How to be a great passer

Posted on May 6, 2011 by Coach Steve

Even if I would like to say otherwise, scorers get all the attention. If you wanna get to the next level, you will have to prove you can put the ball in the basket. Here is how you do just that.

Become an efficient

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Do the math. If you play 15 minutes, you can get 4 fast break points, 4 second-chance points, 1 three pointer, 1 lay up in traffic, 3 free throws, and 1 pull up = 18 pts. This is only an example (DO NOT PLAY FOR STATS, PLAY TO WIN).

Try these techniques, and let me know it worked for you,

Coach Steve

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New off-season workout program

Posted on May 2, 2011 by Coach Steve

Hello guys,

Youth basketball drills program

New program released today

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Shooting: How to develop a great shot

Posted on May 2, 2011 by Coach Steve

Shooting is arguably the most important offensive skill a Basketball can have. If you can’t shoot, you will have a tough time as a basketball player. Here are a few principles you need to keep in mind when you work on your shot. Youth basketball drills, shooting

1.    The power comes from

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I hope you will use these tips. There are great shooting drills that should help you work on your shot!

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Skills – if you have this skill, no one will be able to guard you!

Posted on April 29, 2011 by Coach Steve

If you want to get points and more wins this season, you need to become an all-around player.

One super simple way to do this is

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I think you understand the concept now! I takes a bit of patience and courage, but it’s worth it

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Every shot counts

Posted on April 25, 2011 by Coach Steve

Every shot countsYou shouldn’t be shooting just for the sake of it. Each shot should be your best technical shot. Don’t focus on your points, but on how hard you play, points will come. Look at Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan, even if they are off balance they will ALWAYS maintain their follow-through.

 

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Be an all-around player

Posted on April 25, 2011 by Coach Steve

Become comfortable playing any position. Develop perimeter and post skills so that you will be able to play in any system and for any coach. Besides, during an off-night, you will have many assets to fall back on. Make sure you listen when your coach explains a skill or a play to someone who does not play your position.

 

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