Wednesday, February 1, 2012

In The Zone

Shooting off the dribble is a vital part of an offensive player’s arsenal. If you are a point guard, shooting guard, or small forward, a large amount of your shot attempts are going to come off the dribble. One-on-one capability is of prime importance in today’s game. Being able to create space between you and your defender is integral to your success as a player, and this drill will help with that development.

How to do the Drill:

Begin at the top of the key. Take two dribbles...
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Coach Bill Self's Coaches Clinic

It's very important that players continue to have pre-season and post-season development.. It is equally important that coaches are constantly getting development and staying sharp with what their peers and successful coaches are doing to stay ahead of the game.

                     


Coach  Bryant with Bill Self,  Coach B with former players Billy Thomas and current KU assistant and 1988 National Champion Danny Manning, Coach Avant with Coach Vangundy (former NBA KNicks and Rockets Head coach)
 
Olathe Hoops Basketball Camp
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Olathe Hoops Basketball Camp

Spring BREAK BASKETBALL CAMP

GRADES K-1 FOUR - 1 HOUR SESSIONS  $83/OLATHE RESIDENTS $75

GRADES 2-4 FOUR - 1 1/2 HOUR SESSIONS  $94/OLATHE RESIDENTS $85

GRADES 5-8 FOUR - 2 HOUR SESSIONS  $105/OLATHE RESIDENTS $95

Parents, want to get your basketball player out of the house to

burn off some energy over Spring Break?  Here’s a good opportunity for them to learn new skills and work

on existing skills while getting a workout. Campers will be broken  out into age/skill appropriate groups. Olathe Hoops coach

VernonAvant and staff will be instructing.

DEADLINE: Friday, DECEMBER 16. MIN: 10 MAX: 30LOCATION: MILLCREEK CENTER - 311 E. PARK ST.

Grades K-1

20391 . . . . 9:00 am . . . . 3/12 . . . . Tues - Fri

Grades 2-4

20392 . . . . 10:30 am . . . . 3/12 . . . . Tues - Fri

Grades 5-8

20393 . . . . 12:30pm . . . . 3/12 . . . . Tues - Fri
 
Our former players receive 2010 - 2011 MIAA Conference Honors

 Congratulations to Kelsey and Marquis. We are proud of your achievements!

Missouri Southern guard Marquis Addison is the MIAA Freshman of the Year after

finishing second in the conference in steals with 2.0 per game and second in the league

in free throw percentage at .854. The Olathe, Kan., product started all 26 games for

Southern and averaged 9.2 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game.

 Emporia State forward Kelsey Balcom is the MIAA Freshman of the Year after 11.5 points

 per game and 6.8 rebounds per game for the Lady Hornets. The Olathe, Kan., product

started 22 of 26 games for ESU this season.

 
 
KU's Russell Robinson & Aaron Miles

Former KU stars Russell Robinson & Aaron Miles posed with Coach V, where they volunteered their time and talents for TLC Hoops 4 Kids benefit game.

                   

 
Olathe Hoops Athletic Club & Fitness Center
Coach V announces plans to build a youth athletic development facility and indoor sports arena.  The increasing need for year-around youth athletic development and gym space has created a significant void for facilities that can begin to accomodate this need.  We have witnessed over the years, that the local community and surrounding metro community have a lack of available facilities to meet the demands.  We have also found that our seniors and young families in our community need a destination spot for sports, fitness, athletic development and social involvement to maintain healthy lifestyles.  The facility will not only build a multiple gym environment but provide, baseball and softball pitching and batting cages; gymnastics, dance and cheer; volleyball and football player development; along with speed, strength and agility programs for all athletes. We believe a significant community type center for the Olathe community is significant for continuing to grow and meet the needs of families in the areas of education, training, civic involvement and fun.
 

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