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Here we are discussing a move we have been working on with our 2nd/3rd graders and showing it in a NBA game. Also discussing dribbling with our head up and reading the defense. If we read it correctly before and during the play the defense will always be a step behind.
Here we are working on base change of direction drills with some upper/lower body work. Note the yellow and the darker brown basketballs are heavy basketballs (yellow 3lbs / darker brown 6lbs). Note we only have our older players (here 5th graders) using the 6lbs basketballs.
Here we are discussing playing unselfish basketball, our teams sometimes have an issue with that 😊. We want our player to think the game not just play and understand the ball has energy and when it’s being shared and move correctly everyone will have opportunities.

  • One of the Best skills/coaches in the metroplex 

    One of the Best skills/coaches in the metroplex is Coach Harvey! His ability to train a kid no matter what level they’re at is unmatched. His style is more of a teacher/trainer as he understands every kid learns differently and no one child is the same. He’s very encouraging and teaches mental and physical toughness through basketball and team work. He’s a very supportive trainer understands the AAU circuit as it pertains to each player and team. We are extremely grateful to have someone of his knowledge and expertise in our corner. 
    Keavon Reed
    Parent

  • Profound and old school coach

    Profound and old school coach, there’s a mission this coach makes sure to do his best on completing it. It may seem like he’s not doing his part in your eyes, but when you really pay attention and recognize your child’s growth then that impatience will walk out that door and you’ll understand his mission.
    Hakim Dent
    Parent