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Whether a student is on a basketball team or they want to try out for a
basketball team some day, this program is great. The program is broken up into
different categories. The categories include: dribbling, ball handling,
passing, shooting, defense, footwork, rebounding, team orientation, putting it
all together, and fitness. We have any where from 10 to 30 drills per
categories. Some of these drills you will obviously need a basketball hoop, but
other drills you can practice in your driveway, on your sidewalk, or even in a
parking lot. We also have an additional DVD just explaining the rules to
basketball. The basketball rules DVD can be purchases with the product if you
want it but it doesn’t come with the program if you don’t need it.
One of the really unique aspects our
Basketball program offers is the Team Orientation category. Most drills
obviously work just with the individual athlete, and basketball is obviously
not an individual sport but a team sport. Learning and working on team skills
might seem to be impossible if you don’t have a team to workout with but this
actually isn’t the case. We have created specific drills to help the individual
athlete begin to understand certain aspects of defensive pressure on and off
the ball. If you are on defense guarding your man or woman and they don’t have
the ball, you need to pay attention to both your person you are guarding and to
the other person who has the ball. If you only focus on the person you are
guarding but another person on their team has the ball and they don’t have any
one guarding them, they’ll score an easy lay-up. Being on a team means you
might have to guard someone else on top of guarding your opponent. We have
drills to start working on visually seeing the court and knowing where you need
to be depending on where the ball is. We don’t want to just give you some
drills that make you a great individual basketball player, but a great all
around team player as well.
Pre Order today and get $15.00 off the basketball program.
Launch date: September 14th, 2007
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