Powering The Drill Zone

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Kevin Eastman Thoughts

More ideas from one of the greatest coaches in the game. In my mind he is the best at skill development.

Theory of two:
• It takes two minutes to show any skill.
• It takes two weeks doing it every single day to get comfortable with the skill.
• It takes two months working on a skill everyday to get good enough to execute in
a game.

Shooting form:
• Be ready on the catch.
• Ten toes to the rim (if you have ten toes to the rim you will be square to the
basket).
• Only change his form if the shot doesn’t go in. Make him the best worst form
shooter.
• Two second rule: As soon as it’s 1 cm into our players fingers I’m counting one
two. Players don’t have a great understanding of game speed when working out.
• The better the shooter you are, the better your shot fake needs to be. Definition of
a shot fake is a real shot that you don’t shoot.

Shoot free-throws until you miss, and count how many in a row.

My goal right now is to get everything you can teach in the game down to three bullet
points. It makes it easier for players to take in:
• For shooting:
• Perfect feet.
• Ready for catch.
• Perfect follow through.

Three things skill development can do for you:
• It can create a career.
• It can improve a career.
• It can revitalize a career.

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