Paul Bowes (Bowesy)




















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Coaching Since: 1989
About:
My Name is Paul Bowes, but most people call me Bowesy, and if all else fails, call me Coach.
I feel strongly that if you are a coach, you are a teacher, you therefore have to provide an environment where your athletes WANT to learn.
And to learn you need to COMMUNICATE!! Without it, you are bound to fail.
Read the Rest of Bowesy’s Bulletin here
Bowesy’s Challenge: Send Breakfast Club pictures of the different teams you play/coach for.
Study the game with purpose
Lineups and systems are situational
Technically and technically we will strategize
Defensively
Offence
Transitional Play
Mental success
Team culture
Focussed on process for a high performance result
Positive body language, truthful and thoughtfulAccountability.
Focus on successes in all areas
Criticism and correction should be done I thoughtful pause.
Offensive and defensive transition
example of transition basketball with benchmarks
Defensive systems
Lineup
Primary lineup and likely substitutions
Defensive system roles and responsibilities
Primary substitutions
Players that will likely not Play in the game if any(likely not in Game unless up buy significant points.
zone, press, special adjustments
Key areas of focus
Strengths\ weaknesses
Helpful reads and Termanology
Offensive systems
Lineup
Primary lineup and likely substitutions
How do you balance the floor on offence?
What are the primary roles for the athletes in the offence system?
What are your attacking principles and locations
special adjustments
Key areas of focus
Strengths\ weaknesses
Helpful reads and Termanology
Transition systems
Lineup
Primary lineup and likely substitutions
Key areas of focus
Strengths\ weaknesses
Helpful reads and Termanology
Pressing systems
Lineup
Primary lineup and likely substitutions
Key areas of focus
Strengths\ weaknesses
Helpful reads and Termanology