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Joe Haefner
Do you want to know how an ordinary athlete playing high school freshman basketball transformed into a Gatorade Player of the Year, high school state champion, and college national champion? |
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Joe Haefner
This is a common mistake that I see in a lot of basketball shooting workouts. I know that it’s something… |
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Joe Haefner
As Don Kelbick mentions, a lot of shooters are hurt by the way that they practice. Why… |
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Joe Haefner
Here is a shooting drill that Coach Kelbick uses to start almost every workout with his players, especially with the NBA & professional players that he trained. The tips provided will help you develop a quicker release and increase your… |
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Joe Haefner
Don’t Create The “Elsa Shooter”
You’re going to learn how to create confident, aggressive players that will result in better shooting percentages, better offensive efficiency, and ultimately…
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Joe Haefner
Here is an “unorthodox” shooting drill from Basketball Decision Training Camp Director Chris Oliver. The person under the basket gives a cue to the offensive player. After each cue, the shooter… |
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Joe Haefner
The video below has a little tip that will fix “excessive” catapulters. Utilizing this tip will also improve rhythm, height of the release point, shooting arc, shooting range, and… |
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Joe Haefner
Here are three shooting drill progressions that Jim Huber and other instructors teach at the… |
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Joe Haefner
This is an inbounds play that Texas A&M has used this season to get their 2-guard a three-point look, coming off a double-stagger screen. This play also gives the passer the option of throwing the ball inside if 2 is not open… |
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Joe Haefner
One Motion Shooting is a technique that we really like because… It’s very simple to teach and learn. It’s very quick and efficient. It’s effective and can be used by any player (whether you’re an elite athlete or you struggle to touch the net). |
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