The Future of Coach Development Is Here
The new Basketball Australia Coach Development Framework gives coaches a modern, connected learning system that supports every level of coaching with practical, relevant, and game‑focused development.
The new Basketball Australia Coach Development Framework gives coaches a modern, connected learning system that supports every level of coaching with practical, relevant, and game‑focused development.
Following the success of the opening intake earlier this year, the second cohort will support 56 coaches from across the country, including 27 female coaches and 29 male coaches, as they undertake an eight-week mentoring journey.
Discover the recommended QMS learning modules for each coaching level — from Participation through to High Performance — and find the right starting point for your coaching development journey.
The 10th National Coaches Conference presented by Basketball Australia is inbound at the AIS from 1 – 2 June.
The Basketball Australia Coach Mentoring Program's first intake delivered meaningful professional growth and lasting connections, with coaches across all levels benefiting from tailored mentoring built on trust, reflection, and shared learning.
Unique opportunity to observe the Australian Boomers in action during a live training session.
Coaching development extends beyond sport-specific study — the most valuable insights come from observing human behaviour, communication, and environments in everyday life.
The new Basketball Australia National Coach Development Framework reframes coaching skills into clear, transferable capabilities, helping coaches articulate their real-world value beyond sport.
SAM reveals the gap between how coaches think they coach and what their data actually shows — and that gap is where growth happens.
Coaching is a continuous cycle of learning and teaching — you grow by staying a student, even as you become the example others follow.
Basketball Australia's 10th annual gathering of coaching minds, hosted at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra.
Connection on the court and in coach development is the hidden force that transforms good structure into great execution and good coaches into great ones.
Mentors and emerging coaches selected for Community Coach Mentoring Program
The rising Australian guard opens up on her pathway from the Centre of Excellence to the NCAA, and the lessons shaping better basketball environments for players and coaches alike.
Bringing a clearer, more flexible and nationally consistent approach to support coaches at every stage of their journey.
Basketball Australia’s refreshed Community Coach Mentoring Program delivers shorter, purpose-driven 6–8 week modules that help busy coaches think better, reflect deeper, and make smarter on‑court decisions through practical, mentor‑led learning.
Basketball Australia is enhancing coach development by integrating Coach Logic’s AI-powered SAM tool into its new framework, enabling scalable, evidence-based, and reflective learning directly from coaching practice.
The new Basketball Australia Coach Development Framework gives coaches a modern, connected learning system that supports every level of coaching with practical, relevant, and game‑focused development.
Real stories, real growth and real impact from a mentoring program changing the future of community coaching.
Adding defenders to shooting drills significantly improves skill transfer from practice to games by creating realistic pressure, forcing adaptability, and aligning training with actual performance demands.
The U16 Crocs head into the quarter finals unbeaten and in pursuit of a historic fourth U16 Asia Cup title.
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