Anthony Reed - Basketball Parent Toolkit: Increase Your HoopSkills I. Q. Interactive Videos

Basketball Parent Toolkit

Increase Your HoopSkills I. Q.
With Interactive Videos

Anthony Reed

Reed

We work to help the basketball family grow together so young athletes have the best possible chance for success in the sport. We provide you with an opportunity to learn more about the game so you could impact the childs development in several ways.

Watch this video to see one of the tools we'll be using to increase your HoopSkills I.Q. This tool in the Basketball Parent Toolkit contains resources that are designed for basketball parents with little or no experience and beginners. These are not cookie-cutter resources. If you decide to take an initial assessment and describe your basketball experience and your familys basketball needs, I'll customized learning material for your pace and your level. Your Free Assessment will allow me to determine your baseline knowledge. From there, you'll receive learning material for your level.

Whether you have general basketball questions about your athlete and basketball or you want to increase your HoopSkills I.Q., "Were Talking Basketball.

Today I'm going to provide an introduction to how you can learn more about the game your athlete loves right from the comfort of your home! Worst case, youll enjoy watching the game more with family and friends.

This Basketball Parent Toolkit includes Interactive Videos, HoopSkills I.Q. Assessments for Parents & 4th-7th Graders, Weekly Learning Material, Free Classes, Free Consultations and more. My goal is to find more ways to share my professional knowledge. Learn more about my professional basketball experience. Coach Anthony Reed

The five basketball positions are Point Guard , Shooting Guard , Small Forward , Power Forward and Center. This first chapter is designed to help you identify what position your athlete plays. Then, as you move forward, youll have a better understanding of what your child is thinking on the basketball floor. When you drive home after a bad game. Youll be able to talk basketball with your young player.

Let's get started with this overview of the five positions on the basketball court. This video will jumpstart your learning and provide an example of how you will complete the rest of these fun, interactive, video exercises. Try to focus on the position your athlete plays. Imagine your child moving around the floor. You'll be amazed at how this game will start to slow down as you're watching. Meaning, you'll be able to understand things more quickly as they happen. That is so exciting for me! Let's dive into positions on the court with This Overview!

While you're having fun learning, remember to focus on the position your athlete plays. Have Fun and don't worry about incorrect answers. This is just an introduction to my platform. Your continued learning will be customized for your level and your pace. We're building stronger basketball families one lesson at a time! Let's get warmed up with a Mini Assessment about positions on the court. Watch This Video.

These video questions will slowly increase your HoopSkills I.Q. Please don't get any assistance while answering the video questions! I ask that you not get assistance from your child. Why? If you continue to learn with HoopCasters, we won't be able to send you the right learning material if you get assistance. Just have fun answering the questions on your own. Have your young basketball players complete these interactive videos themselves so they can learn at their pace.

Watch This Video about positions on the court. In this drill, if the "Small Forward" took the shot, what position is number 2 playing? Watch This Video. There is no absolute, correct answer to this video question. However, your answer will help me understand more about your baseline basketball knowledge.

If you're having trouble answering these questions, I have a gift for you. I've designed a class title "Basketball Parents With No Experience & Beginners, Increase your HoopSkills I.Q. Part 1". You can Access Your Free Trial on Skillshare and watch my class and 30k other classes for 60 days Free. Set a reminder to cancel for 58 days.

Let's finish up Positions On The Court. The answers are in the descriptions of the videos. Have fun with This Video about positions. Lastly, enjoy This Video about the Short Corner.

Are you learning and having fun with these video questions? You don't have to stop with this book. I understand this is a process and I appreciate you wanting to learn more about this wonderful game. If you're a basketball family or you love the sport, you're going to watch a lot of basketball in the next few years, right? Stick with HoopCasters and I'm going to continue to provide learning material for your level.

Take a look at This Video as I explain what happens if you decide to take advantage of your Free HoopSkills I.Q. Assessment and weekly workout! This assessment is a fun, interactive exercise designed for parents and youth. If you already know you want to slowly Increase your Basketball I. Q., register for your Free 5 Day Weekly Workout Here.

Why do basketball players move the way they do? My goal with this chapter is to help you understand why certain moves happen on the basketball court. Every step has a purpose and every area on the court serves a particular function. As you learn the areas on the court, you'll start to enjoy the game more and understand why your child seems to run around aimlessly. I know you would agree that it looks like a track-in-field competition at times. Therefore, if you hear the coach instruct your child to go to a specific area, I want you to understand what your child is dealing with. It just feels good to know what our kids are up to, right?

Let's take a look at some of the basic areas on the basketball court. Take a look at This Video exercise and answer the question.

The High Post Area: These are some of the general areas of the court. If you're watching a game of basketball and you hear these phrases, you'll understand what's going through your child's mind. Watch This Video and give me your best answer.

The End Line: Which player in This Video runs to the End Line? Don't linger on questions you don't know. Just have fun! It's a fun process.

The Backcourt Area: If you watch enough basketball, you're going to hear the word "backcourt" often. Let's learn what it is. Watch This Video and answer the question.

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The Wing Area: The wing is where most of the action starts on offense. This video exercise will involve Positions and Areas on the basketball court. Watch This Video.

We're going to end this chapter with a video that will include some areas we didn't cover. As always, have fun as you increase your HoopSkills I. Q. Watch This Quick Video and see if you can name the five positions the Shooting Guard(2 Man) ran to. This is a mini-assessment. Today we only covered some of them but let's see what you know! The answer is in the description of the video.