PGC Basketball - Point Guard College
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Where Point Guards learn how to THINK the game. Fall Shooting College Registration Now Open 👇
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Play of the YEAR Michigan: Double Elevator Never seen this before! ✅
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College432,119 views • 7 months ago
“Ear Tug” Ear Tug Attack Ear Tug Rifle Ear Tug Gator Hard to stop!!
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College185,677 views • 5 months ago
👀 50 years old. 5'10". CEO of PGC Basketball. 🤯Still dunking? 🔥This summer, Mano Watsa is visiting Point Guard College camps across North America, suiting up alongside players and proving that age and size is never an excuse. ✏️At PGC, we teach players to think the game, compete fearlessly, and develop the confidence to lead on and off the court. With 200+ overnight camps this summer, your camp might be next.🏀 👇 Rate Mano's dunk from 1-10 in the comments. #PGCBasketball #Leadership #BasketballCamp #SummerCamp #Inspirational #AthleticDevelopment #pointguardcollege
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College44,493 views • 2 months ago
STOP ON TWO FEET. It's not a suggestion. Watch how many "good" players in your gym can't do this simple thing. They catch it moving. They land on one foot, then the other, off balance, travel waiting to happen — and nobody says a word because the ball still went in. Here's the truth nobody tells your kid: the jump stop is a skill, not an accident. Two feet, same time, under control, ready to pivot either direction, ready to shoot, pass, or go. That's not footwork for footwork's sake — that's the difference between a player who's in control of the game and a player the game is happening to. Most kids never get taught this. They get taught to score. Nobody teaches them how to stop. This is what we work on. Not because it looks good on a highlight reel — it won't. Because it's the stuff that separates players who last from players who flash and disappear. Two feet. Every time. No exceptions. That's Basketball IQ. That's the work. #BasketballIQ #PGCBasketball #Fundamentals #JumpStop #PlayerDevelopment #StopOnTwoFeet #FootworkFirst
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College21,199 views • 1 month ago
🛑 If your handle doesn't translate to real game situations, you're wasting reps. Here are 7 ball-handling drills that will actually help you create space, shift the defense, and blow by your matchup. 💯 From essential pullbacks to the full Jayson Tatum combo, we are building game-ready habits today. Grab a ball, get in the gym, and get to work. 🏀🔥 Which of these 7 is your go-to? Drop the number in the comments! 👇 #BasketballDrills #BallHandling #PlayerDevelopment #SkillWork #Hoops #PointGuardTraining #BasketballCoach #BasketballI #basketballiq
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College58,281 views • 4 months ago
How would your team do w/ these?? Awesome team building 🔥👇
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College44,037 views • 3 months ago
Bill Donovan: Players think they get taken out because they missed a shot or turn it over. More often than not, players get taken out when that missed shot or turn over leads to: •bad energy •not sprinting back •rotating incorrectly defensively
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College297,604 views • 2 years ago
🔥 How to Get Noticed by Coaches (When You’re Not 6'7") Not every player is born with 6'7" height, elite athletic ability, or lights-out shooting out of the gate. But if you think physical gifts are the only way to catch a coach’s eye, PGC Basketball CEO Mano Watsa drops a powerful truth every athlete needs to internalize: "Effort is a skill—and it’s a choice." 💡 Why Hustle is Your Greatest Competitive Advantage Talent Opens Doors, Effort Keeps You There: High-level height and natural scoring get initial attention, but most players fall into the "undersized and still developing" category. Easier to Master Than Any Skill: Developing elite ball-handling or 40% three-point shooting takes thousands of reps over years. Making a high-effort play requires zero physical talent—it only takes a decision. Coaches Notice What Stand Out: Every good coach actively looks for the athlete who out-hustles, communicates, and consistently out-works everyone else on the floor. 🏀 The Takeaway for Players Stop making excuses for what you don't have—your size, your jump shot, or your athleticism. Focus on the one thing you can control 100% of the time: your effort. Make out-hustling everyone else your signature move. #BasketballDevelopment #PGCBasketball #HoopGrind #PlayerDevelopment #EffortIsASkill #BasketballCoaching #BasketballMindset
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College10,085 views • 17 days ago
Kon Knueppel on playing on two feet: “It evens out the athleticism…I’m not super athletic, so being able to play off two feet..now they have to be ready for a shot fake or a pivot. It kind of evens the playing field.” Straight from the PGC curriculum 👇👇
PGC Basketball - Point Guard College129,895 views • 1 year ago
