the game

After two years of hard work, the 14-15 year aged boy should be able to play his first game. he is now ready for the GAME: shooting, faking, stealing, defence, blocking, passing, tricking, finger roll, dribbling behind the back, pasing over whole court and faking passes. he has to learn all this stuff. let´s go through them all, shooting: let him shoot from all positions, not starting from near to far, but from start shooting from everywhere. three pointer, distance shots and so on. get him use to spare with a partner and one rebounding the other one changing positions and shooting, build best always two partners for each session, so that two players stick together during a whole practice session. but this are tips for pro coaches and I don´t think high school coaches are pros.if you are a high school c#oach and have talented players then contact the NBA , the NBA should also send good coaches to random high schools. only so a good game will develop. and believe me that´s not an easy thing. all this shit that is now aired on tv is not basketball, it´s rubbish, it K1 for airheads. all the games I have watches from 1999 I have not seen one clean finger roll! and they earn their living with that, god what is your mind behind that? it´s to despair, I will not get friend with nower NBA players, they have disappointed me deep inside. they are on the level of german bundesliga 10 ages ago! forget about comparision with former NBA players. so much to shooting!
faking: show them all kind of fakes but CORRECT!
stealing: damn concentrate on the whole court, for stealing.
defence: play hard from any moment your opponent has the ball. !
the rest is for a higher stage, in one year through what I have written a good bballer can develop to "NBA" class.