Ep 152 Tips For Running Effective Youth Basketball Summer Camps

Welcome to another episode of Coaching Youth Hoops, where hosts Bill Flitter and Steve Collins dive into ways to make summer basketball camps a success for young players. In today's episode, they share their experiences and insights on the benefits of smaller, more intimate camps compared to large, impersonal ones. They emphasize the importance of focusing on skill development and personalized attention for a meaningful camp experience. They discuss various types of summer camps, from day camps designed to fit parents' busy schedules to specialized camps that target specific basketball skills. Bill and Steve also address key considerations for parents and coaches, such as the amount of active participation versus standing around and the overall objectives of the camp—whether it's to have fun, improve skills, or prepare for high school basketball. Finally, for those running camps, the hosts discuss effective structures and formats, including the benefits of station-based drills and leveraging high school players as coaches. They outline the importance of tailored programs based on age and skill level to keep the activities engaging and effective. Don't miss out on these valuable tips to elevate your summer camp experience. Be sure to visit coachingyouthhoops.com/clinic to enter for a chance to have the hosts come to your camp and subscribe for more insightful episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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