Fred Hoiberg SPEED Drill
Originally posted 2015-12-07 15:19:25.
Great transition offense drill from former Iowa State and current Chicago Bulls Head Coach Fred Hoiberg. Works on full court layups, conditioning and outlet passes.
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Originally posted 2015-12-07 15:19:25.
Great transition offense drill from former Iowa State and current Chicago Bulls Head Coach Fred Hoiberg. Works on full court layups, conditioning and outlet passes.
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You should make the player take the ball behind the baseline after made basket. It should go quick, for a fast break