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E-BOOK
BASKETBALL SHOOTING
E-BOOK
Introductory Offer
"The
'Mental Key'
To High
Percentage
Basketball Shooting"
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THE ZONE = a state-of-mind allowing your brain/body to run on instinct.
Is your concentration perfectly focused? Can any person be perfectly focused? 100% perfectly focused? 100% of the time? Of course not. But IF your concentration could be perfectly focused, 100% perfectly focused, 100% of the time; THEN 100% of the time, when using this MENTAL KEY TO BASKETBALL SHOOTING your shot would drop through the hoop.
HOWEVER, during a game or even in practice there are literally hundreds, even thousands, of distractions. The greater your degree of focus the fewer distractions you have to deal with, therefore YOUR SHOOTING PERCENTAGE IS TOTALLY DEPENDENT ON YOUR ABILITY TO FOCUS. I repeat YOUR SHOOTING PERCENTAGE IS TOTALLY DEPENDENT ON YOUR ABILITY TO FOCUS. You've already learned in this eBook how to focus, when to focus, and where to focus.
Passing through a doorway into 'THE ZONE' is what’s really happening when you can, and do, focus. Your focus is a g-a-p-i-n-g portal into 'THE ZONE.' Now the question is, how do you know when and if you’re in 'THE ZONE?' Here’s one of Michael Jordan’s in 'THE ZONE' descriptions:
“Suddenly all is quiet. The other nine players? They're all moving in slow motion! I'm at normal speed! I know where everyone’s going even before they know themselves. The basket is huge, maybe six feet across! How can I miss? It's like throwing a rock into a pond.”
However, even Michael Jordan did not enter 'THE ZONE' at will! He would suddenly drop into 'THE ZONE' by accident .....
This eBook, "THE 'MENTAL KEY' TO HIGH PERCENTAGE BASKETBALL SHOOTING" completely, and precisely, teaches you to enter 'THE ZONE' at will and remain in 'THE ZONE' for an entire game and/or practice with an easy to learn and easy to understand approach.
ORDER: "The 'Mental Key' To High Percentage Basketball Shooting"
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BASKETBALL DRIBBLING - PERIPHERAL VISION
 Below are pet dribbling peeves from a basketball coaching point of view. On this page is a peripheral vision / dribbling exercise.
- Dribbling too much in a half court offense takes the rest of your team out of the basketball game. Your team becomes easier to defend because the game is moving so slowly.
- Basketball players dribbling the basketball too high allow the basketball to easily be swatted away.
- Basketball players in the paint should be catching and, before the defense has time to react, shooting the basketball. Instead many of these players are in the paint catching, then dribbling, then shooting the basketball. This allows the defense to catch-up to the play and contest the shot.
All that being said, basketball dribbling is a huge part of a basketball game and all basketball players should be able to dribble the basketball as easily with one hand as the other, there are no excuses for being a poor dribbler. My favorite dribbling tips involves peripheral vision basketball training exercises using 2 basketballs: Dribble both basketballs simultaneously, one basketball being dribbled by each hand, walking from one end of the court to the other and back again, etc.
As you're dribbling these basketballs, rotate your head from side to side, with your eyeballs locked looking straight out, when you're doing this properly it appears as if the gym is swinging back and forth. If your vision is blurring you're rotating your head too quickly. When you believe you're getting good at this basketball dribbling technique, and you'll know it when you're not stumbling around anymore, pick up the pace. Eventually you'll be running flat out with your head swiveling wildly on your shoulders. Remember, to swivel your head only as fast as your vision is clear and not blurred.
When you become proficient with this basketball dribbling technique, then set yourself up an obstacle course to dribble through and continue raising the level of difficulty of your obstacle course. This peripheral vision / basketball dribbling tip not only makes you a better dribbler, in quick order I might add, it simutaneously teaches you how to see the entire court, which in turn allows you to know where everyone is on the court at all times. Knowing where everyone is all the time, good court vision, made Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, and Michael Jordan appear to have eyes in the back of their heads.
The Following Books Are Recommended Reading For All Coaches and Players (you can find them in your library):
Beginner Players / Coaches:
Baffled Parents Guide to Great Basketball Drills by Jim Garland
Basketball Skills and Drills by Krouse, Meyer, Meyer
Teach'In Basketball by Bob Swope
Coaching Youth Basketball by American Sports Education
Drills and Skills For Youth Basketball byGrainer, Rains
All Players / Coaches:
Basketball Handbbook by, Lee H. Rose
Coaching HighSchool Basketball by Bill Kuchar
Basketball Steps to Success by Hal Wissel
Basketball Tip-Ins by Nick Sortal
WBCA's Defensive Basketball Drills by Women's Basketball Coaching Association
WBCA's Offensive Basketball Drills by Women's Basketball Coaching Association
Becoming A Basketball Player by Hal Wissel
Attacking Zone Defenses by Kresse, Jablonski
101 Offensive Basketball Drills by Karl, Stotts, Johnson
101 Defensive Basketball Drills by Karl, Stotts, Johnson
101 Rebounding Basketball Drills by Karl, Stotts, Johnson
Coaching Fast Break Basketball by Ellis
Zone Offenses For Mens and Womens Basketball by Harkins, Krause
All Purpose Offenses For Mens and Womens Basketball by Harkins, Krause
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