@CoachDoty The expectations and intentions of too many parents who pay for club/travel sports are unrealistic and misguided. Hard to enjoy the development process of your child when winning, age group rankings, and social media posts are the desired outcome when they walk into the gym
☄️Hand Down Man Down ☄️
17U, Anderson Brendle, 6’5, SG, has ice in his veins! Possessing in-the-gym-range from 30+ft and a college ready quick release! He made six 3’s in the win vs a scrappy P.L.U.T.O Prospects group! Leading all Day 1 Scorers w/34pts on 60% shooting from the floor! 👀 😤 🔥
#RLHOOPS
@milleeno Could not have happened to a better person and well deserved. I don’t think I’ve seen a coach hungrier to grow and get better. Congrats coach!
@tylercoston 5 min GForm post game vs a talk. Valuable data.
1. Rate how well you played 1-10 scale & why.
2. One way you want to improve.
3. Rate how well the team played & why.
4. What does the team need to improve?
5. Did you have fun?
6. What did you learn?
Marcus Aurelius is one of the most incredible figures in all of history. As a young boy, he was chosen and groomed to be the emperor of most of the known world. Absolute power not only didn’t corrupt, it made him better.
Here are 12 rules he lived by...
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RECRUITS: Turn your social media into a résumé! Have your Name, GPA, Contact Info, and High School/AAU team in your header. Pin your highlight tape to your profile. There are tons of coaches on social media that look at recruits. If we have to search for info on you, we move on!
5 Stoic lessons from Seneca:
1. We suffer more in imagination than in reality
2. Associate only with people who improve you
3. The greatest remedy for anger is delay
4. Value your time more than your possessions
5. Death is not in the distant future. We are dying every day
Powerful stuff from Darius Days in the postgame. Says Eric Gaines isn’t afraid to hold him accountable, even though Gaines is a sophomore and Days is a senior.
The ability to hold and be held accountable – next level.
It’s easy to be a critic or a cheerleader. It’s harder to be a coach.
A critic sees your weaknesses and attacks your worst self. A cheerleader sees your strengths and celebrates your best self.
A coach sees your potential and helps you become a better version of yourself.
A player should come to practice everyday locked into these-
1. Being Mentally prepared before you start practice. It’s hard to get ready 30 minutes into it.
2. Come with great energy. Make your energy contagious in a good way.
3. Come to COMPETE and not just to get through it.