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2 v. 2 drill 🏀👇 Dribble holds Attacking angles 1 v 2 decision making You can change the angle of your attack around the cones to the sideline or anywhere else on the floor Try this out with your players! 🙌 Throwback work w/ Kernel Boys Basketball 👏

Shane Hennen

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Xavi Sastre Casali3 years ago

@KernelBB

Shane Hennen3 years ago

@KernelBB This is awesome. Love the work

pennies for turtle. 🇯🇲3 years ago

@KernelBB I like this alot thanks Shane

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