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jennifer says:
12/27/2006 at 2:13:31 PM
thank you for all your info. i use it often coaching high school girls. thank you again.
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rafik youssef says:
12/28/2006 at 2:41:02 AM
hi
thank you for sending me this simple but great offense against zone . the Egyptian national team under 16y which i am the head coach will use it . hope to receive more from you
Dr . Rafik Youssef
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Laron Simmons says:
12/30/2006 at 10:31:20 AM
Dear: Breakthough Basketball
Hey my name is Laron Simmons. Thank you so so much for sending me these offense zone plays I will currently use it when our season start and thoughout our basketball season. Could you please send me some more offense zone plays and buzzer beater plays I can currently use it. You can send me it at my email address at Laronsherald@yahoo.com. Once again thank you an advance for this I will currently use it thoughout our basketball season.
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Connie O`Connie says:
1/10/2007 at 5:42:03 AM
dear joe and jeff thank u very much ftr ur newsletters. i am new to the coaching game and i find ur emails helpful and informative, i use ur drills all d time and there a great help. i was wondering if u could send me sum more plays for offensive zone, man and buzzer breakers in the simplest language possible so as not to confuse myself and my players! excellent thank you.
yours in sport
connie o`conner!
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Galuak Deng Gai says:
1/22/2007 at 5:28:58 AM
hey thank you for sending me this letter i appriated i think it's will work for me and the team thank you alot.
regards coach Galuak of New Stars basketball Association Inc.
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gregg says:
4/2/2007 at 6:16:36 PM
Is this a play my 6th graders can learn? Sounds too long to explain
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Joe Haefner says:
4/2/2007 at 8:07:03 PM
Hey Gregg,
That's a good question. I used this play with a 7th grade team, and it worked great. You just have to be patient and get them many repetitions. Explain everything very slowly and give them time. I don't think you could input this in one practice with younger kids. If you do not see zone defense very much, I wouldn't worry about it. A basic offense would be fine. But if you see a zone defense consistently, I would try it.
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Andrew S says:
4/19/2007 at 11:56:54 PM
I use this against both a zone and a man defence. Works very well each time. Also allows lots of options after the ball gets back to point. (look for a drive and dish to the 4 man as he comes back from the cut to waekside block) I also ask the 1 & 2 Man to cut and replace after passing the ball to keep the defence honest.
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Dondi Roque says:
10/6/2007 at 2:24:11 AM
thank you for this site. it is so much help. i use this simple plays for all the teams i coach.
please send me more plays to my email. hoping to hear from you soon!!!
...be quick but don't hurry...
Coach D
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Dondi Roque says:
10/6/2007 at 2:25:01 AM
thank you for this site. it is so much help. i use this simple plays for all the teams i coach.
please send me more plays to my email. hoping to hear from you soon!!!
...be quick but don't hurry...
Coach D
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shaniqua says:
11/3/2007 at 10:47:53 AM
oh my gosh this play is phenominal! i always make player 3 and 5 the best shooters! my team won the championship and if it werent for you we would have been down in the dust so i just wanna thank youa with allllllll my heart for being there for me all the time wen i need something to do for a play!
from yours truly
shaniqua
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Eric Trojanowicz says:
11/9/2007 at 9:21:54 AM
These are great plays that I am going to use. I have tryouts next week for freshman boys basketball and I was wondering if you can send me some drills to use during tryouts. Also, if you have some more out of bounds plays to send me that would be great also.
Thanks.
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Jeff Haefner says:
11/9/2007 at 9:36:08 AM
Hi Eric,
Visit this page for information about try out drills:
http://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/qa/q1504.html
If you don't have our Basketball Plays eBook yet, you'll find inbounds plays in there:
http://www.winningbasketballplays.com
Jeff
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Roberto Sepulveda says:
11/13/2007 at 4:49:16 PM
is very important to me new information each time about defense
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Coach H says:
11/21/2007 at 4:11:14 PM
My team is very young, 6th and 7th graders playing against 8th graders.I loves the plays, will try with them. This double zone seems real easy. I'm hoping they will catch on. Thank you again for the plays and tips.
coach H
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boonhian says:
1/28/2008 at 11:55:49 PM
my team tomo will have a tough tourament which is impt to us as it can bring us to top12 but the opponents team have a good center n 3pts shooter do i need to ply double team against the center??can help me?
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Joe (Co-founder of Breakthrough Basketball) says:
1/29/2008 at 9:36:17 AM
Hi Boonhian,
You may want to try denying the post by either 3/4 fronting the post or completely fronting the post.
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boonhian says:
1/29/2008 at 11:14:36 AM
dat mean i use 3/4 press but fronting the post arh? do u haf some tatical dig which i can see?
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pr.morina-kosovo says:
2/21/2008 at 6:35:00 PM
this is very good for zone .
thank you so much
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