Nick Greene
It might seem like mindless grunt work, but every rebound requires a plan. There is no better example for this than Dennis Rodman, who won seven straight rebounding titles between 1992 and 1998. The hall of famer may be known for his untethered aggressiveness (...) but his brain is what made him one of history's greatest rebounders. During pregame warmups, he would stand to the side and stare at the action going on near the baskets.
Dennis Rodman | IQ | basketball | rebounding | strategy
Libro: 'How to Watch Basketball Like a Genius' (pag. 238-239)
