by Steve
(Minnesota)
Question: Hi, my name is Steve and I am a varsity girls basketball coach. I've been coaching for a relatively short period of time (7 years) but live and breath basketball. The issue I've had with many of the basketball coaching books I've read is that so many of them concentrate on a single team (as opposed to a whole program approach) and so many are written by authors that have huge talent pools with many talented athletes to choose from. I coach at a small school and, although I haven't won any major championships I have not had ANY talent to work with. We have made such major improvements in a program that has never been successful though. I have well over 150 pages of plays, thoughts, tried and true methods that maybe haven't led to "championships" but have brought a sense of excitement to a sport that has never had it before. Some have been borrowed and modified but many are my unique ideas. I want to write this as a book from the "normal" coach to all the other coaches that aren't blessed with a ton of natural ability in their system. Is this something that is worth pursuing? Like I said, I really already have all the information and I think it would appeal to the masses when it comes to high school basketball program building. I'm just on
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