Wheelchair Basketball Learning Hub
Wheelchair Basketball Canada is proud to offer a comprehensive suite of in-house e-learning resources designed to enhance technical knowledge and foster greater involvement in the sport, both across the country and beyond. Our educational resources are accessible to everyone, encouraging individuals to learn, play and share—anywhere.
Wheelchair Basketball Canada acknowledges the Government of Canada for its generous support of the Learning Hub.
Table Officials are the technical sounding board during a wheelchair basketball game.
To learn about the roles and responsibilities at the table, complete the Table Official Modules below!
Wheelchair basketball relies on a unique classification system to uphold fair play and competitive integrity on the court.
Advance your knowledge of classification by completing the modules available below!
For new and experienced coaches alike, WBC’s Coaching Toolbox is your ultimate resource for success.
Click below to access WBC's resource library and elevate your coaching game with ease!
WBC's Officials Webinars aim to support referee development at all levels.
Learn key aspects and best practices for officiating wheelchair basketball through the Officials Webinars below!
Table Official Modules
Table Officials play a vital role in ensuring smooth and fair game execution by managing the score sheet, game clock, shot clock, and recording statistics. A strong understanding of gameplay and the responsibilities at the table is essential for success in this position.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned official, our e-learning modules provide accessible, easy-to-follow resources tailored to all levels of learning!
Wheelchair Basketball Canada gratefully acknowledges Sebastien Gauthier, Sergio Giordano and Tayler O'Shaughnessy for their insight and dedication in bringing this project to completion.
Classification Modules
Wheelchair Basketball is an inclusive sport played by athletes of widely differing functional capabilities. To ensure fair and equitable competition on the court, the sport utilizes a classification system that evaluates athletes' physical abilities and assigns them a point value ranging from 1.0-4.5.
These modules provide a comprehensive introduction to the principles and processes of classification, highlighting its role in athlete development and fostering inclusivity in the game.
NCCP coaches will earn 1 PD point per module.
Athlete Classification Module 2: Class 1.0 & 1.5
Athlete Classification Module 3: Class 2.0 & 2.5
Athlete Classification Module 4: Class 3.0 & 3.5
Athlete Classification Module 5: Class 4.0 & 4.5
Athlete Classification Module 7: Athletes with upper extremity impairments
Wheelchair Basketball Canada sincerely thanks Karen Ferguson, Anne Lachance and Alison Williams for advising and crafting this series of Classification Modules. We also extend our gratitude to the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation and the National Wheelchair Basketball Association for their assistance.
Coaching Toolbox
The Coaching Toolbox provides an inventory of easy-to-follow, adaptable skills and drills that make practice planning simple and efficient.
Explore a collection of PDF guides and instructional videos focusing on essential skills, techniques and drills designed to enhance player performance and teamwork.
General
Movement Skills
Shooting Progression
Shooting Activites
Shooting Games
Wheelchair Basketball Canada acknowledges the contributions of Tim Frick, Taylor O'Shaughnessy, Nic Palmer and Emma Shimizu, whose expertise and experience were instrumental during this process. A special thank you to the Ontario Junior Provincial Team and OCWSA for their participation. Lastly, a big shout out to Lenz Films and the Soloway Jewish Community Center for supporting this vision!
