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Training Tip # 7 goes over some of the basic types of layups. Being able to finish at less than ideal angles or speeds can be crucial to the outcome of the game. Paul goes over the most basic ones he works on. If you're looking for a way to help your team, practice all of these until they're automatic. It'll pay off!!!

Paul Schulte's training tip #6. Ball handling is a skill that separates a lot of players in our sport. It is so important for every junior, no matter how old they are, to start learning these moves. The ones we cover this time are the basic pull-and-push, then two basic moves with momentum. As you watch game film on our site, see if you can pick out some of these techniques!

If you’re interested in expanding your ball handling skills and adding a few new 1 on 1 moves, then this is the place to start! The first in a series of training tips dedicated to ball handling, this month’s video starts with the most basic of ball handling skills, starting, stopping and spinning. Thank you to Brooks Health and Fitness for the use of their facilities and for their HUGE support for disabled sports!! For more info about Brooks and their adaptive sports program: www.brooksrehab.org/healthandfitness/fitness-programs/adaptive-sports/

This month's training tip expands on tip#2 by adding Power Pulls and Power Spins to our chair skills. It also features a guest appearance by UWW Warhawk shooting guard Jeremy Campbell.