I’m curious if you have any effective ways of simulating , extreme ball pressure that often happens in game situations? My son is only in 3rd grade and is doing a fantastic job learning the skills and concepts in the app with the different training aids, but has struggled in games this Spring protecting the basketball. For some reason, the tournaments here allow full-court press in many 3rd grade games (which I don’t agree with). His improvement over the last 6 months is outstanding, but he is certainly struggling with aggressive defenders. How can I help him in practice with this issue?

Hey coach can you please give an honest critique about my shooting form. What are the things I need to improve on the most and what are the things I'm doing right also?

What size boxes are you using. Also if I primarily work with 7 th grade girls. What size would you suggest.

I want dribble skills with rhythm.

When I get into a skill breakdown during a workout and the kids are attempting to perform and learn the skill, for some reason even after they get it down, they tend to approach the skill with a "beginners" effort rather than being aggressive and not being afraid to make and learn from mistakes. How do I get them to transition from learning the skill to approaching it in a way to improve and force mistakes? I may have worded that in a weird fashion but I hope you can follow what I am trying to say.