Basketball - The 2-3 Trap Defense for Younger Players

Use this basic trap defense (for younger only) to introduce the younger players to their first trap defense.

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Lebanon

Presentation of Lebanon's team. 2010 FIBA World Championship, Turkey.

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Basketball - 2 Ball Dribbling using Alternating Dribble

Once your players are comfortable with the basic down / up 2-ball dribbling, teach them to alternate their dribble (a little harder to learn).

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From 8th Man to College Player

http://www.ganonbakerbasketball.com/ - Ganon Baker Basketball skill development trainer, Micah Lancaster, helps take a 8th man high school player to the college level. To be trained by Micah Lancaster, a Ganon Baker Group Member, and of course, Ganon Baker, contact Steph Wood: Steph@GanonBakerBasketball.com

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LeBron James - Six Tips #23

Need a little guidance on basketball, life and pleated pants? LeBron James has some advice.

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The Leap: Deron Williams

In Chapter 1 from earlier this year, Utah Jazz All-Star point guard Deron Williams talks about his goals for the 2009-2010 season.

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Kobe Gets Lessons from Hakeem Olajuwon

In an effort to take his game to the next level over the summer, Lakers guard Kobe Bryant(notes) solicited help from of one of the greatest players of all time — and personal favorite — Hakeem Olajuwon.
A week before training camp in September, the master of "The Dream Shake" gave Bryant a two-hour lesson on everything from head fakes and ball fakes to spin moves and jab steps. And judging by the looks of Kobe's moves during Wednesday's win over the Rockets, the star pupil was paying close attention in class.
Jeff Eisenberg of The Press-Enterprise:
Each time he backed down Houston's Shane Battier(notes) in the post and then deftly spun around him for a layup Wednesday night, Bryant jogged up court staring into the same pocket of fans seated courtside across from the scorer's table.
The man who met his gaze knew exactly the message Bryant was trying to convey.
"He looked at me to confirm, 'I'm using what you taught me,'" Olajuwon said. "That was the greatest gift for me. It was wonderful."
Here's something to think about (courtesy of SLAM): After 14 successful years in the league, Kobe can — and still wants to — learn from The Dream, yet Andrew Bynum is done with Kareem Abdul Jabbar after just a few injury-plagued seasons. File under reason number 6,947 why Kobe Bryant is a beast.

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2010 FIBA U17 World Championship Men teaser

2010 FIBA U17 World Championship Men, Hamburg, Germany

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Bob Elphinston during the IF Forum in Lausanne

interview with Bob Elphinston during the IF Forum in Lausanne

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Derrick Rose & KG: Lesson in Style

Derrick Rose and KG talk sneaker style and all the different ways to rock em off court.

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