by Coach Corbi | Nov 13, 2018 | Basketball Drills, Common Shooting Mistakes, form shooting, youth basketball tips
In this month’s blog, I want to continue our talk about common shooting mistakes. One of the biggest signs of an inconsistent shooter is someone that misses left or right a lot. Ideally, good shooters, by in large should really only miss a little short or a little...
by Coach Corbi | Oct 22, 2018 | Basketball Drills
It’s October and the NBA preseason has started. NBA players have been training all summer to improve their weaknesses and enhance their strengths. Hopefully, you spent your off-season working diligently on your shooting, ball handling, and other skills. But, if not, I...
by Coach Corbi | Sep 3, 2018 | Basketball Drills, form shooting
Common Shooting Mistakes – The Catapult This month I wanted to talk about a second common basketball shooting mistake that I see all the time. The catapult happens when the shot pocket is incorrectly over or behind the shooters head. Correct: ...
by Coach Corbi | Aug 3, 2018 | Basketball Drills
Common Shooting Mistakes – The Two-Handed Shot One of the most common mistakes made when shooting the basketball is the two-handed shot. How do Players Develop a Two-Handed Shot? This bad habit usually develops when young players who are not yet strong enough to take...
by Coach Corbi | May 31, 2018 | Basketball Drills, form shooting, Shooting tips for basketball players, Uncategorized
Tonight the Warriors and the Cavs will square off for the fourth consecutive year in the NBA Finals. Here is what I believe will be the most important matchups and factors in the series. The Cavalier’s hopes and dreams of winning another NBA Title rest squarely on...
by Coach Corbi | May 5, 2018 | Basketball Drills, form shooting, Shooting tips for basketball players, youth basketball tips
Setting Up Younger Basketball Players for Success As a coach, one of the top questions athletes ask me is “How do I become a better shooter?” Unfortunately, many basketball players have developed bad habits when they were young that they carried over throughout...
