Great teams are made through many hours of hard work in the gym. I can tell about my experience last year playing basketball for Trinity Valley Community College, winning the NJCAA National tournament in 2004, being undefeated the whole season, 36-0. For all this happened wasn't an easy job. Let me tell you how this can be possible.
             Basketball coaches must a lot take time to prepare and plan their daily basketball practice and wise use of basketball drills. An effective basketball practice should be very structured, organized, educational, intense, and challenging. Including ball handling drills, passing drills, dribbling drills, shooting drills, team offensive and defensive drills, and conditioning drills. Basketball shooting, without a question, is the most important skill in basketball. Just like baseball is at its essence a battle between pitcher and hitter, basketball is basically about making baskets; everything else was afterward invented to help or prevent a player from scoring. These basketball shooting tips should be included in all basketball shooting drills. Movement, cutting, screening, wise shot selection, basketball team play, taking care of the ball, rebounding, and scoring are the key ingredients that make for a great motion offense. This basketball play is very hard to defend and produces great looks for our shooters. The pick-the-picker offensive screening action is awesome and very hard to defend.
             Basketball team goals are very powerful! Basketball team goals have the power to promote team unity, to create devotion to the program and to the coach, to improve the intensity and quality of practices, and to create the mind that the "team" is bigger than any one individual. Always be positive. Positive people can take on the world. Be committed to hard work. Hard work is not always fun, but it's the price you must pay to be more successful and to become a champion. Be nice; treat others the way you would like to ...