Thank You Coach @Phillip Morrison for dropping 💎 in the Drill Library. It will be a great help to the 17 year old I train 1 on 1.

Coach @Mark Jess Bernaldez asked a very good question on how to structure practices with limited time constraints Key takeaways: ✅ Break it into thirds – 30 min skills, 30 min offense/defense, 30 min scrimmage ✅ Let them play – players learn better by making mistakes, not listening to lectures ✅ Find your leaders – every team has sheep (lost players) and sheepdogs (leaders). Give them space to step up Coaches, how do you structure your practices? Drop your thoughts below! 👇🔥

Over the years I've created hundred of drills for players & point guards but never organized it until now. My Drill Library is now live inside the Classroom. I just uploaded about 15 drills for you guys & will continue to add to it weekly. These are for individual, group & team settings. I focus on point guards but of course many of these apply to all positions & skillsets. I tried to break them down into sub categories, for example: ball screens, passing, defense, cutting/spacing, etc CHECK IT OUT HERE

Here's a clip from a training session with HS guards. We're working on a side pick n roll & how to set that up. Against a strong/aggressive defender they will not let you move easily or in straight lines. You have to use some of these tactics I'm teaching: Bully ball, back pocket dribble, shuffle & zig/zag. I hope this helps some of my PGs out there, I know many struggle with these situations in half court sets, getting into ball screens & learning how to handle pressure better.

I'm excited to keep this monthly program rolling! My "COLLEGE ALL AMERICAN BLUEPRINT" will be fully uploaded by the end of this month. Our next drop is part 2, Phase 1 of my training program that made me a All-American point guard. Here's 3 tips that helped me!