3.)Shooting is the most important skill in basketball.Development of an accurate shot forces your defender to play you tight and become vulnerable to a fake, allowing you to pass and drive as well as shoot.

4.) Rebounds in basketball are a routine part in the game; most possessions change after a shot is successfully made, or the rebound allows the defensive team to take possession. Rebounds are also given to a player who tips in a missed shot on his team's offensive end.

5.) Defense is something that you can more easily control on the basketball court. You can't always control how many three point shots fall in the basket, BUT you can control the intensity, effort, and execution of your basketball defense

1. Dribble the ball below the waist or knees

the ball should be kept below your knees as you dribble, to keep it out of reach from your opponents, and to maintain a low centre of gravity. If you’re a beginner, you can try keeping the ball below your waist as a start.

Dribbling is one of the first skills you learn when picking up the sport of basketball, and it’s one of the most basic skills to play the game.

2.By passing the ball, basketball players cause openings for their teammates. Any team that is able to rapidly pass the ball will have opponents on their heels, unsure of who the ball is going to. This can create wide-open chances, resulting in easy layups or even three-point shots. This tactic is easily seen while watching NBA teams or skilled college-basketball teams. Players on these teams pass the ball with such rapidity that there is almost always somebody open for an uncontested shot.

If the basic idea that passing can lead to victories is not enough, once can also argue that passing is important to teach young athletes because it promotes team building. By learning to rely upon their teammates instead of trying to win the game all by themselves, young athletes can realize that they are only as strong as the sum of their parts. This may not always be apparent in youth basketball, as there are often players who are able to dominate thanks to growing faster than their peers, but the idea is still there. A team made up of somewhat-talented players who pass the ball around will have just as good a shot, if not a better one, of winning a game than a team whose offense lives and dies with one ball-hogging player.

3.Keep Your Eyes On the Target

Many players will focus on the flight of the ball. Don’t. Find the target as early as you can, and keep your eyes focused on that.

The ball needs to stay in front of you and should not go behind your head at all. Your body should release all with the shot: your legs, your core, and your arm all coordinated with one graceful movement. Your elbow and wrist should expand in a straight line to the basket.

4.Rebounds in basketball are a routine part in the game; most possessions change after a shot is successfully made, or the rebound allows the defensive team to take possession. Rebounds are also given to a player who tips in a missed shot on his team's offensive end. ... A block is not considered a rebound.

5. There are two basic defensive strategies in basketball: man-to-man, and zone. Each has a different advantage that is easily explained to young players. For example, in the man-to-man defense each of player is assigned to guard a player on the other team.

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