Joseph Odiahmbo, a 5th grade teacher in Phoenix Arizona has made the Guiness Book of World Records for the longest time dribbling a basketball at one time. An assembly was held for him where he demonstrated his skills, and got the students involved too.

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New Kohler framelss sliding shower door. This glass seems REALLY bouncy and weak to me. Is this an issue, or just my personal paranoia? From Lowe’s Review: We just had this door (professionally) installed. It looks great. It slides smoothly. it doesn’t leak. It seemed great … until I gave the glass a little push. Oh my! It seems to me the glass is too thin. It bounces dramatically – in and out – with just a light push from your fingertips. I didn’t press my luck, but I could surely break this glass with very little effort. Maybe I just don’t have enough faith in the durability and strength of “tempered” glass; maybe I’m concerned about nothing. But I’m more than a little worried that someone may lose their balance in the shower, and either lean into or push on this glass too hard. I can only imagine the carnage if a 70″ piece of glass breaks into jagged pieces, crashes down, and turns a naked bather into sushi. Again, maybe this is a non-issue … but I’ll be showering with caution for a while.

posted by www.coachingtoolbox.net Fundamental Basketball Practice Drills to warm up a players hands at the beginning of an individual development workout.

This is my brother shooting a basketball from my backyard into my front yard! Amazing!!!! =D Song: Credit to LMFAO for Sexy and I Know it

www.superhandles.com – This video will give you detailed insight on how to create space off the dribble in basketball. This excerpt was taken from Super Moves Vol. 1 and Super Moves Vol. 2, which are available at www.superhandles.com Some of the best scorers in basketball are terrific at creating space off the dribble… Players such as Dwayne Wade, Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Brandon Roy, and Allen Iverson. Creating space is a technique that every ball-handler and dribbler should master. In addition to Super Moves Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, http offers the most advanced and extensive ball-handling and dribbling program in the world.

On ClubHouseGAS.com, noted high school and college basketball coach, Chuck Melito talks about the lay-up. Also check-out http

www.betterbasketball.com – If you are familiar with my previous videos, you know that they tend to follow a specific formula. I organize every subject into a teaching progression — this means that the complexity of the skills and information build from the earliest chapters where I assume you know nothing about the subject to the final chapters where we discuss the highest level that subject demands. I make sure to not only clearly explain “what” to do and “how” to do it, I also take pains to explain the “why” behind it. Because of this, you can hop in at your own level and start getting better immediately. This Ball Handling video is different, though. The progression is still there, but it is a work-out progression rather than a teaching progression. Unlike the skills of Shooting or 1-on-1 Offense, Ball Handling is much less a subject of form and sequence and much more a skill of repetition and drills. Your body learns how to dribble not by intellectually understanding the skill, but by doing it over and over and over. That’s why this video has almost 200 drills and 30 workouts (this clip is just a sample)– because training is the most important aspect to increasing your ability to handle the ball effectively. Now, let’s get started with the fun stuff! Lucky for you, dribbling is learned by doing! The more you can dribble the ball in a high variety of ways, the better your handles will be. And the more fun we can make this extremely important skill…well, more fun …

One of my friends making a nice shot, Im the one down at the goal.

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In basketball, the running dribble drill can help you maintain control over the ball on fast breaks. Get expert tips and advice on basketball drills, rules, and history in this free video. Expert: Travis Corpening Contact: www.carolinabeach.org Bio: Travis Corpening played as a guard for Francis Marion University. Then, he moved on to play semiprofessional basketball for the Wilmington Sea Dawg’s Premier Basketball League. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

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Me as a 3 Point shooter now. This is a 5 spot drill, 5 shots, 5 Areas. Thank you Gencco619dx1 for recording it! The link to his channel is below www.youtube.com And thank you Neo for the rebounding! *I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE COPYRIGHTS TO THIS SONG*

just a couple moves, nothing crazy.. and give it 15 seconds or so and it’ll get going.. thanks! (:

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Snake gives step by step instructions and tips on how to do Pat the Roc’s crazy legs dribble combination as well as his own variations on the move.

The drill starts at 00:46. This drill is a counter drill for a basic off-ball screen, catch and shoot at the elbow. In this situation he’s coming off the screen (chair) and if (and sometimes will) his defender makes it through the screen, this is a counter move that can be performed with your defender attempting to close you out. SUBSCRIBE!

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