Recently, I received an interesting email about Dave Hopla’s shooting form. It was in response to listing Dave as one of the shooting experts that we interviewed in our new Basketball Shooting Guide. The email stated that Dave Hopla did NOT have great shooting form in the picture that was displayed on our site (you can see the actual picture on […]
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After 3 rewrites, over 1000 hours of research, 6 interviews with shooting experts, and tons of hard work… We have FINALLY released the NEW Breakthrough Basketball Shooting System and Step by Step Guide!! In this brand new system COACHES will discover… How to improve your entire teams shooting percentage. 55 new basketball shooting drills. 8 super
I had the opportunity to work out with Joe Johnson, NBA All-Star of the Hawks. He was in Miami for a quick vacation. This was what his schedule looked like. Thursday 3 pm – arrive Miami 5 pm – strength training 6:15 – speed and agility training Friday 10 am – strength training 12:00 –
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I picked up something interesting while watching the USA Basketball Road To Redemption TV series. (If you’re not watching it, the program is really good. It’s on NBA TV and also the web link above.) In China, basketball isn’t viewed as a sport that you wanted to gain glory in. Instead basketball is more of
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View this video on leadership from walkthetalk.com : Leadership Video. It has some great stuff. Here is my favorite quote from the video: “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” – John Quincy Adams It doesn’t matter if you are a coach or a
Recently, Josh Childress bolted from the NBA to play in Europe for a more lucrative deal. What really caught my eye when I was reading about this, was this quote: “I assumed that I’d have to go average 20, 22 points a game here,” he explains. “But the Euroleague MVP most years averages like 12
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Here is another email conversation with Don Kelbick & an aspiring women’s college coach. These tips are extremely useful to anybody trying to become a college basketball coach. Question: I am in the military. When I get out I want to coach women college basketball. I wonder what I need to do to get prepared, what
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Don Kelbick recently answered a question about offense from one of our email subscribers. It has some great information about utilizing post players and shooters within your offense. Here it is: Question: I have one good shooter and two good post players. I need an offense for my team. Anything would help out would be
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In our Man to Man Defense System, we discuss situations and options when playing with the lead at the end of the game. One of the options we discuss is to overplay the outside shot and force the players to dribble penetrate when you are winning by 3 points with minimal time remaining. When doing
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Rebounding is one of the most important, yet underrated skills in basketball. Of all the uncertainties that exist in basketball, the one constant is there will be missed shots. Whether a team shoots well or shoots poorly, often the winning or losing team is determined by what happens to the shots that are missed. The
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