“HYBRID” Ball Handling Drills From The Pro Leagues?
When I was in high school, I was a “Garage Dribbler.”
I spent HOURS stuck in that cold, grimy dungeon just pounding away at ball wraps, figure 8s, and two ball drills.
And although I was working HARD, I always had this sneaking suspicion that would run through my mind every time I pounded the ball against the dusty floor…
“The pros don’t do this….
Kobe Bryant doesn’t spend hours doing ball wraps or figure 8s…
…Derek Rose doesn’t freeze his butt off in his garage pounding away at two ball drills…
This is too simple… Too basic… The pros don’t do this stuff.”
If you’ve ever spent time alone in a gym wasting away at old outdated drills like figure 8s and ball wraps, I KNOW you’ve had the same thoughts.
Sure, those basic drills that you find in every run-of-the-mill $39.95 “instructional” DVD are OKAY when you’re just starting out, but if you REALLY want to get to the next level, whether its…
Division 1…
Europe…
The NBA…
…You’ve gotta train the way the pros train! No more wasting time with amateur workouts!
Even so, at that point in my high school career I just didn’t know of any better options… I didn’t have access to the REAL workouts from the pros.
Well, that all changed one offseason during a workout that I did with two European Pro League players.
My trainer, who was playing professionally in Italy at the time, invited one of his friends to train with us.
His friend, who played pro in Germany, turned out to be BY FAR the best perimeter player I’ve ever encountered (even better than my trainer – in fact, he was so good he was making nearly a million dollars per year playing PG for his German team).
No matter what drill we did, no matter what move he made… He NEVER lost the basketball…
He could move at warp-speed without any fear of a mis-dribble, his handles were so tight and powerful it felt like he was going to break through the floor every time he bounced the ball!
The killer crossovers and combo moves he could put together were absolutely mind-warping… It was like the ball was on a string, and he had total command over the basketball.
But more than that, the drills we did during that workout were UNLIKE ANYTHING I’d ever seen before.
These were HYBRID drills that meshed together complex movements to train ALL facets of ball handling, in a game-specific pattern.
We did drills like the “Gary Payton Drill,” the “Kobe Triple Combo,” and even “2 Ball Corner Turns” that integrated footwork, high speed ball handling, and complex change of direction movements that literally FORCED my handles to the next level.
As the results came pouring in, it finally dawned on me…
THESE ARE THE DRILLS THAT THE PROS USE!
Not some basic lazy series of ball wraps or figure 8s!
Sure, those are fine for warming up and developing basic ball control, but these HYBRID DRILLS were the key to getting GAME HANDLES!
Handles that allow you to literally do ANYTHING you want with the basketball, at breakneck speed without ANY fear of losing the basketball…
…Handles that have the crowd going WILD after you DROP your defender with your lightning-quick double crossover dribble.
…Handles that finally get you the game-time attention and respect you deserve, from coaches, teammates and scouts.
These HYBRID DRILLS are the ticket… No two ways about it.
If you want to become a PRO, you MUST train like a PRO!
Simple as that.
You need to learn and use these pro-level HYBRID DRILLS, especially now that the offseason is getting underway.
So along those lines, in just a couple days I’ll be sending you a full training video that will outline these hybrid drills, and a step-by-step system that you can use to take your handles to the PRO level.
Even better than that, I’ll show you how to take your current skill level, no matter WHAT level you’re at, and progressively train yourself up to the PRO or even “Mastery” level…
…Whether you’re a ten year old point guard (I train one), or a twenty year old pro wing player (I train more than a few of those as well).
These really are the secrets of the Ball Handling pros, and you’re getting them all in just a few short days.
I hope you’re ready for this…
- Taylor
P.S. These are the type of handles I’m talking about…
Taylor, what is your opinion on the Effective Ball Handling 2.0 program? (i’m considering getting it) Is it the real deal and does it use these “HYBRID” drills? Or could I combine the EBH2.0 with the hybrid drills in the upcoming video to make it the ultimate program? Thanks in advance for any reply.
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Taylor, what is your opinion on the Effective Ball Handling Program 2.0? (because Im thinking about getting it) Is it the real deal? Can I and should I combine the “HYBRID” drills that will be in the upcomming video with the EBH2.0 program to make it the ultimate program or should I stick with the original EBH2.0 format? Thanks ahead of time for any response!
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Taylor Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 3:44 pm
It’s a great program, I’ve used it and endorse it. It’s not a hybrid program, but it’s still very effective.
We will be releasing our program, Ball Handling Mastery (with all of the hybrid drills patterned into the workouts) within the next couple days, the upcoming video will announce it as well.
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Now that’s a comeback
Patiently waiting for the video 
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unreal post, this is a video i cannot wait for
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Can’t wait for this vid bro! It’s free right?
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nice , i like
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Sooo sick bro. Way to make a comeback, havent heard one of your articles in awhile. Cant wait to check these drills out so I can take my handles to a whole nother level !
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Really need this video, i average 5 turnovers a game from bad handling. been bench for a while now
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My comments–I have sent your help desk countless emails over the last month or so with questions regarding your prolific shooting dvds and have not yet received a response. Is there a phone number or email that I can use to get my questions answered?
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Taylor Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 3:42 pm
You can contact us at helpdesk @ taylorallantraining . com – we just went through a customer service turnaround, so that may be why your response got lost. Sorry about that. Shouldn’t be a problem anymore.
Let’s keep these blog comments on topic though, and leave customer service stuff out of the TRAINING discussions.
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SIIICK can’t wait for this!
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mad Handles
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Hey Taylor,
I have Effective Ball-handling 2.0 and I am doing it with prolific shooting reloaded. Is this similar to effective handle. Oh, and I got scoring secrets elite upgrade and have sent my questions multiple times and have never gotten a response. I sent them like may 1st or 2nd and have sent them at least 3 times. Could you get back to me. Mary Joyce said she would forward them to you because I followed the directions and still didn’t get a response. Thanks. Prolific Shooting is helping a lot. I only miss mainly when I am tired and I don’t get my legs into the shot.
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Adam Green Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 7:32 pm
same here with the scoring secrets elite questions. Scoring secrets is great btw.
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Vincent Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 7:55 pm
Hey, how did you get prolific shooting reloaded? I go to the site but it’s still the old prolific shooting for me. Is there another newer portal or something?
Thanks,
Vincent
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Vincent Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 7:56 pm
By the way, I have already went to the newer portal, http://prolificshooting.com/members
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Taylor Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 8:18 pm
That’s the old members portal. We sent an email out to all of our members with the new portal. Please contact our help desk and we’ll hook you up
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Great post. Can’t wait for the video!
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Can’t wait for the video so I can take my handles to the next level
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Can Wait
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Hey taylor, i have a question. If im doing EBH program right now should i stop doing it when your program comes out and do yours or should i finish it, then start your program?
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PRETTY DAMM IMPRESIVE
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thanks taylor man those are the handles i dream of at night
please send me the hybrid drills that you were talking about
im egar to do those drills and push my handles to the next level.
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Taylor,
I have purchased the Effective Ball Handling 2.0 and this is my 4th week for it, TAQ 2.0, FIF, and Prolific Shooting. I start Vertfreak 2.0 next week so all of my programs end at the same time. I was wondering if I should switch out the EBH 2.0 with Ball Handling Mastery? (I know that EBH 2.0 is a great program, and you can’t say anything bad about it, but it sounds like Ball Handling Mastery is the REAL deal). And is this program 12 or 16 weeks? Thanks.
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Taylor Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 6:50 pm
The program is 12 weeks, with a 16 – 20 week extension/variation. It’s up to you to switch out the programs – if you have Prolific Shooting, we’ve designed this to custom-fit with that program.
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Joel Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 7:09 pm
That sounds awesome man. I’m gonna have to check it out…is there an in-season option for when the season come around, too?
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Taylor Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 7:30 pm
Always.
Tanner Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 11:17 pm
Joel, what’s FIF? i know all the other programs your using are great but I was just curious to what FIF is? i’ve never of it
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Joel Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 8:46 pm
It’s Alex Maroko’s Flying in Four vertical jump program
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Looking forward to finding out more.
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Taylor,
Knowing the genuis you are i suppose your are going to come out with a program about this, am i correct
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Taylor Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 6:49 pm
Of course – it’s called Ball Handling Mastery. Our video will announce the release as well as give sample hybrid drills.
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Cool, Taylor. Can’t wait for the video!
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Hey It’s Sam again. I was just wondering when I am going to get my Scoring Secrets Elite questions answered. I’ve sent them multiple times. This program looks like the real deal too. Real nice job. Prolific shooting works like crazy by the way
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Taylor Reply:
May 18th, 2011 at 11:04 pm
I really don’t know – my assistant screens the emails to make sure everyone follows the proper steps as they are layed out.
I will pass your name along and make sure it gets through.
Glad to hear about your results with Prolific!
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Hi Talyor have a question which program of all of yours you recommend me?
I have bought a program called double your scoring average from John Ewing and with shotting explanations of Tom Norland (Swish Shotting) and 1 on 1 defense Coach Reizo (stop KOBE in college with only 8 points) the shotting didn’t help a lot (best midrange “alone” (yes 100% practice shooter as you said) but my 3 pointer is average.
PS. I’m a 5 5 point guard 15 years old from Mexico currently in 8 grade (in Mexico jr high is until 9 grade, and I’m already playing at college level in a (internal league) and I play in high school
with 25 ppg and 7 assists
PSS Thank for all your free videos and explanations.
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Taylor Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 1:40 pm
If the shooting didn’t help, and you’re still a practice shooter then I’d look into Prolific Shooting ASAP. There are a few points that I strongly disagree with Tom Norland on, and the results speak for themselves. So if you’re looking for one, I’d go with shooting.
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David Gonzalez Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 5:07 pm
thanks I will give it a try
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really cool. cant wait for the video and program
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The value is more than all the money in the world, so everything below that is fine LOL
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Taylor Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 1:44 pm
That’s the attitude you need to have if you want to be successful – although it won’t even be anywhere near “all the money in the world,” it’ll be extremely affordable for anyone who wants to take their handles to the next level. Love the fire Iliyan – I see your dedication. Keep it up!
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Taylor, would you consider this overtraining or is it a good schedule: 4-5 days a week I work out. Every time I follow this order: Warm up, TAQ workout, EBH workout, Ball handling Mastery workout, and then prolific shooting workout. I know it’s a lot and would probably take me 2-3 hours that’s why I’m worried it might be overtraining.
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Taylor Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 1:38 pm
I would choose either EBH or BHM, and then cut the prolific shooting drills to ONE set per series instead of two. That’d be fine, you’ll improve exceptionally well on that schedule.
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Ben Reply:
May 20th, 2011 at 2:22 am
all right thanks! what about weight training? How many times a week would you recommend a week? i cant go to the gym twice the same day so could i weight train after prolific shooting?
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To Taylor
I am now at week 4 at the effective ball handling. I have only 3 more months of the off seson. be honest. what program will bring me the best progress in my game the next three months?Is the effective ball handling enough to get me the rose handels I dream of? should i finish the effective ball handiling and do your program in the seson or maybe the opposite? this off seson is so much important to me and i just want to get the best results that i can. your awsome men i will do every thing you said that will help me the most so please be honest.
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Taylor Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 1:46 pm
It’s up to you what program you use – I’d watch the coming video, take a look at how we structure our training, then compare and decide.
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alon Reply:
May 19th, 2011 at 3:17 pm
thank you dude for your help you have helped me in this last year more then all my coaches combine.
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great taylor!. looking forward to buy it
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Great vids D rose is killin that lead foot and the retreat. I know what your about to present will be on point as always. It boils down to putting in your work, getting rest, eating good. All that little stuff ands up. The hybrid drills will be another valuable part of the ballin process.
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Cool, I find i’m constantly searching for more ball-handling drills as i’ve reached the stage were I can do pretty much anything I want with 2 balls so anything new would be much appreciated.
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Cant wait man! Im blessed to have a trainer like you! Thanks for all of oyur programs bro!
-Colsten
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Taylor,
Sorry to bug, but do you know if this program will be releasing before Sunday this week?
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Taylor Reply:
May 20th, 2011 at 9:17 pm
Program is already out my man!
Check out this video for all the details:
http://basketballrenegades.com/access/bhmc1-i6
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Joel Reply:
May 21st, 2011 at 7:17 pm
Taylor,
Picked it up yesterday! This program is so legit bro!
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Taylor Reply:
May 22nd, 2011 at 9:44 am
Awesome man, can’t wait to hear about the results!
Hey Taylor,
I got Ball-Handling Mastery and I can’t wait to use it. It looks legit. I am on the 3rd week of the 3rd month for effective handle 2.0 so I am just going to either finish out this month or I might do the entire program and then start ball-handling mastery. The Pro Dribble Moves Video doesn’t work though. Could you get that fixed so I can download it? Thanks. Also what do you think about doing lean muscle hybrid after completing the jump manual. I am going to do the jump manual this summer after I finish ebh and Prolific Shooting. Scoring secrets works like crazy. Thanks man
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I already got access to the ultimate knowledge on shooting, athleticism, ball handling and scoring techniques. Just one more week after more than an year wait and the MUTATION will begin ! Damn, every time I check this website I feel that I am leaving this world and I’m flying to a secret mountain where I find secret scrolls with basketball training secrets, and I got access to them all, every time, feels incredible.
Oh yeah – A QUESTION (not that smart one lol ) What basketball should buy and use for primarily outdoor use? I see you, Talor, very often with MOLTEN on the videos. Is it MOLTEN that you used before when you were practicing outside? Hope you won’t this question for stupid, but I am from Europe, lets just say it’s different…
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Taylor Reply:
May 20th, 2011 at 9:17 pm
That’s freaking awesome, hahah – keep us updated on the mutation. You’re gonna crush it!
I like Molten, because I’m actually in the midst of a comeback to play in Europe (assuming my hip holds up) – that’s what they use there, so I train with what I’ll be playing with.
So buy whichever ball you will be playing with during your season. Usually Wilson is a safe bet
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Iliyan Reply:
May 21st, 2011 at 8:33 am
Pro in Europe !? Do I get it correct? You need to play in Barcelona ! They’re my favorite team LOL
I got Wilson and now I’m sure I’m on the right track.
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hey taylor . how many days a week is the program . and how long are the workout?
program looking Awesome man`
-jeppe
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Taylor Reply:
May 20th, 2011 at 9:18 pm
4x per week, with 2 and 3 day per week variations as well built in. Workouts are 15-30 minutes VERY high intensity
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Hey taylor, i was wondering if i could use Ball Handling Mastery program with the prolific shooting: reloaded program please let me know. As you know time is precious
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Taylor Reply:
May 20th, 2011 at 9:18 pm
Yes – we built them to combine into one synergistic program. We give instructions inside the training manual
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hey taylor,
i have bought your PSP, scoring secrets and got alex marokos TAQ and EBH2.0 on your recommendation. i am just entering off season now and am yet to properly start the EBH program . can you tell me how come you are bringing this out now when you already recommended alex’s program? just wondering like because i really dont want to waste my investment in the EBH without trying it. what im trying to say is which one will get me the results faster because as a renegade all i want is the best and fastest results possible.
thanks man
P.S sorry if i sound a little ungrateful or so just being kinda curious.
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Taylor Reply:
May 21st, 2011 at 10:27 am
Choose one and focus on it – don’t try to do both. EBH is still great and will get you results, as I stated above.
Basketball training is continually evolving man, we all know that, especially here. Don’t fall behind on evolution, rise with it and adapt.
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Hey Taylor,
Just bought prolific shooting reloaded last week and finished watching all the videos and listening to the audio. Just watching the proper mechanics of shooting already helped me improve my form. Is ball handling mastery coming out soon or is it out already? I want to incorporate ball handling mastery into the prolific shooting workouts. Thanks for putting out these great programs.
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Joshua Reply:
May 21st, 2011 at 10:54 am
Also, what schedule would you recommend and how many sets/reps should i do when doing prolific shooting and ball handling mastery at the same time, either 4 or 5 days a week? Thanks in advance for your reply?
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Taylor Reply:
May 21st, 2011 at 3:17 pm
That’s all in your training manual, but you simply do them 4x per week, BHM first PSP second – both in the same workout. If it’s taking you too long, go ahead and slash one set per series off of PSP. Again, check out the training manual for details.
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hey allan!
I bought ballhandling mastery and it is AWESOME. I just have a couple questions for you:
1) Where is the 7-minute first step manual with all the reps and sets?
2) Do I have to do ballhandling blitz before I start doing ballhandling mastery?
3) I’ ve listened to the competitive fire audio (it is the best part of the program) and in audio you’ve said we have to do 2 minutes isometric squat hold as a part of our morning ritual. Will that cause any type of fatique or overtraining(I’m already doing vertical jump program…)?
4) I only have 10 weeks of offseason. How can I do the whole program(12 weeks long) in that period of time?
looking forward to your answers,
you are the best
Metod
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Taylor Reply:
May 21st, 2011 at 3:21 pm
Gonna go check on the 7 minute manual – might be a mixup on my part. I thought it was already in there.
Ball Handling Blitz will help, of course. But again, it’s up to you. If you’ve done the 7 day sequence in the past 6 weeks, don’t do it again for a while.
For the holds, I’m glad you asked the question – it will actually help facilitate recovery and mobilize your hips. Isometrics don’t cause lactic acid buildup, because of “occlusion” – lack of bloodflow during the exercise. That’s why they burn so much but don’t cause any residual fatigue.
So long story short, no it won’t cause fatigue, but it WILL help recovery.
As for #4, I think the obvious answer is that you can’t – unless you have a time machine
Just get as far as you can in the program, and then begin your season. Also, if you’re more advanced now in your handle, you could begin with the ELITE program for 4 weeks, then MASTERY for 4 weeks, then do the power hour workout from Scoring Secrets for 2 weeks.
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metod Reply:
May 22nd, 2011 at 6:06 am
I have some more questions for you
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1)What about fell warmup? Do I perfom it before or after ballhandling mastery?
2)Is it possible to do warmup, bh mastery and prolific shoting in only 1 hour? Warmup takes 30 minutes(physical+feel warmup), bh mastery 30 minutes, prolific shoting 60-70 minutes and 1 on 1 scrimmage takes 20 minutes? Workout like that would lasts for about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Is that allright?
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Hey taylor im tryna watch the videos through the link u sent us in this link http://basketballrenegades.com/access/bhmc2-s6
but it keeps on freezing what should i do
?
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Taylor, I cant seem to access the pro dribble moves video under dominate off the dribble. Could you repost the video?
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Taylor Reply:
May 22nd, 2011 at 6:45 pm
Yup, it’s up now. Take a look in the members area.
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Email me if you want the name, I’d suggest going out and watching a game or two. I will get into trouble if I go plastering their names all over the place to thousands of people, but shoot me an email and I’ll give you his name so you can check him out.
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Taylor, does “Unbreakable Ankles” have to be necessarily completed before starting TAQ? I’m not a pro, don’t think I will be injured soon but still… Thanks.
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Taylor Reply:
May 22nd, 2011 at 6:45 pm
Nah, you can do Unbreakable Ankles at any time – not a problem. That’s a very flexible program. If you have VERY weak ankles, then maybe do Unbreakable Ankles beforehand – that’s ONLY if you have terrible ankles in the first place. For the average player, doesn’t matter.
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I studied the program and it’s >>>>>>>>>>>>>> FLAWLESS (couldn’t find more suitable word in the dictionary)
Taylor I just thought that if I am taking my practice seriously and smart than I have to do it the same with my nutrition. Couple of times I’ve seen you mentioning some useful tips on that, but still I need to know more. Could you please refer me to a source of credible nutrition literature ? Thank you.
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Taylor Reply:
May 24th, 2011 at 9:37 am
Thanks man.
For nutrition, get these books:
How To Eat, Move And Be Healthy by Paul Chek
The Metabolic Typing Diet
The Diet Cure
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Taylor, can i do the 7 minute first step, unbrekable ankles, and TAQ workouts in the mornings (guessing about 30 min altogether), and then in the afternoons: prolific shooting warm up, then ball handling mastery, then the prolific shooting “feel” warmup and finally the prolific shooting workout? Because if i do them all at the same time it’ll take too long and i dont want to cut the prolific shooting sets to one per series instead of two. Thanks!
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Taylor Reply:
May 24th, 2011 at 9:36 am
Take out the prshooting feel warmup, everything else is fine.
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if i cant go to the gym twice a day can i just lift weights after the prolific shooting workout? or would that hinder my prolific shooting results?
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Taylor Reply:
May 24th, 2011 at 9:38 am
If you do, cut prshooting to one set per series, not two. Then you can lift afterwards without worrying about your performance declining. It won’t hurt prolific shooting, but it could hurt your lifting – make sure you aren’t too exhausted by the time lifting rolls around.
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Hey Taylor,
I have bought your Prolific Shooting Program and Basketball Scoring Secrets Program. I have also bought Become a Freak and the Truth About Quickness Program. During the offseason I plan to workout in this order:
TAQ
Become a Freak
Rest
Ball Handling Mastery (I want to buy this, but I have some questions about the program)
Prolific Shooting Program
Rest
Power Hour Workout (You recommend to do this a bit before the season, but I really think I can handle doing the Power Hour during the offseason, plus I think I’ll need it to master my finishing)
The rest between the two parts are probably going to be 1 to 2 hours long.
Also, I have some questions with Ball Handling Mastery, will it have drills where you move and not just stationary?
And 1 last final question!!!
When you released the e-mail concerning Prolific Shooting: Reloaded, I got that e-mail, but the link brings me to the site but the videos are all the old prolific shooting at this link:
http://prolificshooting.com/members
Thanks for the help Taylor!
Vincent Chee
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What hybrid drills again?
How about EBH2.0?
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Hey, taylor my dream is to get an athletic scholarship to play at a college I already have prolific shooting: reloaded, do you think ball handling mastery will help me get there? thanks.
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I also want to be on the sophmore or jv team. I know it WILL take a lot of work and i have the whole summer to train will prolific shooting and Ball Handling Mastery help me get there?
P.S im in 8th grade and im a shooting guard 5’8 and i can already hang on rim and i will start highschool in late augest
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Taylor Reply:
May 24th, 2011 at 9:34 am
Yes, those programs (when you do them to a T) will get you there.
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I need to get some of those handles.
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im 5 9 and im trying to make jv
i was on bteam last year and the coaches like me a little letting me run the offense instead of being with other bteamers
i just started prolific shooting and i wanted to know will doing prolifc shooting and ball handling mastery get me a spot on jv
and if yes what are the chances of me making varstity……with me still groing possibly to be 5 11 since my dad is 6 5 and im pas tmy mom height so i might get there
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Im a college bball player who is well rounded…with an increase in my handling, i know i can take my game to another level..what are specifically hybrid drills?
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Looking forward to this! =)
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I cant wait
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Please send me this looking forward to it!
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I need these I see what your sayin I hate dribbling in the garage I need something more so I am in comfort with the ball on the move
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yea i need these drills i got cut in tryouts for my highschool team last year and this summer im hoping to work everyday to make that team
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which one would be better the scoring secrets or handling
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Can you tell me how to access the hybrid ball handling drills?
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Taylor Reply:
July 4th, 2011 at 6:01 pm
The full video is here:
http://www.basketballrenegades.com/access/bhmc1-i6
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do you still have any programs that im able to buy? sorry im new
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trying to get my handles up there
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Question 1: What is the difference between Ball Handling Wizardy and Effective Ball Handling Program?
Question 2: If I have Effective Ball Handling program do I need Ball Handling Wizardry?
Question 3: Which is better of the two?
Question 4: I know that the only way to become a better shooter is to shoot but I have seen this shooting aid that is endorsed by Stephen Curry and JJ Reddick called the Shot Loc and my friend playing D1 ball recommened it to me. I wanted to know if it is worth it and if I should buy it.
Any comments on the subject would be appreaciated.
Thank you
-King
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Taylor Reply:
July 9th, 2011 at 10:35 am
I don’t know what “Ball Handling Wizardry” is, sorry. If you have a link to that program I can check it out more. EBH is good though.
And no, I don’t recommend any “shooting aids” besides maybe rebounders like “The Gun” that can make your workouts a lot shorter/more efficient.
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idk if my other comment posted. but do you have any programs i could still buy? i really wanna take my skills to the next level. ill do anything. please respond
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hey, taylor im goin 2 start the ball handling program this week, should i skip blitz n start elite n mastery? tryouts are in late august, thanks
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should i wear gloves for every drill? thanks
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I want to make jv a be a shooting guard and Derrick rose is my favorite Player I wanna dribble like him will the hybrid drills help me
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i realy want those drills
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Hi Taylor. I purchased the ball handling mastery hybrid drills a couple months ago but i lost the email that had the URL address on it. I tried e-mailing you about it but it said you had too many e-mails and to go to your website. I went there and it didn’t have my e-mail on file. This is weird because I have also purchased prolific shooting and unstoppable scoring moves (which i am able to access). Anyway, if you could just reply or send me an e-mail to access your ball handling mastery i would really appreciate it. Thanks.
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Taylor Reply:
October 24th, 2011 at 11:05 am
Hey Michael, shoot us an email at helpdesk @ taylorallantraining . com so it’s sure to go through. We will make sure you’re taken care of.
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Hey i would love to dribble a basketball as well as that. I too spend hours and hours of my time doing drills like figure 8s and have very little improvement. What are these drills and will they help me palm a basketball because when i drive to the hoop in a game i go up for a dunk and lose grip of the ball in the air.
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What are the names of the drills
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im about to make the varsity team but im just the hustle man i want to be able handle the rock and add a new element to my game
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Where do we get these drills?
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Taylor, I am going to get this program soon so I can have awesome handles by December, when my towns recreation starts. I’m in middle school, and I practice handles in my garage, and I barely get better results, but I can honestly say I have “decent” handles. My dream is to become the star point guard. I’m a pretty goo shooter, but the main focus of a point guard is handling right? I hope your program helps me! By the way, is there any way I would be ready by september if I can only practice on the weekends? Please reply, thanks.
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When do you think the video will be released. When will you show us those hyrbid drills.
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wow more speed and quickness
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how can i get the hybrid drills so i can use it ASAP
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hey taylor i cant find the warmup, skill workout pdf’s that you posted on youtube.
It always comes up to say NOT FOUND
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Taylor Reply:
October 29th, 2011 at 2:05 pm
Unfortunately those aren’t available anymore – we replaced them with our current free offer on this site.
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Thank You
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I have speed a shot and a nice knowledge of the game but I need ball handling if I want to compete with the seniors on my team because I’m just a freshmen
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I enjoy your videos, be glad when you get rid of jwplayer and upgrade to a player that requires no buffing.
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Hey Taylor, I’m 13 and I just bought your preseason program.Basketball renegades. It’s full of that dribbling figure 8′s and stuff. Should I use this or the program I just got????Hit me up.
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Hey, taylor， I‘m no serious player, in fact, I play terrible basketball. But I love playing it , ,and I get very nervous every time I go to the court, not to mention I get slaughtered that often. Then I tried many drills very hard just to improve my skill, like you did, and it ends up ok, but still, I always be ignored on the court. I dont wanna feel terrible ever again just when I see people playing on the basketball court, instead, I want to beat them and make them feel bad for mocking me… I really hope your program could help me ~~
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