I wanted to make this video for you guys, the delay is over! Oct. 9th I launch the Point Guard Cohort with 4 live sessions on zoom & you'll get all the recordings in a program format. But you get to be apart of it live, ask questions, give your thoughts/feedback. I created a 75% off code for you as well! Discount Code (75% off total): pg50 *Use this code at checkout at my Stan store link: https://stan.store/phillipmorrison Schedule:Thursdays @ 9:00 PM ET — 30-min teaching + live Q&A. Recordings included You’ll Master: - Becoming a great Point Guard (What they don't tell you) - Beating Pressure & Play with Pace - Improving at Decision-making skills - True Leadership that changes cultures - How to read defenders, exploit weaknesses & create advantages Access here: https://stan.store/phillipmorrison

What’s the ONE thing you wish you knew sooner that would’ve changed your game? - How to actually train the right way? - How to stay locked in when pressure hits? - How to get noticed by coaches instead of wasting time? Be real—drop yours in the comments 👇 and help someone skip the mistakes you made.

Hey up people. I need some help. Are there anyone that can help me out with some basic/basic+ fundamental/technique drills to teach kids how to run/sprint. My team of 9 - 11 year old kids have a few that lack basic running skills. The majority of them can run/sprint good enough, but nothibg wrong with helping them get even better at it.

If you played yourself 1-on-1 from a year ago, what’s the score? Are you cooking your old self or would last year’s you still have the edge? be honest 👇

Point guards are known as floor generals, but should their first instinct always be to pass? What do you think? Should a PG always pass first, or does scoring come first in today’s game? Drop your take below! ⬇️🔥