Unfortunately, the basketball development space is filled with more business minded people than basketball minded people. The business should support the development, not the other way around.
Just because a trainer is good at marketing and understands social media doesn’t mean they can teach or properly develop players.
That doesn’t mean they can’t. But marketing is marketing, and player development is a skill of its own.
Do your homework. Look beyond the content…
Unfortunately, the basketball development space is filled with more business minded people than basketball minded people. The business should support the development, not the other way around.
PSA: there are 9 other players on the court, and 4 of them are pry sitting in the gap/helpside…you don’t have the entire court to work with on offense…train accordingly 📈
Got to coach a basketball game today in Portugal with my wife and some of my best friends, that’s pretty freaking awesome! Thank you @HopeCollegeWBB 🤞🤞🤞
Year 1 with the ‘29s. Proud of this group! They competed on the biggest stages, in front of coaches from all over the country, handled a psychotic coach, and represented Michigan the right way. The future is BRIGHT ⚡️
AAU Live Period Observation: Evaluation isn’t just offense, can you guard your yard?
Stop needing help…Stop putting your team in rotation. Accountability on defense separates you, QUICKLY…
Players: One of the best things you can do is ask the coach you’re working with “why am I doing this?” Or “how is this helping me develop?” … if they can’t answer that immediately, time to move on…don’t just go through the motions, your development depends on it.