Total Rebound Percentage is a basketball statistic that measures the proportion of available rebounds a player or team secures during a game. It is calculated by dividing the total number of rebounds grabbed by the total number of rebounds available, which includes both offensive and defensive rebounds. This percentage helps evaluate a player's effectiveness in contributing to their team's rebounding efforts. A higher Total Rebound Percentage indicates better performance in securing rebounds, which is crucial for gaining possession of the ball. Coaches and analysts often use this statistic to assess players like Dwight Howard or Dennis Rodman, who are known for their rebounding skills, and to strategize for upcoming games.