For everyone inside the community, what’s been your biggest “win” since joining as a result of advice or information from Danny? Drop a comment below 👇🏼

Of ALL the skills in basketball, what are the top 3 most important for a player at any level? 🤔

For those of you now running your own player development business, what did your path look like? Did you gain experience working under a school, a team, or a training facility? Or did you jump straight into building your own client base? I’d love to hear what worked for you and any lessons from that journey.

I am entering my final year of college and need ideas for basketball work I can do during the semester? I have my training business and I work with another training guy as well who pays me 15hr per session. It’s money but it won’t support me during the school year. Any ideas of how I can still make money consistently during the semester with training or are there other routes??

1. Every player learns differently 2. The "Drills" you use aren't as important as the "why" behind each drill 3. Finding Solutions to Problems (as quick as possible) makes you a great coach 4. Having Defenders/rebounders make the workout 10x better 5. Coming in with a plan gives you confidence to command the workout 6. Focus on 1 thing at a time 7. Shooting is the most important skill in basketball 8. Live Defense > Cone drills 9. Nothing beats simply playing basketball What would you add?