If you’re here, it’s because you’re trying to level up — not just run drills. So let’s talk real for a second… A lot of trainers think doing more = better results. More drills. More moves. More combos. But in my experience… Some of the biggest growth came from what I CUT OUT of my sessions. For me: I stopped overloading players with moves and started focusing on game-real reads + decision making. Less “cone work”… more live reactions. And the results? Way better transfer to games. 👀 So I’m curious… What’s ONE thing you used to do as a trainer that you either: - Completely removed - Or changed your approach on …and it actually made your players improve faster? 👇 Drop it below — could be: - A drill you stopped using - A mistake you realized - Something you used to overemphasize Let’s build a thread that actually helps everyone sharpen their craft.

You’re trying to scale your training business to 10k/month. A G League player reaches out to you to go train them for 2 months in the summer. You’ve never trained a pro before, so this is a great opportunity. The problem is, if you leave home, you have no consistent income and the business doesn’t grow. Would you:

What do you think is the #1 skill high school players NEED 🤔🤔🤔

How do you teach a kid to be more smooth and not as robotic?

I suppose there’s no drill of sorts to get a kid to stop reaching and fouling…