Sue Bird
Sportskool Basketball coach Sue Bird
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Shooting Advanced
Bill Walton demonstrates advanced shooting, from the hook shot to the finger roll.
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Shooting Practice
Bill Walton teaches practical and fun ways to practice shooting.
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Rebounding Drills
Bill Walton's rebounding drills that can be done alone or in a group.
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Passing Techniques
Bill Walton teaches proper passing, from the basics through advanced techniques.
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Rebounding and Scoring
Bill Walton takes offensive rebounding to the next level.
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Passing Drills
Bill Walton's passing drills designed to develop proper passing skills.
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Offensive Moves 3
Bill Walton demonstrates fundamental and advanced moves that will elevate your game.
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Offensive Moves 2
Bill Walton covers the five back to the basket moves incorporating pivots & drop steps.
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Offensive Drills
Bill Walton presents basic drills designed to improve speed and quickness.
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Shooting Basics
Bill Walton teaches the basics of shooting from form to specific shots.
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Offensive Moves 1
Bill Walton teaches proper positioning and the three basic facing the basket moves.
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Hoops Training 3
Marc Verstegen focuses on endurance & recovery. Be fresh from tip off to final buzzer.
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Hoops Training 1
Mark Verstegen gets you ready to hit the hardwood and take your game to the next level.
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Dribbling Basics
Bill Walton covers the dribbling basics that all players should continually practice.
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Defensive Rebounding
Bill Walton teaches you how to improve your defensive rebounding.
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Defensive Basics
Bill Walton breaks down proper Defensive techniques, from positioning to closing out.
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Grant Hill Interview
Sit down 1 on 1 with Basketball star Grant hill and hear it all from the man himself.
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UConn Game Plan
Huskies coach Jim Calhoun shows you his own game winning philosophies.
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UConn Defense
Checkout the game winning defense of two-time division 1-A champs the UConn Huskies
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Bill Walton Interview
Bill Walton reflects on basketball & its impact on life, both on & off the court.
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UConn Offense
Two-time Division 1champs the UConn Huskies and show off their devastating offense
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Screens
Bill Walton shows the proper techniques for setting and defending screens.
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Rebounding Basics
Bill Walton teaches the theory and techniques of Rebounding.
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Offensive Rebounding
Bill Walton's techniques for improving your offensive rebounding.
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Jim Calhoun Interview
Hall of fame coach Jim Calhoun sits down to give you insight on his life and career.
A towering Sue Bird billboard greets visitors to Seattle's Nike Town. The 30-foot high banner dominates the entrance to the footwear and clothing outlet, just like the basketball star stands over her opponents on the court.
Few female athletes are better at their sport or more popular than Bird, one of the most decorated women's basketball players in history.
As a two-time All-American at UConn, the point guard won two National Championships and appeared in three Final Fours while the Huskies posted an eye-popping 136-9 record (93.8 winning percentage). As a senior in 2001-02, Bird won almost every meaningful player of the year award, including the Naismith Award and honors from the Associated Press and U.S. Basketball Writers Association.
The first-overall pick by the WNBA's Seattle Storm in 2002, Bird's been just as dynamic as a professional, earning first-team All-WNBA selections three times (2002, 2003, 2005) and three all-star selections (2002, 2003, 2005). She led the Storm to its first playoff birth as a rookie. Bird also won a gold medal as member of 2004 U.S. Olympic Team in Athens.
When Gary Payton left for the Los Angeles Lakers in 2003, Seattle fans voted for Bird's image to replace the departed Sonics guard at the Nike Town entrance.
- Born October 16, 1980 in Syosset, New York
- Won the 2002 Wade Trophy recipient (academic excellence, community service and player performance)
- Won the first annual Senior CLASS award in 2002, (given to the nation's top senior basketball player)
- Three-time Conseco/Nancy Lieberman-Cline National Point Guard of the Year honoree (2000, 2001, 2002)
- 2002 Honda Award (women's college basketball player of the year)
- Averaged 16.0 points and 4.5 assists a game to earn 2002 All-Final Four honors
- Four Big East regular season and tournament titles as a member of UConn
