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In this video, we will talk about both of those things, and how to become a smart and more effective rebounder, both individually and as a team. Winning at a high-level is dependent on this being done well.
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Views : 3,696
Genre: Sports
Date of upload: Aug 22, 2023 ^^
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I learned from coach mike of bball breakdown that it is better to go and track the trajectory of the ball and get in position after a shot rather than to look for your man and box out then track the ball to get rebounds
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@jamesflavin7510
5 months ago
I consider myself somewhat of specialist on boxing out, and I agree 100% with this video. I was the starting center on my JV basketball team my freshman year, but never grew after that. Boxing out bigger and stronger players was the only way to make up for my lack in hight. Now that I'm coaching, I find it's actually harder to teach the tallest players boxing out because they're so used to just standing there and letting the rebound fall in their hands.
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