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Committing turnovers is an absolute killer for all teams. It\u2019s the one in-game scenario where absolutely nothing positive comes out of it for your team. Even when you give up points defensively, while not ideal, you can then possess the ability to either slow down or amp up of the pace of the game with your next inbounds and offensive possession.

When you commit a turnover, however, you\u2019re not only gifting your opponent with a transition-offense opportunity, but you\u2019re also coming up completely empty on an offensive possession of your own \u2013 losing the ability for a shot attempt and missing out on the chance to draw a foul and\/or work the clock, depending on the pace of play you design.

Even worse, turnovers completely swing the pendulum of momentum to your opponent \u2013 whether it be for a fleeting moment, or during a critical time of the game.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Anything you can subsequently do as a coach to lower the amount of turnovers committed by your players dramatically helps your team\u2019s chances to win more games during the course of a season.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Regardless of position, perhaps the single-most important factor for reducing turnovers comes from improving your players\u2019 ability to handle the ball whenever and wherever they receive it on the court.

Championship Productions<\/em> possesses a huge library of instructional coaching videos filled with drills and daily individual skill workouts designed to help you improve your players ability to handle the ball \u2013 from dribbling skills, to pass catching, to fundamental body positioning and other turnover-reducing techniques to use in all manner of in-game situations.

The video clips below showcase just a sampling of all the excellent skills, drills and coaching tactics that you can implement right now to improve your team and reduce turnovers during the upcoming season.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Sean Miller, Xavier University Head Men’s Coach<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

\u20182-Ball Dribbling Workout\u2019<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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