Comments on: Rebounding Tips http://www.perfectpractice.net/basketball-drills/basketball-post-play/rebounding-tips/ Basketball Drills | Basketball Plays | Coaching Basketball Wed, 01 Feb 2012 02:54:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Coach Stinson http://www.perfectpractice.net/basketball-drills/basketball-post-play/rebounding-tips/#comment-3 Coach Stinson Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:54:38 +0000 http://www.perfectpractice.net/?p=237#comment-3 Good Point Coach, Another small point that just popped into my head is that, on weakside rebounds, the offensive player can look to pin the defender under the basket - in a way accepting the box out - since long shots usually mean long rebounds, for jumpshots, if the defender boxes out inside the paint, the weakside rebound will usually go over the defenders head Good Point Coach,

Another small point that just popped into my head is that, on weakside rebounds, the offensive player can look to pin the defender under the basket – in a way accepting the box out – since long shots usually mean long rebounds, for jumpshots, if the defender boxes out inside the paint, the weakside rebound will usually go over the defenders head

]]> By: Wim Cluytens http://www.perfectpractice.net/basketball-drills/basketball-post-play/rebounding-tips/#comment-2 Wim Cluytens Mon, 21 Jul 2008 05:31:15 +0000 http://www.perfectpractice.net/?p=237#comment-2 Offensive players who are constantly moving are difficult to box out. Don’t go to the offensive basket always in the same (straight) way. Even when boxed out you can ,with fast moves or fakes, come next to or in front of the defender. Offensive players who are constantly moving are difficult to box out.
Don’t go to the offensive basket always in the same (straight) way.
Even when boxed out you can ,with fast moves or fakes, come next to or in front of the defender.

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