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Basketball Training Aids, Videos & Equipment for Coaching & Player Skill Development.
This site is dedicated to basketball Coaches and players at all levels of play.
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Shooting Kit - Complete Set of Training Aids & Equipment
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Duke Basketball Series (Includes 3 DVDs - Team Defense, Transition Game, Championship Practices)
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Our Price: $44.95
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Our Price: $84.95
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The Kit includes the following complete set of training aids & Equipment:
A. 1 each Pure Shot - takes the off hand out of shooting...making you a pure one handed shooter.
B. 1 each Shooting T - insures teaching follow through...very important in basketball.
C. 1 each Shooting Glove - keeps ball off the palm and direct toward the fingers for better control.
D. 1 each Shooter - stops over action of the arm at 90 degrees and forces better wrist action.
E. 1 set Basketball Moves Cards - 118 instructional panels, illustrated in full color. Includes a section on each: Shooting, Dribbling, Passing, Offensive Moves, Rebounding, Defense and Rules. Features a 34-card section on home practice drills.
Junior or Senior sizes available for shooting glove.
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This video series is one of the highest ranked coaching videos ever and is an excellent coaching aid to assist in player skill development. Duke University's men's basketball program has been the model for success in Coach Mike Krzyzewski's 18 years at the helm. Under his direction the Blue Devils have won over 400 games, two NCAA Championships, and earned a berth in seven Final Fours. Now coaches everywhere can harness Coach K's strategies for team defense, the transition game, and successful practicing to make their teams better than ever.
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Pure Shot
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Our Price: $10.95
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PURE SHOT forces the player to control the ball with his shooting hand only. this helps to develop touch and follow through. The control of the ball with the shooting hand is developed because PURE SHOT eliminates the use of the off hand in the shot. Thumbing the ball with the off hand causes side-spin instead of backspin.
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