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How to Play Better Basketball

A series of brochures that teaches basic skills for players.

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Description:	How To Play Better Basketball
	Basketball Parents, New Coaches and Self-Coached players discover playing skills that professional coaches teach their players.
Category:	Basketball\Training Tools
	How - Instruction - Defensive - Offensive Players - Defensive Players - Basketball - Turnovers - Passing - Dribbling - Shooting - On The Ball - On-The-Ball - Off The Ball - Off-The-Ball - Ball Carrier - Basket - Footwork - Stance - Defensive Stance - Foot Movement - Pivots - Pivot - Sideline - Denial - Ball Denial - Lane Denial - Drop Step - Retreat Step - Strong Side - Help Side - Low Post - Cut - Cutting - Flash Cut - Guard - Forward - Center - Wing - Weak Side - Picks - Screens - Fakes - Basketball Court

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Administrative Contact:
Fast, Louis
3501 ROUTE 42 STE 7A
TURNERSVILLE,, NJ 08012
US

Record created on: 17-Apr-1998.

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