How to: Beat Tight Pressure Defense Without Turning The Ball Over!!! Basketball Drills

Описание: How to beat tight pressure defense without turning the ball over! Basketball drills to increase your handles and speed so that you can beat tight pressure defense. Use these basketball dribbling drills to increase your confidence with the ball in your hands. Add these dribbling drills to your basketball training today and never turn the ball over again!

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4 year starter in the NCAA (UC Irvine), 125 career starts, 3 years as Captain
Set a UCI freshman single-season record with 144 assists
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