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Ed Schilling Mandatory Moves

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Mandatory Moves is a basketball offensive skill development DVD that stands out from the crowd and promises to be one of the most used resources in coaching libraries everywhere.

Allow me to explain. Some of coaching's great minds have repeated the following sentiments over and over again: "Basketball is over-coached and under-taught". It's a theme you hear echoed at every level of the game. Yet, it continues to be a problem. Why? It's as simple as this:

During a busy basketball season, finding time for player development can seem almost impossible.

It's easy for us to get caught up in our X's and O's and spend all our practice time going through our schemes, frantically trying to prepare for the next game. Plus, skill development can be difficult to teach... so some coaches ignore it. But the bottom line is if you don't develop your players, it really won't matter what you run.

*Ignore player development altogether, and eventually you'll get to a point where other teams and players are passing you by.

What's the best solution? If you can't make more time, you've got to make the most of your time. You've got to know what to teach and how to teach it.

If I had to name one resource for teaching offensive basketball to both players and coaches, my first, second, and third choices would be Ed Schilling's 'Mandatory Moves'. Period!

Mandatory Moves breaks down "must-have" scoring skills for every level of play making them simple for players to understand and for coaches to teach.

Here's What's Included:

1. 4 simple but highly effective post moves thay can be used by players at every position.

2. 4 highly effective short corner moves. All coaches look to get the ball into the short corner, especially against zones. But very few teach what to do when it gets there.

3. 4 stationary perimeter moves. This set of 4 basic moves from the triple threat position will make any player a scoring threat.

4. 3 simple but highly effective dribble attack moves.

5. 7 finishing moves, because, as Coach says, "It's not enough to make the play. You've got to finish it".

What Can Mandatory Moves Do For You And Your Program?

Watch one of the game's great teachers as he 'does his thing". This is an absolute gold mine that you can use in your teaching.

You will learn a definitive list of offensive moves that you can confidently and effectively teach to your players.

This video was made with one audience in mind...you!

Have You Ever Listened To A Bad Comic and Realized He's Saying The Same Things As The Funny One You Listened To Earlier? The Difference is In The Delivery. Ed Schilling's Coaching "Delivery" Is As Much A Part Of The Product As Anything Else. Learn From It And Use It With Your Team.

And much, much more!

Here's What Some Of The Game's Great Coaches Say...

Ed Schilling is one of the best teachers in the game of basketball. His ability to make players improved is the best that I have seen". - Coach John Calipari, University of Memphis You probably know of John Calipari. He coached UMass to the national title game with Marcus Camby. He coached in the NBA with the New Jersey Nets. He Currently coaches at the University of Memphis, where he guided the Tigers to the 2008 NCAA title game. What you might not know is that Coach Calipari values Ed Shilling's teaching and coaching ability so much that he asked for Schilling to join him at every stop.

"One of the greatest needs in the game of basketball today is skill development. Ed Schilling has the proven ability to make players better. He is special!" - Coach Larry Brown, NBA Hall of Fame coach

Okay... it would be pretty difficult for anybody to come up with a better recommendations than one from John Calipari and another from Larry Brown. Still, maybe you're thinking, "What does this have to do with me? I'm a sixth-grade coach"....

Gotcha Covered...

"Ed's approach is both friendly and demanding. My son's skills improved almost immediately. Where else are you going to find collegiate and professional level coaching for the young player? Ed Schilling and his staff are the best basketball teachers I have ever seen." - Duane Sobecki, father of a 6th Grader at Hamilton SoutheasternMiddle School, Indianapolis, Indiana .