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Ten Hoop Commandments
Ten Hoop Commandments
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Ten Hoop Commandments

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The Ten Hoop Commandments is a book that offers a unique perspective on some of the games's unwritten rules in the form of commandments. First Commandment -Thou Shall Respect The GameSecond Commandment -Thou Shall Not Expect Greatest Without Hard WorkThird Commandment - Tho Shall Be Coachable Forth Commandment - Thou Shall Never Be Afraid Or UnWilling To Shoot When OpenFifth Commandment -Thou Shall Never Purposely Cheat, (Thou Will Not Be Rewarded Sixth Commandment Thou Is Always Entitled To A Heat Check Seventh Commandment - Thou Shall Always Call Out Screens (Communication is Key)Eighth Commandment - Thou Shall Always Be Enthusiastic About The Game And Show Gratitude Ninth Commandment - Thou Shall Play Hard Till The End (but expect retaliation for taunting or Running up the score) Tenth Commandment - Thou Shall Accept Michael Jordan As The One True G.O.A.T of Basketball This book provides insight on some of the mental and spiritual aspects of basketball such as Kobe Bryant's Mamba Mentality and Michael Jordan's Masterfully Dominant approach to the game. The Ten Hoop Commandments is a culmination of all the values and principles he has learned along his philosophical journey, he speaks about the importance of shooting and how not shooting when open can be very detrimental and even toxic at times. This Book was written with the intent to inspire, motivate, teach, and guide players of all ages. This easy-to-read manual is great for coaches, parents, and all athletes around the world. - "e;Quincy Todd"e;
Alaotsikko
Thy Lord Lives Within
Kirjailija
Quincy A Todd
ISBN
9781098394073
Kieli
englanti
Julkaisupäivä
24.8.2021
Kustantaja
Bookbaby
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