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“Brian McCormick and ‘The Cross Over Movement’ are an oh-so-needed, breath of fresh air...As someone who, with decidedly mixed results, has tried to alter our country’s youth basketball direction in favor of ‘child development’ (instead of adult coaching X’s and O’s) for the past two decades, I truly welcome Brian’s combination of ideas, idealism and solutions. I feel fortunate to have Brian as an ally in the battle.” -Bob Bigelow, 1st Round NBA Draft Pick Books & Programs
- 180 Shooter
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- Brian McCormick’s Hard2Guard Player Development Newsletters, Vol. 1
- Championship Basketball Plays
- Cross Over: The New Model of Youth Basketball Development
- Developing Basketball Intelligence
- Great Ball Handling Made Easy
- Hard2Guard: Skill Development for Perimeter Players
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- Coaching is More Than Talking
- Developing an Athletic Superstar
- Developing an Athletic Superstar, Part II
- Do Drills Need to be Fun?
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- Economics of Youth Basketball
- Fair, not Equal
- General Practice Plan
- Grassroots Economics
- Greatness
- Injury Prevention for Female Athletes
- Lay-up Instruction
- Lost Art of Passing
- Mark Grabow Article
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- Using Games to Teach
- Visualization to Enhance Performance
- Year-Round Player Development
- Youth Coaching Tips
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- Ballistic Stretching and Vertical Jump
- Biomechanics of Running
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