Tulsa Women’s Basketball Individual Drills
Great video with over 12 minutes of individual skills development drills from the Tulsa Women’s Basketball Program. There are definitely a drill or two in here for coaches at all levels.
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The amount of time spent working on individual skills at the college level is fabulous. How many youth programs incorporate that individual time into their season practices?
1st year coach..any suggestions??