CAMPS & CLINICS
Subscribe to our NewsletterThere are 2 Camps in 1
Camp 1: "REGULAR"
OPEN TO YOUNGER PLAYERS
8 Yrs to 12
Boys & Girls
Beginners & Intermediate Level
NO NATIONAL LEAGUE
Camp 2: "ELITE"
OPEN TO NBL PLAYERS and THOSE TRYING OUT to NBL TEAMS
12 - 18 Yrs
Boys & Girls
Intermediate & Advance Level
Venue:
CHENEY SCHOOL, CHANEY LANE, OXFORD, OX3 7QH
Times:
Regular Camp: 9.30am to 1pm 25, 26 & 27 July - 28th GAME SHOWCASE
Elite Camp: 1.30pm to 6pm 25, 26 & 27 July - 28th GAME SHOWCASE
Sunday 28th July: GAME SHOWCASE
Full Games to be played for Campers to display all they have learned over the week.
Parents, Friends & Family welcome.
Prices:
1-Day: £30 includes Camp TShirt
2-Days: £55 includes Camp TShirt
3-Days: £90 includes Camp Game Jersey & 2 x TShirt
4-Days: £115 includes Camp Game Jersey & 2 x TShirt - Showcase Game
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COACHES TALK ... WHAT DO COACHES LOOK IN NEW RECRUITS
U14 SPANISH CHAMPIONSHIP .. Wow !
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COACHES TALK ... THE KEY TO GOOD SHOT SELECTION
COACHES TALK ... WHY FREE THROWS ARE SO IMPORTANT
COACHES TALK ... HOW DO YOU GAIN CONFIDENCE?
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR SHOT AND BECOMING YOUR OWN BEST COACH
Becoming a better shooter takes self-discipline, hard work, and correct practice. Most of the time you will be practicing alone without a coach to help you. Learning to understand your own shot and become your own best coach will help you practice correctly and improve. Here are some tips to help you do this:
Have confidence in yourself. Always start with what you are doing well.
Ask yourself, "When I am shooting well, what am I doing?"
There is no wrong answer to this question. It simply gives an indication of your confidence level and what you know about your own shot.
If you respond with the answer "I just shoot," this may indicate that you have confidence and that you are not over thinking when you shoot.
If your answer is "When I'm shooting well, my hand is going straight toward the basket," then you have an idea of what you want to do when shooting.
Tell yourself, "I want to shoot with confidence and rhythm. I want to focus on the one mechanic that helps my shot the most. I want to learn to coach myself." Select two or three one-syllable key words that you associate with what you want to do.
Keep it simple. Too much thinking causes paralysis by analysis. Shooting should be smooth, free flowing, and rhythmical.
Your key words are short, concise, and positive. Say your words with confidence and rhythm from the start of your shot to the release of the ball.
Be positive. Eliminate thinking about the shot or shots that you missed. Negative thinking distracts you. It makes you tense. It causes you to lose your confidence. When you miss a shot, immediately correct it with a positive key word that you associate with making the shot. Visualize a good shot and always act as if you made it. Act like a shooter!
Strive to keep your confidence level high. Keep reminding yourself that you can and will achieve your goals. Motivate yourself to consistently do what it takes to reach your goals. Commit to daily, specific, measurable goal setting and correct practice. Commitment fosters confidence. Never think for one moment that you will have anything less than success.
Constantly tell yourself, "I am a shooter!"
Be enthusiastic, energized, and tenacious to inspire yourself to reach new heights. This will also inspire your team.
Above all, make it enjoyable! You become a better player when you have high spirits, a bright smile, and a sense of humor.
Coach Hal Wissel "The Shot Doctor"
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PANTHERS PREPARE FOR ENGLAND CALL
Since Nov 2010 Oxford HOOPS junior girls have been invited to represent Oxford in the Southern Region APC (Area Performance Centre). Unfortunately the APC is on the last Sunday of every month and Coaches have been too involved with other games and game preparation, leaving them unable to take the girls to APC in Southampton.
Finally in February Coach Marulanda took 6 girls to their first APC and they had a great time, as well as competing at every stage and did OXFORD HOOPS proud. APC Head Coach CJ Lee has been in close contact with HOOPS Head Coach Franky Marulanda ever since.
There are rumours that Coach CJ is talking to Coach Marulanda about coaching at the APC. We'll see what develops.
The girls: Sofie Nissen (13), Hannah Grieve (13), Emma Roby (14), Megan Gold-Blyth (14), Katie Fleming (14) and Sofia Marulanda (14).
This is a great advert for the BASKETBALL SCHOOL of EXCELLENCE (Oxford City), The Coaching Staff and of course St Gregory the Great School who have supported this initiative over the last 8 months. Without them, we would not have any girls potentially representing England next year.
Thank you all !
ENGLAND SCOUTS CALL UPON OXHOOPS JUNIORS
ENGLAND BASKETBALL RUMOURS ...
Oxford HOOPS has been informed that apparently ENGLAND SCOUTS have called upon 3 of our best Junior Players to try-out for England. "Although HOOPS does not currently have any teams in the National League, the way the Club seems to prepare players is paying off." Chairman Peter Egawhary
Amir Courkhalag, Louis Goodgame and Jordan Higgins have been requested to turn up for the try-outs in Birmingham later in the year. Some of our U15 girls will also be attending the Area Performance Centre in Southampton to see if they are able to make the trials too.
"These guys have been working on their game so hard for the last 12 months that it has shown. I moved them up to the Men League and even Louis is playing with Braves as starting 5. They have a lot more work to do, but just to be called upon is an honour. I am still awaiting firm confirmation of this before I celebrate for real." Coach Franky Marulanda
"We are still working on some of the younger ones as we believe we have a few more England candidates to follow, HOOPS has without doubt the best junior development programme around. The programme, together with the extra work offered by Player/Coaches like Amir Boucenna, Joe Wells and even NCAA Harvard Star Maxi Kenyi makes a huge difference to the overall development and basketball IQ for the juniors. I am so grateful and proud to have them with the Club." Coach Franky Marulanda
We will keep you informed.
SOUTH ENGLAND Basketball Trials ( U17 Girls) 2011
We are looking for TALL GIRLS and inspiring basketball talent in year 10/11 (Born in 1994 or later), they dont have to be majorly talented right now, as this may be a great experience for them.
Please see attached poster to put in your schools or clubs
WEBSITE: http://www.risingballers.com/southengland
I am happy to come to your school/club and speak with you if you have anymore questions.
or you can call or email
Emmanuel Davies on: 07732886265 / risingballers@googlemail.com
www.risingballers.com/southengland
Franky Marulanda on: 07827 331593 / coach.marulanda@gmail.com
The date for the South England U17 Girls Trials is 25 June 2011 at Woodlands Community College in Southampton @ 10am - 2pm.
Woodlands Community College
Minstead Avenue, Harefield
Southampton
SO18 5FW
This session is open to all players born in the U17 age group, years 1994 and after.
A selection of 12 players will be then made to attend the following Training Sessions:
9th July
23rd July
6th Aug
20th Aug
10th Sep
17th Sep
This leads up to our Regional Compettition in Nottingham on the 25th - 26th September
The cost of the Trial is £4
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17 Regional Tournaments
A player is eligible to play for a region, if he / she fulfils the following requirements:
Born in the Region.
Parental / Guardian home is in the Region.
School / College is in the Region.
Club is in the Region.
The player must have a British passport/ birth certificate or be in the process of applying for naturalisation as a British citizen (proof to be provided to England Basketball at least one month prior to tournament date).
I look forward to your reply
Thanks
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