• Improve your team defense, transition offense and how to attack the rim relentlessly with Phil Martelli Jr, head coach Bryant University

  • Nov 12 2024
  • Length: 31 mins
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Improve your team defense, transition offense and how to attack the rim relentlessly with Phil Martelli Jr, head coach Bryant University

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  • Today's guest is Phil Martelli Jr, head coach of the Bryant University men's basketball program.

    Coach Martelli shares fantastic tips on improving your transition offense, getting your players to relentlessly attack the rim and how to get after it defensively.

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    Opening music: Feudal by Damma Beatz courtesy of Epidemic Sound

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