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The Foul Shot Doc Youth Basketball Clinic is presenting a basketball clinic this Saturday, October 29th at No. Brunswick HS afrom 9:30-11:00am and open to all boys and girls, ages 7-14. Cost $30. The clinic will be an overview of all aspects of basketball and is appropriate for all skill levels. Call 877-959-9400 or 732-247-0922 x475. www.foulshotdoc.com
Posted by Barry
The Foul Shot Doc Youth Basketball Clinic is presenting a basketball clinic this Saturday, October 29th at No. Brunswick HS afrom 9:30-11:00am and open to all boys and girls, ages 7-14. Cost $30. The clinic will be an overview of all aspects of basketball and is appropriate for all skill levels. Call 877-959-9400 or 732-247-0922 x475. www.foulshotdoc.com
Posted by Barry
In business class, the first thing you learn is R.O.I., return on investment If you are a youth or high school player, you may spend money on leagues, AAU or summer camps. However, if you want to become a serious player maybe earning a college scholarship, personal training is the better way to go.
If you are a D-League or European player, individual coaching may lead to that NBA dream. Don’t be penny-wise and pound foolish. The money you spend to get better is exactly a business expense. Working w/ Jameer Nelson and Trevor Ariza, I have helped them get to an even higher level in developing their games. You can reach me at 877-959-9400 if you want to reach to your highest level
Posted by Barry
My daughter, Danielle, graduates 8th grade tonight. Wonderful child who is on my website www.foulshotdoc.com along w/ Jameer Nelson and Trevor Ariza. God bless her and help me get thru teenage yrs. Yikes. Will tape the draft and comment tomorrow
Posted by Barry
You can point at a variety of different things when dsicussing Mavs victory. Whether it’s experience vs inexperience in playing together, team vs individual play, LeBron 4th quarter disappearing act and coaching. However, once again foul shooting and some statistics stand out. LeBron James who is always in the top 5 in Free throw attempts and makes in regular season barely got to the line. Could be considered major reason for losses in at least 2 games. Heat shooting 20/33 for 60% in game 6 was horrifiic. Can’t possibly win at this level w/ such imcompetence. When will players and teams ever learn?
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I know it’s easy to talk about young point guards like Rose and Westbrook’s lack of experience and errors in judgement, but there were other factors in Thunder and Bulls loses. How about Rose’s missed 4th quarter foul shots or James 31 in a row and especially Nowitski’s incredible shooting, particularly at crunch times. Winnig teams and players don’t advance without making free throws.
Posted by Barry
Many people can’t afford to come to the East Coast to work with me nor can they afford to have The Foul Doc make a house call. Therefore, if you’d like me to review your shooting form and make corrections, your can send me your videos. Contact me at 877-959-9400 or by email barry@foulshotdoc.com Feel free to check out new videos on youtube and enter foul shot doc.
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As usual, most of my friends asked me my opinion and why before the playoffs. I felt the more expierience teams had the best chances of winning. Veteran teams that had played together for years. Knew each other ’s strengths and weakness and were cohesive as a group. Instead the Spurs and Celtics looked old and tired while the Lakers were in totally disharmony in their embarrassing performance in the playoffs capped by horrendous sportsmanship truly tarnishing their championship reputation.
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Tuesday’s triple OT game betweeen the Thunder and Grizzlies was probably the least watched all-time classic game. Two small market teams that played late, especially on the East Coast. Teams the general public probably never even heard of. 90% of Americans couldn’t tell you a player on either team. Maybe Durant. 90 foul shots taken, OKC 42-50 from the line w/ Durant 16-18, Westbrook 10-11 and Hardin 10-10. Grizz went 37-40 for 92.5% w/ Randolph 16-17 and Conley 11-12. Now that’s great foul shooting.
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I don’t know if you noticed but 11 of the first 13 NBA playoff games were decided in the last 2 minutes. Do you think that free throw shooting might be important?