Basketball for women
becoming a complete player
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Contributions
- Roberts, Robin, 1960- - Contributor
- Warneke, Kevin. - Contributor
Publication
1996 - Human Kinetics, Champaign, IL, Illinois
Language
English
Word Count
70,750 words, Guess
Page Count
283 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebasketballforwom0000lieb
- ISBN-100873226100
- ISBN-139780873226103
- LibraryThing4628066
- Library of Congress Control Number95017945
Classifications
- DDC796.323/8
- LCCGV886 .L44 1996
- LCCGV886.L44 1996
Description
After a brief history of women's basketball, Lieberman-Cline, who has played in college, Olympics, & professional women's basketball, discusses the commitment required of a serious basketball player, how to formulate a plan for skill development, the recruitment process, & other concerns, & devotes 7 chapters to more than 100 drill exercises. Annotation. If you're serious about playing basketball at a high level, Basketball for Women: Becoming a Complete Player will help you get there. Inside you'll find 111 drills for improving offensive and defensive skills; guidelines and programs for physical conditioning; ways to maximize practice time and game performance; and tips for handling the recruitment process. Nancy Lieberman-Cline, a legend in women's basketball on the college, Olympic, and professional levels, has competed against the best players in the game ... Magic Johnson, Cheryl Miller, Lynette Woodard, Sheryl Swoopes, and Isiah Thomas. She teams up with Robin Roberts, a great college player and successful sportscaster for ABC and ESPN, to share her insights and help you develop your skills to reach your fullest potential.
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