How Ball Handlers Can Gain An Instant Advantage On The Defense Do you want to be able to explode by the defense at will? These 2 dribble moves will help you blow by the defense more often. If you’re already quick, perfect these moves and they will make you nearly…Click Here To Read More
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Improve Your Shooting And Conditiong With The Game-Like Sideline Sprint Drill This drill will help you improve your shooting, moving without the ball, and conditioning. It’s a great drill to add to any workout or practice…Click Here To Watch Video and Read More
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Here is a funny video Nike put out on the over-dribbler. You definitely don’t want to be this guy. There is a big difference between dribblers and ball handlers. Dribblers stagnate the offense and make it easy for the defense. Dribblers are more concerned with their dribbling rather than finding the open guy. Dribblers turn
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Check out this article on social media. It brings up some very good points about the use of social media and how it could affect players and their future. This is a great read for players, parents, and coaches. http://www.basketballforcoaches.com/social-media/
The Drillz and Skillz/Breakthrough Basketball “Atack and Counter” Skills Clinic held in Libertyville, Il (40 minutes outside of Chicago) is history and was a great success.
Here is another guest blog by our coaching friend Bud Leonard. You will often hear stories of “student athletes” on the radio or TV. There are many stories written about “student athletes” in the newspaper and in magazines such as Sports Illustrated. You may even hear stories about “student athletes” in everyday conversation. There is
Many players will spend 10 to 20 minutes or even more on stationary ball handling during practice or a skill session. I see players do it in the gym and I see it on players’ workouts on the message boards on the web. Not to mention, I would spend almost 10 minutes on this every
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This was passed on to us by a coaching friend, Bud Leonard. Respect. This is a topic I have spoken on at many camps and to quite a few young basketball players across the province. I feel that it is the basis of a good understanding and attitude toward the game of basketball. Respect is
Here is another guest post from our friend Coach Ken Sartini. This is a response from one of his former players about his favorite things playing for Coach Sars. Playing against 6 defenders. Defense footwork drills. These built endurance and desire to play D! Working on running our fastbreak lanes. Help side defense. Learning how
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Here is another guest blog post by our coaching friend, Bud Leonard. The game is on. You are working hard. The crowd is on their feet cheering. The basketball pops loose and is headed out of bounds. You sprint to the ball and leap to catch it. As you fly through the air with the
