Shooting Off The Dribble – 30 Point Drill As mentioned in the video, this is a great drill that helps you improve your shooting off the dribble. And you practice shooting free throws while…
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The Serbian misdirection pick and roll play – Score on a backdoor cut too This pick and roll play was used by Serbia in the gold medal game against the U.S.A. It uses some misdirection on the initial ball screen and some backdoor…
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Utilize “The Buzz” 2-3 Half Court Trapping Defense to Force Turnovers and Tempo This 2-3 half court trapping system has very simple rules and allows players to be aggressive and force turnovers while also forcing tempo. I have found…
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Here is the latest copy of our newsletter: http://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/issue58.html The newsletter includes: Ray Allen Shooting Drill – Video Competitive One on One Fast Break Drills – 1v1 Attack New Double Ball Screen Play With Multiple Scoring Options From Bill Self’s Kansas Jayhawks 6 Zone Defense Tips Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camps – Attack and Counter
Here is our latest issue of the newsletter: http://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/issue57.html Here are the new articles: How To Have A Great Basketball Camp Experience New Competitive Defense Drill To Improve Lateral Speed, Quickness, and Technique New Transition Play To Get You Easy Buckets Immediately After The Fast Break 6 Tips For Hosting A Successful Camp
We recently released Newsletter 45 Here are some of the new articles: 2 Simple Baseline Out Of Bounds Plays For All Occasions Can Cross Country Hurt Your Game? The Biggest Problem In Youth Sports How Does Crowd Noise Affect Your Team? An Interesting Solution…
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One year I coached two teams, a 7th & 8th grade team (12 to 14 year olds) and a Fresh/Soph team (14 to 16 year olds). Besides, being a VERY busy year, it was also an extremely educational year from a coaching standpoint. I was frustrated from the year before when I coached 6th graders,
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