Drive – recover – drive hard to the basketball goal

September 20th, 2011

In so many sports, including basketball, the ability to change direction and really drive earmarks a great player. You hear comments like, “He was all over me – no matter where I turned, he was there!”

Hard driving in both offensive and defensive plays can make the difference between winning and losing.

You like to be… Continue reading

Be ready to score points on the basketball hoop in your home court with a good overall drill

September 15th, 2011

An NBA basketball game is set at 4 quarters – 12 minutes each for a total of 48 minutes of game time. We all know that with timeouts and half time that it lasts much longer, but the actual regular playing time is 48 minutes.

Think about that – 48 minutes of striving to reach the basketball goal and make some points – requires a lot of… Continue reading

Swing and Sit on the Basketball Court – Power and Rhythm Means Scoring

May 31st, 2011

In my last post, I talked about the fundamentals of the Cocked and Flexed Shooting Position in perimeter shooting.

All the steps were there – and the demonstration video, too. The last thing I talked about was that one smooth rhythmic motion and that’s what we need to talk more about.

You really need to prefect one more thing: it’s called Swing and Sit. It’s the… Continue reading

Develop leg strength on a basketball goal system at home

April 24th, 2011

Let’s talk about legs. Of course, with all the action on a basketball court, leg strength and endurance is important – but let’s focus on using legs for jumping.

Do you get as amazed as me at the jumping – no, the springing, abilities that basketball athletes possess today? It is truly an awe-inspiring moment when you see Blake… Continue reading