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Sophie Cunningham put serious work into her handle this offseason 🔥 This is a great drill for developing ball + foot timing, rhythm and change of pace. The goal isn’t just to move the ball fast it's learning how to get your feet and handle working together. Elite players...

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Jayvor 19 Tagen

That hard bounce and gather can give you rhythm to take a shot. Clark needs to use a hard bounce and gather to get rhythm and she will not need people to pass her the ball to be in rhythm.

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Felix 🇵🇷vor 19 Tagen

Train

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Raider Nationvor 19 Tagen

No offense to Sophie, but that’s embarrassing🤡🤣 Did you say “handle”?🤣

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just sophiavor 19 Tagen

This is so true

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joe harrisvor 19 Tagen

The key is the ft&hand coordination&timing. Good job. You may also want to follow me. I have done some good stuff in the world of shooting and recently got a patent in shooting mechanics training which I hope to get out there to coaches by Q1 of next year. It's in test and eval.

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Sofiavor 19 Tagen

Couldn't agree more

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KaZowievor 19 Tagen

Thank you. She’s a serious player and should be a starter. Glad to see she’s putting serious work for the playoffs. 👏

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Archangel Michael | אֵלִיָּהוּ | Free Iran 🇮🇷vor 19 Tagen

I actually thought that was looping.

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Ricardo Cruzvor 19 Tagen

Very good, Sophie!!! 🫶🫶🫡🫡

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