Maximum Performance Basketball

PUTTING THE “PROFESSIONAL” BACK IN PRO SPORTS

[ClickPress, Mon Oct 15 2007] Professional sports is in trouble as many across the board have seen scandals arise. But, there is hope and it lies with the future generations of players, according to basketball coach and expert James E. Brown.

To help prevent players from High School to professionals from using illegal performance drugs etc. Mr. Brown suggests using his system for turning young amateurs into respectful, disciplined pros in sports as well as in life.

“The problem is that a lot of players are taught to win and make money above all else,” says Mr. Brown. “Professionalism and common decency seem to be lacking in sports in the 21st century. From the get go, young players need to be taught what it takes to succeed and how to do so without sacrificing respect for others and themselves.”

Basketball, like other sports is a fiercely competitive game, but in his new book, Maximum Performance Basketball: In-Season Workout Book for Players 7th Grade – 12th Grade, Mr. Brown shows precisely how to improve not only skills, but focus and self-control as well.

“In addition to improving athletic performance, Maximum Performance Basketball builds leadership skills, enhances motivation, creates self-esteem and improves character while boosting confidence,” says Mr. Brown. “These are life skills and lessons that are critical to the success of youth today.”

This essential guide for aspiring basketball players, 7th grade through 12th grade is designed to improve passing, shooting, rebounding and dribbling. Along with desire, dedication and determination, Mr. Brown’s method will assist players in achieving their maximum potential every time they step onto the court.

Mr. Brown has served as assistant coach at Eastfield and Navarro College. During his tenure at Navarro, the team went on to set the highest scoring record in junior college history. Today he is the president and CEO of JEB Basketball School, Inc.

“I believe that the best way to learn a skill is to practice it until it is perfected,” says Mr. Brown. “Through hard work, perseverance and by following the workouts outlined in this book, students will learn how to gain recognition, self-satisfaction, a college scholarship or maybe even a professional sports contract.”

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