by Larry Lindsay
( 6 x 9, 34 pages, $14.95)

John Wooden, who knows a little about basketball, once said that it is much more difficult to teach offense than defense. This is a book to help break through all the barriers that make that statement so true, and to maximize a coach’s practice time.

Maximum Offense presents an offense that is not too complicated to teach, yet is flexible enough to make your team a real force when it has the ball. Coach Lindsay believes the key is to develop an offense that can attack a man-to-man, a zone, a press, etc. by using the same actions and fundamentals.

A great tool for a coach to drill perfection in his offense. Coach Lindsay is the author of Maximum Defense, which has been a best-seller for years.

Table of Contents:
Purpose
Chapter One: Introduction
Chapter Two: Alignments
Chapter Three: Basics Of Maximum Offense
Chapter Four: What Is So Good About This Offense?
Chapter Five: But What About?
Chapter Six: Attacking Specific Defenses
Chapter Seven: What If They?
Chapter Eight: What If I?
Chapter Nine: Practice Drills