JR HIBA

Jr HIBA “COACHES CORNERS” How to defend the “screen away” play. This one is CRITICAL for youth basketball teams… especially against a motion offense. How to defend down screens and back screens between posts and wings. Learn how to handle this common tactic (and avoid the common mistakes rookie coaches make!) How to stop dribble penetration cold in it’s tracks, without leaving post players open for easy drop-off passes.How to defend the baseline double screen and wing double screen. This is a common technique that great shooters use to get open for jump shots… popularized by guys like Reggie Miller and Ray Allen. You’ll see exactly how to shut down this dangerous play, even if your defenders are slow or small!How to defend the UCLA Cut. This is another common play that coaches at the youth and high school level love to use. You’ll learn the best way to “smash” this dangerous cut through the lane.The three best ways to defend the dribble hand off.How to defend the Screen on Screener play. This is one of the toughest tactics to stop, especially when you’re facing a point guard with great court vision. How to defend the post to post screen.How to defend the “small on big” cross screen. Do NOT switch on this play. We’ll show you what to do instead.How to provide help on a dominant post player, without leaving dangerous shooters open.How to defend back screens. Master this simple secret, and your team will never get caught on a “back door” ag

“Proof is in the Work” Elite Game Training A 6 week training program Intense High Level Training that will Focus on Player Development & Game-Specific Enhancement. IQ of the game -Moving without the ball -Shot Selection -Defense to Offense -High Level Player Skill Development!!

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We like to interduce Coach Jaz Norman as our New Director of our Girls basketball program!!!