Catch to score helps them understand getting to the rim in a more straight line and not to move sideline to sideline and stay in one place. Movement and angles

Catlin Clark is great at this

I would teach when it's a good time too on defender position and how but I know some players I have to get them to not do it everytime it is a nervous habit for some.

All the above some can do more some can't but even day a week if that is all they can fo is better than none

Because of playing other sports, try to fit in off-season training for those sports and for basketball. Some can have jobs because they have to and others sometimes have to babysit the brothers and sisters in the summer or after school. Plus some don't have the means to spend money and don't know where to start. It all depends on the family situation that they have been dealt. Also are pretty good now and don't think they need to work. Look at AAU they think that is a workout nowadays and it probably creates more bad habits towards playing within a team IQ than anything. Most people today would rather play than do workouts to get a certain skill better.

Be passionate about improving, develop a great work ethic, and build a routine around what you learn to meet those goals. I believe the rest follows.

Baby steps they have to see some improvement and you start to bring them along and as you do that you talk to them through a story about others in the past and them today and have them start to live the story. I do that with new employees and young basketball players' books written on this subject.

Lifelong learners are why they adapt to their players way more in public high schools and down, because the talent changes every couple of years and you must use different systems. The private and college go get what they need and run the same systems to fit their style.

Brendon but he still gets s better skilled player for his system these guys play college so they are better than any high school player.