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Run to Win: The Mongoose System: Coaching Middle School & Youth Basketball
The Mongoose System is not only a possible way to coach middle school and youth basketball, but the optimum way to coach at this level! This book has been written to teach you how to coach the System to middle school and youth basketball teams. Other books on the System have been organized for college and high school level teams, and we wanted to provide the lessons we have happily learned to you for your kids at the middle school level. We have written this book for you. You picked this book up because no matter how much you already know about basketball, you know there is more to learn. If you are a parent or teacher just starting out in coaching, you have picked this up to begin to learn to coach. If you have already coached for 5 years, you may be looking for a new approach to the game. If you have coached 10 years or more, you know that the more you know about the game, the more there is to learn.
136 pages, Paperback
First published February 18, 2014
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About the author
Beau James Brock
1 book3 followersBeau practices as a Partner law with the firm of Brock & Palmintier If you need a strong advocate in your corner, call Beau at (225) 999-1100 or if it is an emergency, call his cell at (225) 252-6065.
Beau’s primary areas of practice include DWI, criminal defense, family law, ,environmental law, and personal injury. Previously, he was employed at LDEQ as a member of the Secretary’s Executive Staff from 2008-2011. From March 1999–Feb. 2008, he worked as Regional Criminal Enforcement Council for the Environmental Protection Agency, and provided in-house legal oversight to all Federal criminal investigations conducted in Louisiana by the EPA-Criminal Investigation Division. Prior to joining EPA, he served as an Assistant District Attorney for East Baton Rouge Parish from Oct. 1991 – March 1999 and was lead counsel on over 50 successful jury trials. His two criminal defense jury trials have both resulted in not guilty verdicts.
In 1988, he graduated from Louisiana State University and from the L.S.U. Law Center in 1991. He is a member of the Louisiana Bar Association, Aquinas League and is an Associate member of the Baton Rouge Association of Women Attorneys. Brock is a frequent lecturer on professionalism, criminal law and environmental law and policy issues.
In addition to recently publishing a book on coaching middle school & youth basketball, "Run to Win: The Mongoose System: Coaching Middle School & Youth Basketball," (available online directly from the publisher at lulu.com or from amazon.com), some of the articles and materials he has published include the following:
Andre Belanger, Beau James Brock, The Practice of Criminal Defense, Principles of Why We Fight, 257 Around the Bar 10 (September 2011); Getting to Know Some of Baton Rouge’s
Young Criminal Lawyers, 257 Around the Bar 20 (September 2011); Don’t Tread on Me! Greenhouse Gases Must Never Choke American Freedom, 3 Regent J.L. & Pub. Pol’y
139(Spring 2011); Leviathan Menacing the Gulf Coast: Catastrophic Consequences May Imperil the Rule of Law, 18 Buff. Envt'l. L.J. 131(Fall 2010); Modern American Supreme Court Judicial Methodology and Its Origins: A Critical Analysis of the Legal Thought of Roscoe Pound, 35 J. Legal Prof. 187 (Spring 2011); Beau James Brock, Peggy Hatch & Vladimir Alexander Appeaning. Ph.D., Protecting Our Most Vulnerable Communities: Louisiana Wastewater Infrastructure Recovery, 18 U. Balt. J. Envtl. L. 1 (Fall 2010); Hanousek v. United States: Social Engineering Encroaching on Individual Liberty, 245 Around the Bar 18 (May 2010); H. Leggett, B. Brock, The Moral Limits of Jurisdiction, 27 Environmental Forum 32 (May/June 2010); Iconography and the Polite Art of Saying Nice Doggie, The Bencher (July/August 2009, p. 10); A Profile of the District
Attorney’s Office, East Baton Rouge, LA, 36 The Prosecutor 42 (March/April 2002); Interview With A Prosecutor: Capitol Punishment Issues in the Capital City, 165 Around
the Bar 12 (March 2002); The Current State of Environmental Criminal Enforcement in Louisiana, An Insider’s View, 162 Around the Bar 14 (Dec. 2001); Professionalism Lost:
Where have you gone Atticus Finch? Our Nation turns its lonely eyes to you..., 156 Around the Bar 10 (April 2001); and Comment, Mr. Justice Antonin Scalia: A Renaissance of
Positivism and Predictability in Constitutional Adjudication, 51 La. L. Rev. 623 (1991).
Beau is divorced and was previously married for 23 years and has five children.
Beau’s primary areas of practice include DWI, criminal defense, family law, ,environmental law, and personal injury. Previously, he was employed at LDEQ as a member of the Secretary’s Executive Staff from 2008-2011. From March 1999–Feb. 2008, he worked as Regional Criminal Enforcement Council for the Environmental Protection Agency, and provided in-house legal oversight to all Federal criminal investigations conducted in Louisiana by the EPA-Criminal Investigation Division. Prior to joining EPA, he served as an Assistant District Attorney for East Baton Rouge Parish from Oct. 1991 – March 1999 and was lead counsel on over 50 successful jury trials. His two criminal defense jury trials have both resulted in not guilty verdicts.
In 1988, he graduated from Louisiana State University and from the L.S.U. Law Center in 1991. He is a member of the Louisiana Bar Association, Aquinas League and is an Associate member of the Baton Rouge Association of Women Attorneys. Brock is a frequent lecturer on professionalism, criminal law and environmental law and policy issues.
In addition to recently publishing a book on coaching middle school & youth basketball, "Run to Win: The Mongoose System: Coaching Middle School & Youth Basketball," (available online directly from the publisher at lulu.com or from amazon.com), some of the articles and materials he has published include the following:
Andre Belanger, Beau James Brock, The Practice of Criminal Defense, Principles of Why We Fight, 257 Around the Bar 10 (September 2011); Getting to Know Some of Baton Rouge’s
Young Criminal Lawyers, 257 Around the Bar 20 (September 2011); Don’t Tread on Me! Greenhouse Gases Must Never Choke American Freedom, 3 Regent J.L. & Pub. Pol’y
139(Spring 2011); Leviathan Menacing the Gulf Coast: Catastrophic Consequences May Imperil the Rule of Law, 18 Buff. Envt'l. L.J. 131(Fall 2010); Modern American Supreme Court Judicial Methodology and Its Origins: A Critical Analysis of the Legal Thought of Roscoe Pound, 35 J. Legal Prof. 187 (Spring 2011); Beau James Brock, Peggy Hatch & Vladimir Alexander Appeaning. Ph.D., Protecting Our Most Vulnerable Communities: Louisiana Wastewater Infrastructure Recovery, 18 U. Balt. J. Envtl. L. 1 (Fall 2010); Hanousek v. United States: Social Engineering Encroaching on Individual Liberty, 245 Around the Bar 18 (May 2010); H. Leggett, B. Brock, The Moral Limits of Jurisdiction, 27 Environmental Forum 32 (May/June 2010); Iconography and the Polite Art of Saying Nice Doggie, The Bencher (July/August 2009, p. 10); A Profile of the District
Attorney’s Office, East Baton Rouge, LA, 36 The Prosecutor 42 (March/April 2002); Interview With A Prosecutor: Capitol Punishment Issues in the Capital City, 165 Around
the Bar 12 (March 2002); The Current State of Environmental Criminal Enforcement in Louisiana, An Insider’s View, 162 Around the Bar 14 (Dec. 2001); Professionalism Lost:
Where have you gone Atticus Finch? Our Nation turns its lonely eyes to you..., 156 Around the Bar 10 (April 2001); and Comment, Mr. Justice Antonin Scalia: A Renaissance of
Positivism and Predictability in Constitutional Adjudication, 51 La. L. Rev. 623 (1991).
Beau is divorced and was previously married for 23 years and has five children.
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April 10, 2018
There are a lot of good basketball concepts in here but I fundamentally disagree with assigning youth players a position on the court as well as pressure defense at the youth (elementary) level.
April 6, 2014
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