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STOP OVERCOMPLICATING TRAINING So many trainers are focused on trying to prove how much they know, so they overcomplicate drills, concepts, etc These are clips from a 6th/7th grade girls workout … it’s the same drills and concepts we do with our HS and College Players - Live Situation,... show more

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Points aren’t the separator… Players are so consumed with how many points they average, and OBVIOUSLY points set the level… you need to be able to score it. But when you dive in to separating players that score the ball at the same rate… it’s about HOW they go about it. How are they impacting the game beyond the scoring? How are they getting their shots, and how many shots are they taking? If players focus on the how, their game becomes more well rounded and efficient 👍👍

Points aren’t the separator… Players are so consumed with how many points they average, and OBVIOUSLY points set the level… you need to be able to score it. But when you dive in to separating players that score the ball at the same rate… it’s about HOW they go about it. How are they impacting the game beyond the scoring? How are they getting their shots, and how many shots are they taking? If players focus on the how, their game becomes more well rounded and efficient 👍👍

Steve Dagostino

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TOO MUCH INFORMATION FOR PLAYERS My dad, who was a HS Coach for 30 years has been saying this for a while… there are so many Camps, Workouts, Teams for players have go to in the Off Season and many of them try to teach these advanced concepts which sound great on paper, but most players that age need to lock in in doing the simple things really well. That is what is going to give them the best chance for success. Then as they build a strong foundation, you slowly add these advanced concepts while maintaining that foundation that was built.

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SIMPLE CUES ON DEFENSE It’s so funny, these are cues that I use with the young players that I coach and develop. So they are meant to be simple. There will be players/coaches/trainers/parents at higher levels that look at this video and think it’s dumb, or too basic. Yet when I watch bad defensive players/teams at the Pro/College/HS level … they can’t keep players in front, are late in rotations, and don’t finish possessions with rebounds. So idk, maybe this is just for youth players, or maybe it’s for everyone 🤷‍♂️

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SHOOTING … SIMPLIFIED We love to complicate shooting. I try to simplify everything for players so that they can build on it. For shooting, I’ve been using this simple progression. If players have the ability to get behind the ball, under the ball, and through the ball… they have the ability to shoot the ball with ease. Sync that with their stance and timing … they’ll be a shooter!!!

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