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Passing to a Cutter in the half court is really one of the least focused on activities during training sessions. It is however, the most fundamental of techniques in generating and executing offense. Without the ability to pass to cutters every team’s offense would be slow, one dimensional and lack the ability to perform regularly.
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A player’s Shooting Technique will need to be refined for as long as they intend to be involved with the sport of basketball. For some players this process will be more of a challenge then it is for others. The challenge however will remain even for very proficient shooters as they continue to find and define that advantage in long-range or consistent shooting.
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Helping a player with their Jump Shot is always one of the more important roles a coach must perform in assisting in their player’s development. The jump shot of a player can be greatly improved with some simple coaching points of emphasis. However, to become a good shooter,
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The 6 on 4 Half Court/Full Court Drill is a fantastic drill for helping players defensively deal with problem solving on defence. The 6 on 4 Half Court/Full Court Drill places the defensive players in a situation where they are constantly outnumbered and have to rotate and match-up in a scrambling situation.
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Transition Offense is one of the phases a team cannot live without. Even teams with a strong half-court offense ethos still implement some sort of transition offense to help with the movement of the ball fast on the floor. Transition Tactics can be well planned and rehearsed,
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