I usually do both feet with bump

Question for D Coop @Daniel Cooper and the other basketball training CEOs in the community. For those of you who have had $30K–$40K months (or even your highest revenue month), I'd love to learn from your experience. Looking back, what were the daily actions that directly contributed to that growth? A few things I'm curious about: - What did your day-to-day look like? - Where was most of the revenue coming from (memberships, camps, private training, teams, partnerships, etc.)? - What KPIs were you tracking consistently? - What activities generated the highest ROI? More importantly... What behaviors, systems, or CEO habits had to change for you to go from consistently doing $10K–15K/month to $30K–40K/month? I'm less interested in specific marketing tactics and more interested in the operational shifts, leadership decisions, and priorities that actually moved the business forward. Looking forward to learning from everyone. Thanks in advance!

One of my go-to drills for developing on-ball defense off the catch. ✅ Footwork ✅ Physicality ✅ Reaction ✅ Agility ✅ Body control You can manipulate the constraints to target exactly what your athlete needs. Here we forced athletes to stay facing a specific direction. King of the court scoring system. First to 3! What defensive constraint would you add to make this drill even more game-like? Drop it below 👇

Any video you guys have in the past training players pivot feet finish like jalen brunson

I tested one method which is pretty good to close I had so many parents not able to close and we didn’t have people to follow up by call or text. Now, we did a quick promotion before summer we offer extra 4 classes if they pay the same day of the trial class result is we got extra 5-6 sales. To me, we need a head count and the most money to make is they renew package since the first time I need to pay sales person and coach for commission. But make sure to understand profit and expense.