Zeke Jennings
- ‘Jam press’ puts sustained pressure on the ball
- Developing a winning practice strategy
- Position shooting drills for youngsters
- ‘Ram screens’ can confuse opposing defenses
- 5 training concepts missing from preseason programs
- Slipping the ball-screen bolsters offenses
- Utilize outstanding guards with this play
- A proven system for evaluating team performance and chemistry
- Fundraisers that produce big returns with small investments
- Concepts to improve free-throw shooting
- How coaches should defend their opponents
- Learning to lose with dignity
- July/August 2018
- What it means to be a coach
- June 2018
- Learning the three-down man offense
- Eating right during the offseason
- Teaching players to attack opponents with both hands
- How to put on a summer basketball camp
- Strength: Principles to training for explosive power
- April/May 2018
- Six drills to improve offensive rebounding
- The 55-minute shooting workout
- Proven entries from a 1-4 low set
- Building genuine relationships with athletes
- Creating a pressure mentality
- Setting expectations on and off the court
- Defeating 1-3-1 and 1-2-2 zone defenses
- February 2018
- 50-second shooting and conditioning drill
- Psychologically healing injured athletes
- Defeating the four-corners delay offense
- Building tenacity in players and teams
- Movements and strategies that expose defenses
- January 2018
- Track, volleyball most popular sports among U.S. high school girls
- Vermont, already with the smallest number of high school athletes, sees biggest decline in participation
- Washington enjoys biggest increase in high school sports participation in the country
- Despite drop in numbers, football remains most-played HS sport
- Football still far and away most popular sport among high school boys
- Number of high school athletes in U.S. rises for 28th consecutive year
- High school lacrosse participation topped 200,000 in 2016-17
- A tribute to the strength of coaches
- How to turn around a failing program
- 13 tips to sharpen your daily practice plan
- November/December 2017
- A four-out, one-in offense that overwhelms defenses
- Final preparations for the new season
- How big-on-small screens give offenses a greater edge
- Refining your communication skills
- Good coaches ask great questions
- Structuring a well-organized plan for practices
- Strength training principles to get players ready for the season
- 10 concepts to become more defensive-minded
- Team culture wins the locker room
- July/August 2017
- Video scoreboards increase community engagement, advertising revenues
- Keys to longevity and stability in your coaching career
- Amplify your school’s brand for fans, athletes and the community
- June 2017
- 17-seconds drill
- Windscreens Amplify Branding, Athletic Department Exposure
- Delivering criticism to athletes
- April/May 2017
- March 2017
- February 2017
- January 2017
- November/December 2016
- A step forward in stadium lighting
- September/October 2016
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ADHD, anxiety meds may increase risk of heat-related illnesses
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A recent ESPN.com investigative story explores the possible connection...