By
Joe Haefner
If you don’t properly defend the ball screen, the opposing team will get unlimited high-percentage shots via dribble penetration, the screener rolling to the basket, and passing out to open shooters if the defense collapses. If you don’t defend this situation properly, one little play can destroy your … |
By
Joe Haefner
I’m sure many of you are strapped for time. You want to improve in all areas of life, but it’s nearly impossible because you don’t have one extra minute to sacrifice. You need rest and relaxation time. And you might have a family that needs your … |
By
Joe Haefner
In order to stop the ball and deny dribble penetration, you must begin with a good stance. If you don’t have a good stance, you won’t have a good defensive slide, and you’ll constantly be out of position and off-balance. This will enable the offense to score on you at will. EVERYTHING begins with a good defensive stance! … |
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Joe Haefner
He called me a what? It’s a question I asked myself many times during the five years I worked as a high school and college basketball referee. It’s also a… |
By
Joe Haefner
Here is a video compilation of the “Dead Leg Move”. The video shows Stephen Curry and James Harden using the move. It’s a very effective move to… |
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Joe Haefner
This is an intense and competitive drill that teaches players how to seal, improve angles, and watch the player… |
By
Joe Haefner
Check out this new stats analytics article by Brian Sass… It will show you how to use shot charts to encourage players to take better shots and improve your scoring. It even works at the youth level. |
By
Joe Haefner
Ray Allen, Steph Curry, and all great shooters have routines. I believe the following shooting routine will help you develop into a great shooter or make you an even better shooter. It… |
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