http://www.hoopshype.com/fan_mail/palubinskas.htm
Australian shooting guru Ed Palubinskas, once a teacher of Shaquille O'Neal.
But I may be the next shooting coach for the San Antonio Spurs. I have an inside link here. Keep fingers crossed
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And by the way, Mr. Palubinskas, there's not much wrong with Ben Wallace's mechanics most of the time, and I doubt there's anything that can be done to help him. Same with Duncan.
"But I may be the next shooting coach for the San Antonio Spurs. I have an inside link here. Keep fingers crossed. It is so political and just hard to crack the s to get in. It is quite difficult to make a presence."
(a) I thought we hired a shooting coach, Chip Engelland, before the season started?
(b) people who blab about being hired by the Spurs don't get hired by the Spurs.
him saying that he might get hired, just lost him the job
I thought ole Chip was the shooting coach.
This guy is full of crap, he only mentioned the Spurs in the hopes that it will help sell his video. Why hire him, just buy the video
Complete infomercial material if I've ever heard it.
Wow. I can't wait for him to come over. Shaq has the sweetest jumpshot in the game.
Wait a second, has Shaq ever actually taken a jumpshot?
Or the stellar free throw shooting. I think if I were him I'd omit that little nugget from my resume.
"Plus I don't try very hard to hang around the league."
Yeah we don't take kindly to people who don't try very hard around these parts.
I would not be bragging about being Shaq's shooting coach
I think Chip is specifically Tony's coach. Does anyone know if he also works with the other players?
Yes he does.
Chip obvioulsy told tony to stick with the layups.
Has anyone seen an improvement in Tony shot, just seems like he's taking less.
There's definitely improvement in his form and the position of the ball in his hands. I don't think they'll see any real results until next season.
You wish, Ed....
A fundamental change in mechanics will take more than a year to make a noticable difference. If he were taking the same number of outside shots as he did last year his percentage would be lower. Unlearning muscle memory is very difficult.
Tony's shot was pretty good at the beginning of the Season. As were both his, and Timmy's FT's. Methinks that came from a lotta work in the off season, and maybe the shooting coach had something to do with that.
But, as the season progresses, and they have less time to work on those aspects...the old bad habits come back. Now Timmy and Tony are reverting to their old forms. Tony can't make any long range shots, and Timmy again sucks at the FT line.
It all takes time I guess.
Still, it sure doesn't hurt to analyze what this guy is saying. I'm sure there are some helpful ideas and techniques in there.
His total focus on Offense and shooting is probably good for a "shooting" coach...but, would be lousy for an NBA coach. His analysis of the techniques of proper shooting probably make some sense.
His analysis of the game of basketball ranks right up there with Barbara Streisand's.
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