full court, open on wing »Defense (20 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Positioning – shell, defending screens  Rebounding – close-out, rebounding  Transition »Fundamentals/Stations (30 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Dribbling  Passing  Shooting  Footwork »Wrap Up (~ 10 mins)  Scrimmage  Games & Competitions  Etc. Practice Environment »Up Tempo »Hard Working »Positive/Enthusiastic/Energetic/Noisy/Fun Approach/Style »Player Development Trumps Winning »The Power of ‘Now’ »It’s Not What We Teach, It Is What We Emphasize »Consistency is the Goal, Do Fewer Things Really Well »Always Seek Teachable Moments Offensive Priorities »Make Opponents Play Defense (take good shots) »Limit Turnovers »Rebound Defensive Priorities »Ball Pressure (be aggressive) »Protect the Basket (sprint back, transition D, protect paint) »Finish the War (box out) Areas of Emphasis – Offense (6 th Grade) »Dribbling – head up, crossover, change speed »Shooting – shot selection, proper form inside 15 ft. »Passing – under pressure, swinging the ball »Footwork – setting & cutting screens, moving w/o the ball »Taking Care of Ball – protect & do not bring below waist Areas of Emphasis – Defense (6 th Grade) »Pressure the Passer »Eliminate Vision »Arch the Ball to the Sideline »Protect the Gaps »No Easy Baskets Minnetonka Boys Basketball Association Practice Framework 6 th Grade

FrameworkGuiding Philosophies Overall »Player Personality: Aggressive & Tough »Coach Personality: Positive & Enthusiastic »Head & Assistant Coach Responsibility Requirements »Plan for Every Practice »Focus on Fundamentals (30 mins 4 th -6 th & 15 mins 7 th -8 th ) »Focus on Offensive/Defensive Development Matrix, Ability to Teach Development Areas of Other Grades Practice Outline »Warm Up (~ 10 mins)  Jump rope, push-ups, stretching  Layups, dribbling, etc. »Offense (20 mins)  Sets – ½ & full court, out-of-bounds  Positioning – setting/using screens, transition  Handling Pressure – full court, open on wing »Defense (20 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Positioning – shell, defending screens  Rebounding – close-out, rebounding  Transition »Fundamentals/Stations (30 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Dribbling  Passing  Shooting  Footwork »Wrap Up (~ 10 mins)  Scrimmage  Games & Competitions  Etc. Practice Environment »Up Tempo »Hard Working »Positive/Enthusiastic/Energetic/Noisy/Fun Approach/Style »Player Development Trumps Winning »The Power of ‘Now’ »It’s Not What We Teach, It Is What We Emphasize »Consistency is the Goal, Do Fewer Things Really Well »Always Seek Teachable Moments Offensive Priorities »Make Opponents Play Defense (take good shots) »Limit Turnovers »Rebound Defensive Priorities »Ball Pressure (be aggressive) »Protect the Basket (sprint back, transition D, protect paint) »Finish the War (box out) Areas of Emphasis – Offense (7 th Grade) »Dribbling – crossover, change speed, using screens »Shooting – shot selection, proper form inside 19 ft. »Passing – swinging the ball, penetrate & kick, feeding post »Footwork – moving w/o the ball, rebounding angles & %s »Spacing Areas of Emphasis – Defense (7 th Grade) »No Middle, No Middle, No Middle »Intelligent Close Outs »Must Talk »Anticipate on Defense »Pinch & Fake at Ball Minnetonka Boys Basketball Association Practice Framework 7 th Grade

FrameworkGuiding Philosophies Overall »Player Personality: Aggressive & Tough »Coach Personality: Positive & Enthusiastic »Head & Assistant Coach Responsibility Requirements »Plan for Every Practice »Focus on Fundamentals (30 mins 4 th -6 th & 15 mins 7 th -8 th ) »Focus on Offensive/Defensive Development Matrix, Ability to Teach Development Areas of Other Grades Practice Outline »Warm Up (~ 10 mins)  Jump rope, push-ups, stretching  Layups, dribbling, etc. »Offense (20 mins)  Sets – ½ & full court, out-of-bounds  Positioning – setting/using screens, transition  Handling Pressure – full court, open on wing »Defense (20 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Positioning – shell, defending screens  Rebounding – close-out, rebounding  Transition »Fundamentals/Stations (30 mins)  Areas of Emphasis  Dribbling  Passing  Shooting  Footwork »Wrap Up (~ 10 mins)  Scrimmage  Games & Competitions  Etc. Practice Environment »Up Tempo »Hard Working »Positive/Enthusiastic/Energetic/Noisy/Fun Approach/Style »Player Development Trumps Winning »The Power of ‘Now’ »It’s Not What We Teach, It Is What We Emphasize »Consistency is the Goal, Do Fewer Things Really Well »Always Seek Teachable Moments Offensive Priorities »Make Opponents Play Defense (take good shots) »Limit Turnovers »Rebound Defensive Priorities »Ball Pressure (be aggressive) »Protect the Basket (sprint back, transition D, protect paint) »Finish the War (box out) Areas of Emphasis – Offense (8 th Grade) »Dribbling – using screens, penetrate & kick »Shooting – shot selection, coming off screens »Passing – penetrate & kick, feeding post »Footwork – moving w/o the ball, rebounding angles & %s »Transition Offense & Patience Areas of Emphasis – Defense (8 th Grade) »Move When the Ball Moves, Every Time »Take the Charge »Hands Up on All Shots »Fill & Sink on Baseline »Always Protect Power Zone when Your Man Sets a Screen Minnetonka Boys Basketball Association Practice Framework 8 th Grade