-Played basketball since i was 7 years old. -Played for 3 AAU basketball teams in Houston texas and won MVP award. -All 4 years playing baskteball in high school i won MVP awards.

My best coach was in high school, but only worked with her for two years during my high school years. She taught me how to believe in myself. She pushed me to my limits while always making sure I knew she believed in my potential. Her passion for the sport was contagious, and she created an environment where everyone felt valued and motivated to improve.

I prioritize developing not just skilled athletes but well-rounded individuals. I believe in fostering a positive and supportive environment where athletes feel empowered to push themselves and grow. My coaching style emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and resilience, both on and off the court. I value open communication with both athletes and their families, ensuring everyone is aligned in achieving both personal and team goals. My goal is to inspire confidence, instill a strong work ethic, and help athletes realize their full potential while maintaining a love for the game.

Since a freshman in high school i was team leader, so i took that and put that into others, such as friends, family, and teammates. I have worked with athletes and others of varying skill levels, helping them improve their performance on the court and whoever wanted to get in shape while building confidence and character. My experience includes creating effective practice plans, teaching game strategies, and fostering a positive and competitive team culture.

-Start by evaluating their current strengths and areas for improvement through drills, gameplay, and one-on-one feedback. -Provide guidance on strength, agility, and endurance training to enhance their overall athleticism and prevent injuries. -Set realistic, measurable goals and track progress, keeping them motivated and focused on improvement. -Work on building confidence, focus, and resilience to help them handle pressure and maintain a positive mindset.

A typical basketball training session begins with a dynamic warm-up to prepare the body, including light cardio, dynamic stretches, and basic ball-handling drills to get the hands and feet ready. The session then moves into skill development, focusing on essential areas like dribbling, shooting, and passing, using drills designed to improve technique and consistency. Next, game-specific drills are introduced to simulate real scenarios, such as practicing offensive moves, defensive positioning, and transition plays to enhance decision-making and teamwork. Conditioning follows, with activities like sprint intervals, agility drills, and plyometric exercises to build endurance and explosiveness. The session concludes with a cool-down, incorporating light stretching to prevent soreness and a review to highlight progress, address areas for improvement, and set goals for the next practice.