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Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Dan Becker 06:59 - First basketball memories and getting involved 11:32 - Interactions and memories at Bison East 15:09 - Investing and taking basketball seriously 19:33 - Transitioning from high school to college basketball 35:06 - Time at University of Colorado 38:56 - Coming back to Manitoba after playing in the USA 40:13 - Training during the off season 47:12 - 12 year professional basketball journey 54:24 - Deciding to coach and work with Basketball Manitoba 58:59 - Playing with Winnipeg Thunder/Cyclone 1:05:52 - Coaching the provincial teams 1:07:08 - Most memorable coaching moments 1:17:28 - Memorable basketball stories 1:21:06 - Favourite country to play in/live in/most competitive 1:25:19 - Advice to young coaches

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Ashley Hoitink 08:21 - First memories of basketball and how she got involved 15:41 - Enjoying and taking basketball more seriously 18:11 - Playing basketball at Red River College 20:09 - Mentors and role models 23:41 - Coaching values and philosophies 30:27 - Type of basketball play style Ashley would coach 32:19 - Deciding to coach basketball 43:08 - Provincial team tryouts 46:21 - Funniest basketball story 48:15 - Most memorable basketball moment/story 51:19 - Advice for rural basketball coaches

Fanstastic. Big love from Serbia

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Bob Town 05:57 - First memory in basketball and being introduced to the game 10:30 - Being able to play for longer years 29:20 - Role models and lessons learned from them 35:17 - Salt tablets and pre/postworkout rituals 37:20 - Opportunities to play with the Canadian National Team 55:53 - Meeting Wilt Chamberlain, Julius Erving, and Dominique Wilkins 1:03:14 - Bob's piece of advice to young basketball players

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Dean Favoni 04:43 - Getting involved and starting to play basketball 07:41 - Dean's first coaching position 15:11 - Mentors and lessons learned 23:26 - Coaching philosophies and values 34:49 - Memories of Daniel McIntyre vs Dakota 51:38 - Other memorable teams throughout Dean's years of coaching 1:10:36 - Funniest basketball story 1:15:42 - Pieces of advice

🫎 Shout out Sixer Todd MacCulloch !!

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Reid Kenyon 08:25 - Mentors and how Reid got into officiating 16:57 - Developing into an official 32:43 - Officiating the U16 European Championship in Lithuania and other countries onward 41:13 - Officiating the Dream Team at Madison Square Garden 48:38 - How Reid got involved with WMBA 58:21 - Most memorable basketball moment 1:01:18 - Funniest or craziest basketball story 1:03:58 - Advice to people aspiring to officiate 1:10:47 - Those interested to become an official

I agree with a lot of the info provided in this clinic, I also believe there is still a place for actions such as 3 man weave, especially with players new yo the game. 3 man weave helps with understanding timing and coordination with being able to catch and pass and score. I would also add in different variations, say 3 man weave until half court, then play to score against defense, etc. Teach how having the ball come from different entry points along the court affects play. Always find something new to be abke to show players. Great clinic!

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - David Asper 11:31 - The planning and origins of the Sea Bears 22:58 - The name of the Sea Bears 29:27 - Sea Bears's first game in Winnipeg 47:16 - Funny basketball story 51:20 - Future for the Winnipeg Sea Bears

I'd love to learn more about this approach regarding attacking zone defenses. Anywhere we can find this?

Hi. Great information in this video. I'd also like to know how, from you out there, what's everyone's thoughts are on warm-up drills and the length of time they are done for and the best drills to warm-up with.

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Niyah Becker 06:45 - First basketball memories and getting involved in the game 12:43 - Early mentors and supporters in basketball 17:37 - Niyah taking basketball seriously 21:44 - Transferring and playing in Ontario 22:48 - Being recruited to play basketball at University of Utah 27:17 - Transferring and handling things during the times of COVID 36:19 - Experiences playing with the Canadian National Team 41:34 - Fondest memory with the Canadian National Team 44:18 - Mindset and training when playing college basketball 47:41 - Funniest basketball moment/story 48:22 - Most memorable basketball story/moment 51:23 - Niyah's advice to young basketball players

Love this video

Thank you Coach for this videos

Needed that Herve shoutout!! ❤

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Simon Hildebrandt 04:20 - First basketball memories and getting involved with the game 10:07 - Mentors and lessons learned from them 15:44 - When Simon realized he got better at basketball 21:11 - Simon's basketball journey 28:17 - Coming back to Manitoba to play Basketball 46:36 - First year with the Bisons 51:19 - Perspective change of playing with the Sea Bears 57:18 - Being able to represent Winnipeg as a Sea Bear basketball player 1:02:23 - Most memorable/funniest basketball story 1:07:44 - Three pieces of advice to young children wanting to play professional basketball

I’ve been saying for probably 30 years “Teach them how to play because teaching a “play” means nothing if they don’t know how to play.”

I love Kirby’s stuff! These drills are great teaching concepts for my middle school team!

Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Darcy Coss 02:35 - Darcy's journey and historical background in basketball 08:11 - If Darcy could go back in time and do things differently 12:48 - Darcy's honesty and openness mindset 13:37 - High school days at Glenlawn and Darcy's coaches and teammates 20:01 - Darcy playing at Glenlawn 28:48 - Darcy's first year playing basketball for University of Manitoba 36:39 - Darcy's last year playing with the University of Manitoba 48:10 - Darcy's starting 5 during his era 56:16 - Darcy continuing to stay involved in basketball and the community 1:02:18 - Darcy's decisions throughout his career and life 1:08:40 - Important lessons from the people Darcy interviewed on the podcast 1:12:20 - First word that comes up to Darcy's mind 1:15:57 - More stories that need to be told within the Winnipeg community 1:21:08 - How basketball can be used to take people to places

Can’t wait for this Thursdays practice now! Thankyou for the knowledge!

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Timestamps: 00:00 - Basketball Manitoba Podcast - Mike Taylor 07:49 - Mike's earliest basketball memories and what got him involved 13:11 - Mike's first time coaching 17:30 - Mike's first coaching opportunity 25:32 - Mike's development in coaching 37:21 - Some outlandish basketball stories 41:51 - Getting the opportunity to coach with the CEBL 45:04 - First game coaching the Winnipeg Sea Bears 49:57 - Thoughts on the CEBL and the target score 53:49 - Values and philosophies when coaching basketball 58:41 - The importance of building a basketball community within Manitoba 1:05:36 - Things Mike is looking forward to in the upcoming year on and off the court 1:09:09 - How Mike supports his players 1:16:26 - New upcoming franchise teams for the CEBL 1:21:27 - Advice to coaches and players who love the game of basketball

thank you for this clinic....teaching concepts were enlightening....like the theory.....looking forward tousing it with our 9 year old teams....this is their first year of competitve experience....

Kirby Schepp is great. I love his zone offense the most personally. Never been a zone that could stop my teams using it. Surprised it didn’t make the top 10!

love of all them

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thank you! this is excellent

It’d be nice to see step by step how to teach the beginnings of each of the entries.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. One of the first videos I've seen on what coaching is or could be in an ideal world. Not performance based but learning based with players 'doing' and coming up with their own solutions and not following a pre-described solution from the coach. Bravo! This is in the minority of what we see coaching I hope to see change to the majority. Not isolated nor unopposed. Thank you.

Absolutely. Positively. The best offensive video, hands down!!!!! Amazing

A hands off coach. Brilliant. It’s like you are selling a brand.

maybe the second or third time I've watched this, time on task and self discovery is so important in youth sports development. yes, we as coaches are there to guide and correct, but did Tony Hawk have a coach when he was 12 years old? Just really love this approach.

Very helpful i wish I was there I coach just like this

Sort the sound out

Seriously? The Canadian National Team's Head Coach is a High School Coach? That is SO Cana-Duh

Sergio Busquets?

It is excelent!! :)

I stumbled upon watching Erfan in the 2002 High School Finals...now I'm here

can i have this scoresheet file?

Amazing podcast, always love listening.

2003-2009 ish. Downtown Y on Fridays was the place to be. Shout out to Nigel! 😂

Manitoba legend Stephen Tackie

1977 lord Roberts soccer provincial champs …we went to California !!!!

RIP right ear

very nice

Get a better mic

This is the best shooting coach I have found on UA-cam. Phil Handy is the best handles coach I've found on UA-cam.

Ya that’s the erfan that I know Keep it up

Woohoo Bryson number 12 ❤

Great video. I bought two nets to replace the ones in my area's basketball court and I wasn't sure how to hang them. Now I know! Thanks!