What’s up y’all - getting ready and making our schedule for this upcoming week. Our high-level workouts are in full swing! What are you looking forward to this week?

First high level run of the summer! More big names on the list for the future. stay tuned https://www.skool.com/dannycooperbasketball/classroom/50ed2e04?md=db12380b53b446359902db9c82944dd3

Curious what everyone thinks🤔🤔: The “that’s a travel” crowd is interesting to me. It feels like some people act as if calling a travel…automatically means the move wasn’t skilled or effective. If you’ve actually played at a high level, you know you can’t spend the entire game thinking through every rule in real time. Basketball is about reacting, creating, and playing off instinct. The game has always evolved because players push boundaries. New footwork, new finishes, new step-backs, new ways to create separation—every generation finds something the previous one didn’t do. Creativity is part of what makes basketball beautiful. Obviously there have to be rules, but why do so many fans focus more on policing the game than appreciating the skill it takes to innovate? If a move is effective and forces defenses to adapt, isn’t that part of the natural evolution of basketball? Are modern players getting away with too much, or are we just watching the game evolve like it always has? 🤔🏀

What’s one basketball skill you thought was OVERRATED…until you actually got better at it? I notice a lot of player underestimate things like conditioning, footwork, or passing angles…until they realize it completely changes their game.

What has been everyone's favorite part of the classroom?