Players get yourself sign-up with this app and enjoy a summer of great work-outs. Coaches send this to your players so they can get better this off-season when working on their game alone. I wish I had this when I was younger.

One of the biggest opportunities in player development is bridging the gap between practice and games. If we want players to make better reads and quicker decisions under pressure, we have to give them opportunities to think, adapt, and solve problems in practice. Guided instruction has its place, but so do live reps, constraints, and controlled chaos. The goal isn’t to create players who memorize moves... it’s to develop confident decision-makers who can feel the game and react to whatever the defense gives them. 🏀📈

High School coaches do it for free. I guarantee my years of coaching gives me player development credibility.

The hardest players to coach aren't the ones who struggle. It's the ones who struggle and think they already know why.

A great high school basketball coach isn't just building a team, he's building people. - Effort over ego. - Discipline over talent. - We over me.

Moody people are hard to coach. I think it something you can work on.

This is worth the watch What do you”First Place” people look like? (Via @coachajkings 🎥)

RT @nextlevelbb: Parents If you disallow your son to quit anything he starts. You get it.

It never ceases to amaze me how much of winning basketball simply comes down to playing harder and having more “want to” than the opposition. This is true during games, in the weight room, during skill work, at practice, in the off season. The competition never really ends.

Anunoby was ranked the No. 293 player in his 2015 high school class:

Good job @najeewilliams13

"Average teammates are interested in their teammates. Great teammates are invested in their teammates." -- Tom Crean

A “next play” mentality isn’t about ignoring reality—it’s about accepting it. Stop focusing on what just happened and lock in on what needs to happen next.

A lot of these young hoopers Were never taught the basics of basketball in AAU or college They literally DNK how to play team defense or run an offense Knicks roster came up in programs that required it See the difference?

Washburn’s Best Sets From The 25-26 Season One Of The Best D2s In The Country! - Stagger Loop Baseline Stagger - Iverson Tight Curl Pin - Iverson Wedge Empty Step-Up - Box CNR Stagger (BLOB) - Box Rip - Diamond Curl Zoom - Stagger Delay Flex Slip Zoom - Stagger Tight Curl - Box Flex (BLOB) - Stagger Delay Flex Slip Zoom - Box Flex Back Screen (BLOB) - Box STS Lob (BLOB) - Touch Double Cross Screen (Zone) - Horns Double Slip DHO - Out UCLA Flex Zoom

Dribble hand off 2v2 ⬇️ A 2v1 situation is created. Main focusing is getting the ball handler reading the help side defender.

Why is 3-on-3 the ultimate shortcut? More touches, better spacing reads, and nowhere to hide on defense. Is your practice design giving your players enough "repetition without repetition" to actually improve their game IQ? Read our deep dive basketballimmersion.com/yout…

Congrats to @landryshamet and the Knicks on winning the NBA Championship last night. Park Hill is proud to call you one of our own. Thank you for all that you have done for @ParkHillSchools @816Hoops & Kansas City in general. Enjoy the success, you have earned it.

Landry Shamet. Born and raised in Kansas City, MO. Park Hill High School grad. NBA Champion.