Hey everyone, I might have to potentially change my schedule going into next month. So this is a quick update for everyone.

Hey everyone, training is canceled due to weather conditions. Stay safe out there.

I watched about 20 games the past 2 weekends, and I need to share what I saw because it directly applies to every player in this community. First, let me tell you what I was actually looking for. Not the score. Not wins and losses. I don’t care about that when I’m scouting my own players. I’m watching skills applied in live game situations. I’m watching pace. I’m watching footwork. I’m watching how many times you turn the ball over versus how many times you make the right play. I’m watching whether the things we grind on in training are actually showing up when it matters. Some players played good this weekend. Decent games across the board. But only a handful genuinely stood out to me. And when I say stood out, I mean I couldn’t take my eyes off them. These were the players consistently putting up 15+ points. Not once. Consistently. And every single one of them shared the same traits: - Intentional footwork. - Self-correction when something broke down. - Asking questions in training. Not just what to do, but why. They want to understand the purpose behind every skill we work on. The Power of Intentionality That’s not a coincidence. That’s a pattern. For example, a player who is intentional can repeat the same go-to move and continue to score. Why does it work? Because they are intentional with their setup, their eyes, and their pace. But here is the real separator: What happens if a defender plays good defense and recovers? Because that player is intentional, they don't panic. They adjust and go straight into a counter-move. That is the exact thing I saw this weekend and some last weekend. I watched a player’s go-to move get cut off, and instead of picking up the ball or forcing a bad shot, they seamlessly transitioned into secondary footwork and finished with a layup. They didn't "react" they just attacked with a different plan. The "Just Hooping" Trap Now let me talk about the players who were struggling. Because this is where it gets honest and I need you to really hear this.

I got a 6pm and 7pm training availabe for players who want to focus on shooting.

Hey everyone! As I mentioned last week, I’ve freed up more time to be in the gym. Starting next week, we are officially adding Fridays to the schedule! I’ll be starting with one shooting group and will eventually push that to two. I’m also looking at setting aside 1–2 hours for open gym play on Fridays, alternating between boys and girls. Starting TODAY: We’re implementing a new routine for athletes who arrive 15 minutes early. A new Strength & Conditioning coach, Christian, will be leading warmups to get the gym dialed in and professional before we start. Today is a free trial and is completely optional. If you’re interested in a long-term plan, I’ve included the images of his programs and info below. Just a reminder that I handle the basketball training, so any strength and conditioning arrangements will be made directly between you and Christian. P:S - I am about to start making merch for myself and others so if you want a shirt let me know! See you on the court!