This is no PSA, but Stay In School

Just for a minute imagine you are a Big Ten football player,
more than that - a University of Michigan football player.
What would you expect to see boldly displayed on the wall
of your main team meeting room.

Something really fiery, exciting, and motivating, right?

Something that would make you want to run through a wall.

Well you don't have to imagine any more. I've got a friend
John Wood who played defensive end for the Wolverines
and graduated last May. More than that John is one of the
foremost authorities in the world on hand, wrist, forearm,
and grip strength. John is a beast, and you'll be seeing some
of his magic in the near future, but I don't want to keep you
in suspense very much longer.

What's written on that wall are seven very simple words.

- Pay Attention

- Follow Directions

- Go to Class

That's what the vast University of Michigan braintrust has
decided is most important for all their players to be constantly
reminded of. You could say these words are their three most
essential 'keys to success.'

I think they are equally important for shooters too, and I want
to concentrate on the last one - going to class.

I don't know if you are literally still in school or not, but to be
a great shooter you should have that mentality. Learning
should be a neverending process if you want to be the best you
can be. You can always learn something from a coach, another
player, a Hall of Fame great, etc.

Unless you are shooting 100%, you know can improve, and you
should be building a library of videos and books on shooting,
mental development, motivation, mental toughness, confidence,
etc. Whatever speaks to your need as a player, parent, or coach.
There is no other way.

You have to put in the time on the court of course, making the
theory your own reality, but you definitely want to become a
serious student of the game.

I want you to know I'm just getting started in providing you
the best in shooting information on the planet. I've got at least
6 great products on my radar screen right now. I'll bring them
to you just as fast as I can.

Till then I still highly recommend Coach Tom Nordland's Swish
videos to open you up to the world of shooting possibilities. The
eye opening Swish 1 lays out the basics without getting you
bogged down in overthinking what you are doing.

Swish 2 delves deeper into Tom's system and ably prepares you to
coach others or use the information to coach yourself to shooting
mastery.

Experience the world of Swish now at:

http://www.deandelker.com/swish.html

Shoot for the Stars,

Dean - The Dean of Shooting Hoops

P.S. John Wood has a buddy Dave Lemanczyk who was a big
time college hoops player and played professionally in
Europe. He's a super innovative trainer, as you can see
in this picture of him dunking a 15 lb canvas sandbag.

Do you think too many players are going to knock the
basketball out of his hands?

Take a gander at another innovative product that will
help immeasurably with your feel and touch in shooting
called:

'Finger Fitness: The Complete Hand Workout' by Greg Irwin.

You've never seen anything like this before in your life, but

you can find it at:

http://www.deandelker.com/finger_fitness.html

Copyright, Delker Enterprises, Inc. 2006