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JOEL'S BASKETBALL CLINICS Improve your game! 1 on 1 clinics and small group sessions are available for ages 5 and up. Improve your game!

Clinics available for ages 5 and up. 1 on 1, and small group sessions are available.

This Saturday (February 6th, 2021) @ 1:00pm I will be holding my first ever *Live* ZOOM basketball session 🏀 which is 10...
04/02/2021

This Saturday (February 6th, 2021) @ 1:00pm I will be holding my first ever *Live* ZOOM basketball session 🏀 which is 100% FREE for everyone to join!

You only need to do these 2 steps to get access to this *Live* basketball session on Zoom...

1) Share this post in your Instagram story

2) Make sure you @ TAG ME in your story/post so I know whose name to write down. This will grant you access to this Saturday’s Zoom class.

Once those 2 steps are completed you are in!

Once you’re logged into zoom all you’ll need is a basketball and a flat surface where you can dribble and you’re all set to go! Some good places to do the session at would be your garage, backyard, local park or gym.

will be focusing on teaching everyone dribbling and ball handling drills to help you become more comfortable and confident with the basketball in your hands.

I will be doing the entire workout with all of you so be prepared to get some good work in and expand your ability to handle the basketball!

Whether you’ve worked with me for 4 years straight or haven’t had the chance to work with me at all, this is a great opportunity to jump in and put some time into further developing your skill set.

Everyone is invited to join this 100% FREE class. I’m looking forward to Saturday and seeing all of you there! 💪 🏀

I had a great workout today with  who is gearing up for his NBA Summer League debut with the  Really looking forward to ...
05/07/2019

I had a great workout today with who is gearing up for his NBA Summer League debut with the

Really looking forward to our next workout and I can’t wait to watch you ball out these next two weeks here at the

28/03/2019

This is Jake, he’s a sophomore at Calvary High School and he’s been working really hard to improve his overall skill set with me the last few months 🏀

He’s always been placed as a power forward or center on most of the teams he’s played for in recent years so he’s now really starting to expand his game and he’s learning how to handle the rock.

Every player regardless of position should improve their ball handling and dribbling abilities and that’s exactly what Jake has been doing with me.

In this drill I have him do 5 sets of crossovers and immediately go into 5 sets of a one hand side to side dribble with his strong hand. Once he finishes that he maneuvers right into 5 sets of “chops” (continuous through the legs dribbles while alternating hands).

Last but not least I have him go straight into a jump shot as he finishes his last through the legs dribble.

Being able to shoot off the dribble is often a very overlooked skill. This is a good way to introduce it to your players and have them get comfortable with transferring the ball from a live dribble to their shot pocket and then up through their follow through as they release the ball.

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25/02/2019

Todays session with Miles Mitchell [ ] was a good one!
This video is one of the ball handling drills that he executed with precision 🏀

The drill starts on the baseline w/ the ball in his right hand as he slides all the way to the elbow while doing a side to side dribble in front of him. Once he reaches the elbow he does 10 “chops” (doing through the legs dribbles alternating hands) as fast as possible all while having his head up so he can survey the floor.

He then rotates to face the baseline and does a yo-yo dribble (front to back) with his right hand all while moving to his right towards the other elbow. Then he downs 10 more chops before moving to the last part of the drill.

The final stretch of the drill heads back towards the baseline and Miles performs an “in-n-out” dribble immediately followed by a side to side dribble. Doing continuous moves one right after another is a great way to improve hand speed and quickness and that’s one of the reasons why I love this drill. He finishes it off with 10 more chops once he reaches the baseline.

Miles is a freshman at Cimarron and he’s only going to get better, keep an eye out for him! Really looking forward to watching him grow and become the best player he can be 💪🏀

Hi basketball family! If you’re looking to help out others in need this holiday season the Las Vegas ACES are running a ...
29/11/2018

Hi basketball family! If you’re looking to help out others in need this holiday season the Las Vegas ACES are running a campaign in support of the Boys & Girls Club of Southern Nevada.
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Every $15 donated will send 1 child to an ACES home game this summer.
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All you have to do is go to the link and use promo code: Weisenberg
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I will provide an additional 15 minutes of skill work (75 minutes instead of 60 minutes) if you donate! Just send me a copy of your receipt 🏀
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Let’s support our youth!
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28/03/2018

Matt is a sophomore in High School here in Las Vegas and after working with him during our very first session it was obvious that he was a very good shooter.
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He already had solid knowledge and understanding of the main fundamentals that made him a consistent jump shooter.
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My main goal and focus was to only add pieces or slight tweaks to his already good jump shooting ability that would turn him from someone who had a "good jump shot" to someone with with a "great jump shot." After working with him for just over a month now I have already seen signs of improvement... He no longer brings the ball down, from where he catches it in his shooting pocket and then back up to where he releases his jump shot. It is now "catch and straight up into his release." No more wasted movement.
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This is a common thing you will see across all ages and levels of basketball and I don't think enough coaches notice it... I wanted to eliminate the extra movement of bringing the ball down after catching it right in your shooting pocket.
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Extra and unnecessary movement in your jump shot creates more opportunities for you to make a mistake and NOT shoot the ball with the same PROPER consistent form each and every time.
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Here's a video of our latest session from yesterday. Matt drained 10 three pointers in a row at one point! It's always fun to coach a fellow lefty who can really shoot it! Watch his form in the video and see how consistent it has become.... This is only the beginning! 🏀💪

13/11/2017

Looking to improve your ability to handle the basketball? Truly expand your offensive skill set by working on full court “attack drills.”

This video is a great example!

I don’t always smile when I’m about to do a crossover, but when I do it’s for the perfect professional action shot!Image...
29/10/2017

I don’t always smile when I’m about to do a crossover, but when I do it’s for the perfect professional action shot!
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18/10/2017

Besides all of the offensive skill work I teach my players, I also want them to be able to finish off each defensive possession by teaching them how to box out correctly. Teaching them to turn and block out their man is the most important part of the last stage of a defensive possession. This is because most young players turn and watch the ball as it is shot instead of boxing out their man.
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14/10/2017

Today I taught my 5th graders how to recover on defense after allowing dribble pe*******on. It's important to have them recover and get back in front of their offensive player before they get to the basket 🏀
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