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🔥 A great warm-up should prepare players to think—not just sweat. In this three-player drill, PGC Basketball CEO Mano Watsa challenges players to create space, use pass fakes, read the defender and make the right decision in real time. The goal isn’t to memorize a pattern. It’s to develop...

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PGC Basketball - Point Guard College

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