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I am a former D-1 collegiate player (University of New Mexico), varsity payer at Kingston High School (Kingston, NY) and stand out AAU player

Identify Strengths and Weaknesses:

Observe their gameplay: Pay attention to what they do well and where they struggle.

Ask them about their goals: What aspects of their game do they want to improve?

Be specific: Instead of saying "you're bad at aiming," say "your aim is inconsistent when you're under pressure".

Provide Constructive Feedback:

Focus on actionable advice: Instead of general criticism, offer specific suggestions for improvement.

Be positive and encouraging: Frame feedback as an opportunity for growth, not a criticism.

Use examples: Show them how they can apply your advice in specific situations.

Encourage Practice and Adaptation:

Suggest specific drills or exercises: Help them focus on areas where they need improvement.

Encourage them to analyze their own gameplay: Watch replays and identify areas for improvement.

Remind them to adapt to different situations and opponents: Encourage them to be flexible and adjust their strategy accordingly.

Focus on the Mental Game:

Help them build confidence: Remind them of their strengths and accomplishments.

Encourage them to stay positive and focused: Help them manage frustration and setbacks.

Help them develop a strong mindset: Emphasize the importance of perseverance and continuous improvement.

Be a Supportive Coach:

Be patient and understanding: Improvement takes time and effort.

Celebrate their progress: Acknowledge their achievements, no matter how small.

Encourage them to have fun: Remember that gaming should be enjoyable.

A typical basketball training session is structured to develop skills, conditioning, and game intelligence. Here’s what it generally looks like:

1. Warm-Up (10-15 minutes)

Dynamic stretching and mobility exercises

Light jogging or defensive slides

Dribbling drills to get loose

2. Skill Development (20-30 minutes)

Ball-handling drills (stationary and on-the-move)

Shooting drills (form shooting, spot-up, off-the-dribble, free throws)

Passing drills (chest, bounce, overhead, no-look)

3. Game Situations & Tactics (20-30 minutes)

Offensive drills (pick-and-roll, isolation, fast breaks)

Defensive drills (closeouts, help defense, rotations)

Scrimmages (small-sided games, full-court play)

4. Conditioning & Strength (15-20 minutes)

Agility drills (ladder drills, cone drills)

Strength training (bodyweight or weights, core work)

Endurance drills (sprints, suicides)

5. Cool Down & Review (10 minutes)

Static stretching

Mental focus exercises (visualization, breathing techniques)

Reviewing key takeaways and goal setting

Each session is adjusted based on the players’ skill level, goals, and season schedule.

The best coach I ever had was coach Wyncoop.He had the ability to get us to believe in ourselves and told us taught us hard work as well as self discipline.

I tailor training programs to your individual needs and goals, ensuring you get the most out of each session. My training methods are designed to deliver tangible results, whether you're looking to build strength, improve your shooting percentage or increase your ball handling. I provide the support and encouragement you need to stay motivated and accountable, helping you overcome challenges and achieve your basketball aspirations.I have the knowledge and experience to guide you through proper form, technique, and exercise selection, minimizing mistakes and maximizing your potential. I'm passionate about helping people achieve their fitness goals