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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Check out our new article called The Original Lebron James’ Scoring Mentality & The Act of Immediacy.
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We got this quote from our coaching friend Ken Sartini on the meaning of life. We thought it would be a good idea to share it: “To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of
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As I watched the end of the Kentucky – Mississippi State SEC Final game, my mind was flooded with thoughts. Not the least of which is how, in sports, we play the results rather than the action. We look at the outcome and the process in which we have arrived at that outcome becomes an
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Hi All, We’re super excited to announce our NEW DVD developed by Bob Bigelow – one of the world’s leading authorities on youth basketball and training youth coaches!! Bob is a former NBA player who has spent the last 20 years studying youth sports and youth basketball, and has given hundreds of clinics to youth
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Check out this new article with videos that shows a great drill to improve defensive quickness and also discusses the crossover step. Improving Defensive Quickness & Debunking The “Don’t Cross Your Feet” Myth
Check out this new drill used to improve ball handling against pressure and to beat the double-team. 1 on 2 Pressure Ballhandling Drill
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I’m currently reading Hard Work by Roy Williams which is a very good read by the way. When Roy Williams of North Carolina recruits players, he looks for talent and character. They can have talent, but no character and vice-versa. When Roy Williams was recruiting Marvin Williams, he recognized how talented he was. So next,
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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 are 6 new forum discussions. Ask questions and share your ideas and thoughts. Player Skill Evaluation Form Correct Shooting Arc How Often Should a 5th Grade Boys Team Practice? Smarter Passing Offensive Advice – New Coach Has Anybody Employed The Weave Offense
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