u/Simple-Accountant894

Hi all, I'm helping my daughter in her offseason training for 10U basketball. I have no coaching experience, let alone youth coaching experience. my daughter is taller for her age (although not crazy tall), and I'm wondering what I should be working on with her in the offseason?

she is naturally a good rebounded but i feel like she could be even more dominant there. she is very shy on offense, but when she remembers to be aggressive, her size helps her get to the rim. she could work more on her finishing and handles, as with many girls in this age range.

her club team plays 5 out and she plays the 4 or 5. i think this is very hard for her to know where she should be on the floor and what motions to do. i coach her rec team and i let her play the 1 so she can work on her dribbling and confidence with the ball (in rec, everyone has a turn at every position).

Would appreciate any tips on what to work with her on in the offseason, thank you!

Hey all, I'm wanting to record our youth flag football teams and make fun highlight videos. It's just a rec league, so it's nothing serious. Just want to make it fun for the boys. Anyone have experience doing this and have advice for cameras or software?

Hey all, I’m coaching my kid’s rec league 8-9 yo flag football league and I was wondering if anyone has tips on approach and plays? First time coaching flag football

Edit: this is 5v5

I’m coaching 8-9 yo flag football team for the first time. Would love any tips on mindset, working with kids, strategy, plays, practice. I think I want to keep the playbook simple with maybe 2 run plays and two pass plays. I’d like to teach route basics to the kids so that we can improvise pass plays. I’m kinda anti jet sweep or reverse shenanigans because it feels so gimmicky especially for this age when everyone is just learning. But maybe I’m being naive.