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The D1 Blueprint (Free)

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For basketball parents and players that are looking for the right way to get better at basketball

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Welcome to The D1 Blueprint
Welcome! This community is here to help you become the absolute best basketball player you can be and get a D1 scholarship or go pro or just make the team. Anything basketball we got you! Here are your next steps 👇 1. Start the free course: https://www.skool.com/thed1blueprintfree/classroom 2. Book your free 1-1 call: [insert funnel link] 3. Join the weekly Q&A calls: [insert call link] 4. Introduce yourself: name, country, and your goal. 5. Stay active: ask questions, help others, share wins, make friends, have fun! To your success! PS: What’s your goal for the next 30 days?
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@Tab T you are in the right place happy to have you!
What separates the average high school basketball play from someone who goes D1?
What separates the average high school basketball play from someone who goes D1?
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Bro I’m just now seeing this.. but let me give you some stuff.. 1. Basketball IQ the best players in high school that make it d1 have really high basketball iq and know how to play the game on both sides of the ball.. they make the right reads. They are like coaches on the floor.. so watch film and play lots of pick up. 2. Being in good shape.. people underestimate this but focusing on your conditioning and weight training can really set you apart. Being in better shape than the competition is SO IMPORTANT. Lastly be known for something specific.. are you an elite shooter, a lockdown defender, a floor general.. build out your competitive advantage and coaches will notice you.
Ball Handling Drills
Try out these drills to keep your handle tight. It takes 30 minutes a day and you’ll have the ball on a string where no defender can take it away from you. Ball handling is the second most important skill in my opinion behind shooting. You have to be able to take care of the ball in order to get better shots and score more points NEVER EVER slack off on your ball handling skills. That’s a recipe for getting benched!
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@Lj .R couple things. 1. Do ball handling drills stationary and moving for at least 25 min 5 days a week 2. Play pick up and work on just controlling the ball don’t do anything fancy. Ball handling isn’t about looking like Kyrie or Steph curry.. it’s about being able to get to where you want to go and making good decisions with the ball to help your team win 3. Confidence.. just like in shooting you need confidence in your handle I can’t tell you how many times I felt like I lost my handles when I got to college and it wasn’t because I wasn’t practicing it was because I lost confidence after a few bad plays.. but you will build confidence by being consistent with number 1 and 2 above. Also I’m working to finalize the ball handling course on here so once I get that live that we’ll be a lot of what you can do it and it will get you to where you want to be. Hope that helps
Working on something
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving for those that celebrate it. The team has been in the background working on the first Skills Skool Module which we will give to you all for free We are trying very hard to put everything in it you need to get better so you can get a D1 scholarship. Moe’s to come in the next few weeks but with this you’ll have a blueprint on certain skills I worked on with the exact drills to help you get better FASTER
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Keys to success from Tom Brady
1. Work Ethic and Discipline Brady is known for his relentless work ethic. He puts in countless hours in the gym and film room, emphasizing the importance of preparation and dedication to his craft. 2. Mental Toughness Brady possesses exceptional mental resilience, allowing him to stay focused and composed under pressure. His ability to handle adversity, whether in games or personal challenges, has been pivotal to his success. 3. Leadership Tom Brady's keys to success can be distilled into several core principles that have defined his illustrious career in the NFL. Here are the key factors: 4. Attention to Detail Brady's meticulous nature extends to every aspect of his game. He studies opponents thoroughly, understands defensive schemes, and constantly seeks to refine his skills. 5. Adaptability Throughout his career, Brady has adapted to changes in coaching staff, teammates, and playing styles. His ability to evolve with the game has kept him relevant across multiple decades. 6. Love for the Game Brady’s love for football drives him to continually improve and compete at the highest level. This passion is evident in his commitment and enjoyment of the game. 7. Nutrition and Health Brady prioritizes his physical health through a strict diet and fitness regimen. His commitment to maintaining peak physical condition has contributed to his longevity in a demanding sport. 8. Goal Setting Setting clear, achievable goals has been a consistent part of Brady's approach. He focuses on both short-term objectives and long-term aspirations, helping him maintain motivation. Tom Brady’s keys to success—work ethic, mental toughness, leadership, attention to detail, adaptability, passion, health, and goal setting—have not only defined his career but also serve as a blueprint for aspiring athletes in any field. As a quarterback, Brady's leadership skills are paramount. He fosters trust and camaraderie among teammates, encouraging collaboration and accountability on and off the field.
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Manuale Watkins
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Former division 1 basketball player helping players, parents, and coaches achieve their basketball goals

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