Passing is the most underrated skill that a basketball player can have. Simply stated, there are not that many players that really pass the ball well anymore, and to find an entire team that can pass well would take some serious searching. This has become evident to me, from watching my own team play but also from watching the teams that we play against and even from watching college basketball. There are just too many players out there floating their passes, or jumping to pass, or just plain old throwing the ball all over the gym.

During one of Kevin Eastman’s presentations, he spoke about game changers, what they were, and there affect on the game. Here are four game changers that I picked up from Kevin Eastman. This may seem simple and trivial but these are the little things that make a big difference in the game.

There is no such thing as self respect without respect for others.
Individual success is a myth. No one succeeds all by herself.
People who do not respect those around them will not make good team members and probably lack self esteem themselves.

If you’re like me you’re always looking for a new ideas on how to make your team better.

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