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SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2005 16 FOR BASKETBALL EVERYWHERE ENTHUSIASTS FIBA ASSIST MAGAZINE ASSIST simone pianigiani GREGG POPOVICH CREATING AND TRAINING A JUNIOR "SUPER GROUP" zeljko obradovic HALF COURT MAN-TO-MAN OFFENSE SAN ANTONIO Jorge Jose’ Gonzalez the argentinean referee ASSOCIATION SPURS chris bosh THE NBA ROOKIE TRANSITION PROGRAM OFFENSE eric allangba PREPARATION AND PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPACT TO THE ATHLETE EDITORIAL WE ARE BASKETBALL "We are basketball" is not just a claim, Basketball is extremely healthy. The but, rather, a program and an obliga- survey, that was carried out by the tion towards our family members. International Olympic Committee (IOC) for all 28 Olympic sports after Nothing underlines this better than the the Athens Olympics, gave brilliant global approach we have taken with marks to FIBA and assured our posi- our branding and marketing strategy. tion at the top of the Olympic Program. The recent nomination of Understanding that basketball is a Patrick Baumann to the IOC business, we should not forget the Coordination Commission for the core activity of our organization: the London Olympic Games in 2012 is promotion of the game, both in quality further proof of the trust the IOC is and in quantity. Our development pro- putting in our organization. grams and the organization of quality events are only two elements that help At the same time, we should not for- fulfill this mission. get that we live in a very competitive environment and that only constant FIBA Assist Magazine has developed refinement of our training and mana- into FIBA's most important educational gement methods will guarantee pro- tool since it was created in March gress and success. 2003. The magazine covers a variety of topics, which will undoubtedly help In this sense, I would like to congra- improve our sport in many fields. tulate the FIBA Assist Magazine for Experts from all over the world share its valuable contribution to our pro- their knowledge with the basketball gress and I wish it a very long life! community and provide a broad approach to the latest developments in Carl Men Ky Ching basketball. FIBA President FIBA ASSIST MAGAZINE | 16 2005 | PAGE 03 TABLE OF CONTENTS FIBA ASSIST MAGAZINE EDITORIAL IS A PUBLICATION OF FIBA 3 International Basketball Federation by Carl Men Ky Ching 8, CH. Blandonnet, 1214 Vernier/Geneva Switzerland COACHES Tel. +41-22-545.0000, Fax +41-22-545.0099 www.fiba.com e-mail: [email protected] FUNDAMENTALS AND YOUTH BASKETBALL IN COLLABORATION WITH Giganti-BT&M, Creating and Training a Junior "Super Group" 6 Cantelli Editore, Italy PARTNER WABC (World Association by Simone Pianigiani of Basketball Coaches), Dusan Ivkovic President EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Scoring and Shooting Drills 10 Giorgio Gandolfi Editorial Office: Cantelli Editore, by Eddy Casteels V. Saliceto 22/E, 40013 Castel Maggiore (BO), Italy, Tel. +39-051-6328811, Fax +39-051 6328815 OFFENSE E-mail: [email protected] The Offensive Sets of the San Antonio Spurs, THE MISSION NBA Champions 2005 14 Our objective is to help basketball grow globally and improve in every aspect. Our goal is to pro- by Gregg Popovich duce a technical publication of the highest level, but one that is easily understood and apprecia- ted by everyone. An ample section of the maga- Half Court Man-to-Man Offense 19 zine is devoted to the coaches - more precisely, by Zeljko Obradovic youth level coaches - because coaches compri- se the largest part of our readership. Basketball can improve only if every aspect of this sport 24 improves and moves forward. For this reason The Importance of a Free Attack the magazine is also devoted to topics of interest by Aito Garcia Reneses for team executives, referees, doctors, conditio- ning coaches, trainers, and mini-basketball instructors, as well as national Federations, deFENSE FIBA Zones, Leagues and teams. Building a Man-to-Man Defense 28 The magazine is published 6 times per year. FIBA, Cantelli Editore and the Editor-in-Chief are by Jeff Capel not responsible for the opinions expressed in the articles. All rights reserved. The National Federation and their affiliates can PSYCHOLOGY AND MOTIVATION reproduce any part or all the magazine for their Psychological Preparation 33 internal use, but not sell any part or all of the magazine to an external publisher without the by Ranko Zeravica written permission of FIBA. All information in this publication is provided as news matter only and is not to be used to viola- NATIONAL COACHES ASSOCIATIONS te any local or national laws. Educating Basketball Coaches Printed in Italy. in the Czech Republic 35 Copyright 2005 by FIBA. by Zdenek Janik and Tomas Petivlas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to thank the following persons: Corrado de Belvis, Lisa Cavallini, Gerald Couzens, and Raffaele Imbrogno; Andrea Nuzzaco for the cooperation; Judit Borrull of DKV Joventut Badalona for the photos of 2005 - 2006 FIBA CALENDAR the article of coach Aito Garcia Reneses; Walter Saenen of AllSportImages for the October 2005 31.10 - 01.11 FIBA Commission for Youth pictures of the article of coach Casteels. 02 - 09.10 African Cup for Women's Basketball in Geneva, AN INVITATION TO OUR READERS Champion Clubs in Bamako, Switzerland No matter what the level of competition you are Mali concerned about, we invite you (coaches; FIBA november 2005 Zones, Federations, Leagues, and team executi- 11 - 16.10 2nd FIBA Women's World ves, referees, doctors, trainers, conditioning coaches, minibasket instructors, journalists) to League Final Round in 02 - 03.11 FIBA Commission for send articles to us for publication. The article must be no longer than 5/6,000 characters, spa- Samara, Russia International Competitions ces included. If diagrams of plays, drills or sket- ches are used, please limit them to 12 or less. All 12 - 16.10 South American U17 in Geneva, Switzerland manuscripts must be written in English, trans- mitted by e-mail or faxed to the Editorial Office Championship for Men in 25.11 Meeting of the FIBA listed above. The manuscript will become pro- perty of the Publisher and the author will auto- Piriapolis, Uruguay Secretary Generals in Rome, matically be granted the rigths of publication, without asking any fee now or in the future. The 15 - 16.10 FIBA Commission for Italy Editorial Staff will decide if and when articles will be published. There is no guarantee that Women's Basketball in 26 - 27.11 FIBA Central Board Meeting manuscripts will be published, nor willl manus- cripts be returned. Samara, Russia in Rome, Italy (assignement 29.10 - 06.11 East Asian Games in of 4 wildcards for Japan Macao, P.R. of China 2006) PAGE 04 | 16 2005 | FIBA ASSIST MAGAZINE HOOP MARKET DOCTORS CONDITIONING New Tools for Coaching Basketball 38 , by Raffaele Imbrogno COACHES AND TRAINERS REFEREES, SCORER’S TABLE CONDITIONING COACHES Circuit Conditioning Stations 59 AND COMMISSIONERS by Mick Smith Argentinean Basketball Referees trainers Association 40 Preparation and Physiological by Jorge Josè Gonzalez Impact to the Athlete 64 by Eric Allangba Do You Speak English? 43 by Alexei Davydov LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 66 Right or Wrong? 46 SPORT MARKETING AND HOW TO SUBSCRIBE: A one-year (6 issues) subscription to MANAGEMENT FIBA Assist Magazine costs Euro 40 (europe), and EXECUTIVES AND MARKETING euro 45 (outside europe) to be payed in one of the following ways: French Approach to 3-on-3 Streetball 47 Payment with postal current account by Alexandre Carlier n. 28300408 headed to Cantelli Editore (Only for subscription from Italy) The NBA Rookie Transition Program 50 Payment with banking transaction c/o Cassa di Risparmio in Bologna by Chris Bosh ABI 06385 - CAB 36740 - c/c 07400012796S - CIN S IBAN: IT73S063853674007400012796S The Lithuanian Basketball Federation 55 SWIFT: CRBOIT2BXXX by Saulius Samulevicius Payment with credit card connecting at the website www.shop.cantelli.net FIBA RESEARCH AND STUDY CENTRE Please, fill in the subscription form that you can find on fiba.com, and send it, including the receipt, to: The Proper Lighting for a Basketball Arena 57 BY MAIL: Cantelli Editore - Via Saliceto, 22/E - 40013 - Castel Maggiore by Matthew Cobham (Bo) - Italy BY FAX: ++39 051 6328816 FOR INFORMATION: ++39 051 6328836 (from 9 am to 1 pm Central European Time) december 2005 may 2006 08 - 18.12 COCABA Championship for Men and tbd FIBA Women's World League, Preliminary Round Women in Guatemala City, Guatemala tbd Asian Champions Cup for Men 18 - 19.12 FIBA Africa Central Board in Abuja, Nigeria 21 - 29.12 FIBA Africa Championship for Women in august 2006 Nigeria* 19.08 - 03.09 FIBA World Championship for Men in Japan january 2006 september 2006 tbd Draw for the 2006 FIBA World 12 - 23.09 FIBA World Championship for Women Championship in Japan in Brazil tbd Draw for the 2006 FIBA World Championship for Women in Brazil * This championship qualifies for the 2006 FIBA World Championship for Women in Brazil march 2006 15 - 26.03 Basketball Tournament of the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia FIBA ASSIST MAGAZINE | 16 2005 | PAGE 05 FIBA EUROPE COACHES - FUNDAMENTALS AND YOUTH BASKETBALL CREATING AND by Simone Pianigiani TRAINING A JUNIOR "SUPER GROUP" Since 1995, Simone Pianigiani has been the thought the ideal way would be to form a "SUPER GROUP" assistant coach of Mens Sana Siena, the "super group. This would be a team of inte- What's that? Ideally, a group comprised of Italian Division I team, and also head coach resting players with potential that can work 15 or 16 players, divided into three age grou- of the youth team and Director of the Youth together and benefit from a high level of ps of cadets and junior players. For example: program. He won two Italian Cadet titles in coaching and serious training sessions.
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