Basketball Coaches eBook Encyclopedia of NBA, College, and High School

Basketball Coaching Encyclopedia - 600 Pages on Every Topic

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This is over 600 pages of different clinic presenters diagrammed and typed to present to you this ebook. It has some of the most well known coaches from the NBA, college, and high school showing what makes their teams successful. This covers the basics of practice drills, to team offense, defense, and individual improvement. There really is no other ebook like this one that includes everything from individual defense to triangle and two offenses.

Develop your coaching philosophy from over 120 different coaches showing you their special situation defenses and free throw break organization. All the different defenses are diagrammed with teaching tips as well as the most popular offenses from the dribble drive, to the Princeton, to the old Flex and Swing offenses. This really is the total package for basketball coaches and I am offering it cheap to help out other coaches learn from some of the veterans of the game.

This ebook is only $20 and you wont be able to read it in a month. It has a ton of sections, each divided by the particular coach and their specialty.

You Had to be Better Than You Have Ever Been

Until I read this article, I didn't realize just how great Hall of Famer Bobby Orr was.An eight-time first-team NHL All-Star, Orr was voted the league's best defensive player eight times.In 1969-70, "Orr became the only player to sweep the league's top awards — MVP, defenseman, playoff MVP and scoring title — and capped it off by scoring the Stanley Cup -- winning goal over St. Louis in overtime."Despite his dominance on the ice, "Orr bristled at the attentions of superstardom." According to this article, during the 1974-75 season, "he scored 46 goals but probably gave away a half dozen more by insisting that teammates had deflected the puck in."One of Orr's former teammates says that Orr "brought others with him; he wanted them involved."

"That's what made him so different: It felt like a five-player stampede moving toward you—and at his pace. He pushed his teammates, [because] you're playing with the best player in the league and he's giving you the puck and you just can't mess it up. You had to be better than you'd ever been."

This is the same quality that Michael Jordan had, Kobe Bryant has, and LeBron James is improving upon. Time will tell how developed LeBron's leadership is when they meet a challenge in this year's playoffs. Thus far they haven't broke a sweat whereas Kobe's Lakers had to survive a game 7 already and a tough come from behind win last night against Denver and their star Carmelo Anthony.

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