As you probably already know, the pick and roll has become more prevalent in today’s game of basketball. Here are some great pick and roll drills for kids to help teach this great offensive concept: http://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/drills/pick-and-roll-drills.html
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Here is our latest issue: Newsletter 54 It includes: – New Competitive Finishing Drill – 2 Day Special on Value Point System DVD – Wrapping Up Your Basketball Season: 15 Surefire Coaching Tips to Make Next Season More Successful Than Ever! – 7 Tips For Developing Offseason Workouts – And more
On Tuesday, March 13th, Oregon Tech defeated top-ranked Northwood University 63-46 to win the NAIA Division 2 national championship. Danny Miles who invented the Value Point System now holds the NAIA Division 2 record for most national championships. They also set a national championship game record for fewest points allowed. To read more about Miles’s
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Due to an overwhelming positive response to a couple of summer basketball camps that we hosted from parents, coaches, and players, we decided to expand and offer more basketball camps. Players will have the rare opportunity to work with professional player development coach Don Kelbick who trains players ranging from the NBA and all the
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This inspiring video about a 10 year old named Gabe Puthoff is so much more than basketball. As Jimmy V once said, every day you should laugh, think, and cry. Well, this video took care of all three for me! Take a look and let us know what you think. Another few things that I
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During the offseason, Don Kelbick was fortunate enough to train 2011 NBA Champion JJ Barea. JJ played a crucial role with the Dallas Mavericks as they won the 2011 NBA Championship. This year JJ is playing for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Here is a little flip phone video clip from their workout.
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Here is Newsletter 53 6 Baseline Out Of Bounds Plays From the Box Set New Double Ball Screen Play With Multiple Scoring Options Out of the A-Set Competitive Chair Rip Drill Used To Improve Footwork, Ball Handling, and Finishing at the Basket Do You Want A Pro Coach To Come To You – Host A
Coaching is teaching. New ideas, new thoughts, trying to find ways to improve your players is all a part of coaching. Coaching is also about control. Many coaches have become so involved with “my way or the highway,” that they miss the overall objective. The objective is to maximize the players’ ability, not to get
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Here is our basketball newsletter – issue 52: http://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/issue52.html Here are a few of the new articles: New Misdirection Play to Get Your Shooters and Post Players Wide Open Looks How Do You Handle Slow Players In The Back Of Your Zone Defense? Don Kelbick Helps Team USA Win Gold and Makes SportsCenter Top 10
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I was watching television the other day and two media types were debating how good a shooter a particular player is. They were debating range, statistics and were comparing him to other players. Some interesting points came out. So interesting that I think all players should understand them. What Is a Good Shooter? Before you
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