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If you could level up one part of your game in the next 30 days, what would it be? 🏆 Shooting Consistency 💨 Faster First Step 🧠 Better Basketball IQ 💪 Stronger Finishing Drop yours in the comments & let’s break down how to make it happen ⬇️

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I just uploaded a new live workshop inside the classroom. Check out the Course "Workshop Library". Here's the the notes from this workshop... HANDLING A FULL COURT PRESS 1. LIONS & LAMBS- Lions attack the middle of the court, Lambs go to the sidelines/dead spots to be killed. 2. Understand the Design of Presses: It’s designed to push you to sidelines, corners & speed you up. 3. Know Outlets: Know exactly where your passing outlets are in your press break. 4. Make the simple play or pass: Don’t over dribble if its not needed, look to pass. 5. Train & Practice against live defense. Get your reps against tough live defense. 1 on 1 or 1 on 2. “Bones over Cones” Traps & Double Teams: 1. Draw 2 defenders & know that someone on your team is open! Make the simple pass & don’t over dribble. 2. Usually wherever the 2nd defender came from that is where the open teammate is at.

Pastor Duke from Instagram asked a very good question: How do you encourage physicality in basketball players who are also Christians? ✅ Basketball is a physical game – Many players avoid contact because they were never taught how to create it ✅ Drills over words – Instead of just telling them to be physical, run drills that require them to initiate contact ✅ Start with offense – If they learn to create contact as offensive players first, they’ll naturally develop physicality in other areas How do you teach your players to be more physical?