My son Jack wants to shoot today with me. Teaches me something valuable about getting to the gym “hey dad, the hardest part is getting there” couldn’t be more true @TinyGreenNBS
Coaches… below is a link to my 2nd article about the Operating System and the details of dynamic spacing of Post MOBility.
✅Dynamic spacing
✅Motion actions and continuities
✅Multiple screening actions
click on the link for the article and video:
https://t.co/VPSnlxhIjF
For coaches who are interested in knowing more about the details of the
✅Operating System and
✅Post Mobility
click on the link ⬇️ for the article and the video:
https://t.co/NfNJmiiz6q
#OperatingSystem#PostMOBility
Not sure anyone helped themselves more at this weekend's Philly Live than St. Rose's Matthew Hodge.
Strong, physical, & tough two-way player who showed shooting, passing, motor, and some positional versatility. https://t.co/vwLARa82XJ
photo: @MaxFeldman6
Steve Kerr's comments about AAU Basketball.
“Even if today’s players are incredibly gifted, they grow up in a basketball environment that can only be called counterproductive. AAU basketball has replaced high school ball as the dominant form of development in the teen years. I coached my son’s AAU team for three years; it’s a genuinely weird subculture. Like everywhere else, you have good coaches and bad coaches, or strong programs and weak ones, but what troubled me was how much winning is devalued in the AAU structure. Teams play game after game after game, sometimes winning or losing four times in one day. Very rarely do teams ever hold a practice. Some programs fly in top players from out of state for a single weekend to join their team. Certain players play for one team in the morning and another one in the afternoon. If mom and dad aren’t happy with their son’s playing time, they switch club teams and stick him on a different one the following week. The process of growing as a team basketball player — learning how to become part of a whole, how to fit into something bigger than oneself — becomes completely lost within the AAU fabric.”
So proud of our girls/boys basketball program for spending time with the boys and girls club of Asbury. Thank you to them for allowing us to be apart of their day. Truly great stuff all around!