Basketball's Main Ingredients

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Basketball's Main Ingredients

Part 1-A Basketball Manual of Terms

by Acie Earl

Overview

This is a book/manual for kids and parents to study before and between games to get them back and ready and focused. It is a great book of basketball terms that most coaches use at the highest levels of basketball. Sometimes you hear them on TV, or in the stands used by parents also. Refs or coaches use them also, but I do guarantee if your son or daughter learns them early they will be a better player at any level they play.

Description

In today's world kids do not watch enough basketball on TV so they do not see or learn these terms. They are too busy watching reality TV, Ipad, video games, smart phones ect. When I was young we only had 3 channels and 2 of them showed college or NBA basketball each weekend. We would watch games until the 6 pm news then go outside and try to learn the plays and the moves we saw. We learned them such as over and back, traveling, and many other rules and terminology all from just watching. This book is the cliff notes, the cheat sheet, the short cut if your child does not watch basketball at the rate they should. Great for parents and youth coaches also.

About the author

Coach Acie Earl has now finished his 4th book. Acie has played in the NBA 4 years with Boston Celtics, Toronto Raptors and Milwaukee Bucks. Coach Earl also coached in high school with Solon high school. Coach Earl also coached in the semi pros with the WBa , CBA, ABA etc. Coach Earl has wrote (Basketball's Main Ingredient Part 1,), (How to play Overseas ,31 rules}, and (A star Is Born -The Archie Early Story). Coach Earl has a Masters degree from the University of Iowa and his 2nd masters degree with Purdue Global University. www.venomsportstraining.com for more