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Defense

Alan Stein

Dorian Lee takes you through over 35 Explosive Finishing Moves in this video. If you want to finish around the basket with a variety of shots, then Dorian will teach you just that. Once you break the defense down you need to be able to seal the deal and put the ball in the basket. With ESPN style breakdown of the moves you will see all the footwork needed to beat your own man and any help defenders and still score.

Dorian sets the tone for the most complete finishing video of all time. 40 + finishes from ever angle and for every situation. Plus, Dorian has added some serious hangtime secrets.....Shhhhhhhhh! Dorian starts each finish from a basic triple threat position and will discuss practicing pump fakes, jab fakes, or any combination that you want to start the move without putting too much emphasis on the start. This is ALL about the finish!

Basketball is a game where you use your feet to get into a position to use your hands. Understanding that is an important key to success for any basketball player. If your feet don't work it won't matter what you can do with your hands. Pivotology: Ultimate Footwork Drills for Basketball Players will take your game to another level by developing the footwork necessary to allow you to use all the other skills of your game you have developed. This video is for any level of player and the sooner you start teaching your players great footwork the better. Another major part of this video is offensive post moves. If you are a mid-post or post player, Michael Kennedy breaks down the moves you need to become an offensive force in the low post.

Ganon covers the mechanics of shooting the basketball. If you use good form shooting will be easier and you won't  have to shoot as many shots. Ganon covers where to hold the basketball,  where to look when shooting the ball, how to position your body and  proper release and follow through.

This video will show you how to really practice  your shooting so that it transfers to games. Most players just go out and go half speed, shoot a few shots, and think they are working out.  Take the drills from this video and in just an hour a day, you will have  a tremendous shooting workout that will actually make you better in  games.

Ganon  shows the Preps how to break down their shot to develop perfect form.  With Ganon's unique drills, he'll teach you how to properly warm up and  work on your shooting form. Many of these drills can even be done  without a basketball hoop so you can work on your shooting form when  all you have is a basketball!

The Handle the Rock Intermediate Dribbling Drills workout video features 3 real-time basketball dribbling workouts. Each workout lasts around 24 minutes so you just follow right along with the video and get your dribbling workout in each day. The dribbling drills in the video feature one ball, two ball, tennis ball, and moving drills. Jason along with the demonstrators are highly skilled and feature boys and girls so this video is for everyone! 

For beginning coaches and players
Teach the fundamentals correctly from the beginning
Multiple camera angles, on screen graphics, & exciting presentation
Easy to follow instruction
Top Ten Youth Coaching Tips

You've just volunteered to coach your child's youth basketball team. What do you do now? How are you going to run a practice? How are you going to teach the players the fundamentals of the game? How will you make your players better?

Many parents who choose to coach a youth basketball team just wing it and use the knowledge they have gained from playing many years ago. This method usually shortchanges the players, even if the parent is well meaning. Many parents won't volunteer to coach their child's team because they cringe at the thought of dealing with a group of young children. A blueprint to coaching the fundamentals is necessary to being a good youth coach and having a successful season.

Even if you have limited basketball experience you now can coach your youth basketball team like a pro. Here's the secret to being a great youth coach - "Just focus on teaching the fundamentals." If you teach the kids how to dribble, pass, shoot, catch the ball, and play defense, you'll be successful. You aren't going to have to get out the coaching board and start drawing up Xs and Os on the sideline very often, because pretty much 6th grade and under, youth players will struggle with any basketball concept if they can't execute the basic fundamentals.

Beginning Basketball will help you teach the fundamentals correctly and give you the blueprint to having a successful season.