My next step for my training business is to secure a consistent gym space in my area. I live in a smaller community with not a lot of gym spaces (No YMCA's or public gyms available unfortunately). Any tips or advice on finding a space but also securing one would be much appreciated!!

What’s up fam! I want to get this community super active so we can all help each other learn, grow, and become the best coaches/trainers/players possible… With that said - our 2nd ever GIVEAWAY is happening! Below are the details ⬇️ Prizes: $75 Giveaway (Venmo/Zelle) + a 30 minute zoom consultation with me and my team Rules: *Must be on Level 4 or higher to be eligible. You increase your level by making discussion posts, commenting on others posts, and replying to comments. When people like your post/comment/reply, you receive a “point”. The posts should consist of basketball content that creates discussions for education/learning purposes THE CHALLENGE: Make a discussion post that gets at least 5 likes and at least 5 comments! Once complete, comment "5 and 5" in the comments section below this post. Please only comment below this post once complete! Only Posts from 5/6-5/31 are eligible! On June 1st, all Level 4 members (and higher) who completed the challenge will be randomly put into a generator and one person will selected as the winner. Let’s get ittt!! Each month, prizes will get better as we continue to grow!

When preparing a skills session for high level players and you are watching film in preparation, what are the things that you coaches are looking for, specifically? Should you focus on one area or attack multiple things? Would really appreciate some insight from fellow coaches.

I would tend to believe that I have a great understanding of basketball and seeing details that players might miss. What I struggle with is breaking that down for players that have no prior experience. So coaches, how do you guys approach sessions/skills development with players that are brand new to basketball?

Who’s going to the finals?!