The light-bulb moment is the best part. š”š
First, we identify the mistakes and break down the footwork.
Next, we slow everything down so the athlete can understand how each movement connects.
Then it clicksāand he begins executing the footwork repeatedly at a high level. š„
Great players arenāt developed by rushing the process. Theyāre developed through teaching, correction, repetition, and understanding.
This is what real player development looks like.
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Triple Threat is an essential basketball building block! One of the first things young players should learn is to catch and face! Comment below if you are able to spot the differences between the 3 examples!
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Donāt rush the processā¦.trust the process! Still looking to add a few more kiddos to the fresh hoopers! Donāt all speak at once! š
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If you have a child who plays and needs more instruction look no further!!! Looking to add a 3-5 more to my fresh hoopers class! I look forward to helping assist your child on their journey!
The game is all about feel! Feeling contact on the way to the rim!
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Anybody can dribble with no pressure⦠but can you keep control when the defense gets physical? ššŖ
Weāre teaching our athletes to stay low, stay strong, and protect the basketball through contact. If practice is harder than the game, game pressure becomes easy.
Iron sharpens iron. āļø
Progress doesnāt always look perfect at first ā sometimes it looks like struggle, correction, repetition⦠then BOOM š„ it clicks.
We worked on the Outside Dig footwork, and at first he was having a hard time getting the movement down. Instead of just moving on, we slowed it down, corrected the details, and kept getting reps until he cleaned it up and executed it the right way. šš
Thatās what development is about.
At Dribble University, Iām not just putting kids through drills. Iām teaching them, correcting them, and helping them understand how to move better on the court.
Parents, if you want your child in an environment where theyāre actually being coached and developed, send me a DM with āTRAININGā and letās get them started. š„
Start em young! Start em w/ consistency! Start em w/ structure! Educate the feet!!!
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