• Improve transition offense and in-game coaching with Belmont University Head Basketball Coach, Bart Brooks

  • Oct 15 2024
  • Length: 25 mins
  • Podcast

Improve transition offense and in-game coaching with Belmont University Head Basketball Coach, Bart Brooks

  • Summary

  • Today's guest is Bart Brooks, head coach of the Belmont Bruins women's basketball program.

    Coach Brooks shares some fantastic tips and insights to help improve your transition offense, becoming a better in-game coach, practicing with purpose and so many more ways to accelerate your coaching journey.

    We talked about how to coach a team that is hard to play against and still plays with joy. We also talk about their high offensive efficiency, how they achieve that goal each year and why it’s different than most efficient teams.

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    Opening music: Feudal by Damma Beatz courtesy of Epidemic Sound

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