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Danny Cooper Basketball
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4d •
What’s the most important skill to teach as a coach?
Have a long drive and it got me thinking… let me know below 👇🏼 Also drop any coaching/business questions below I’m answering on my drive!
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12 members have voted
1 like • 4d
Decision making is the foundation
7d •
New kids
Whenever you get a new client who has no film and you have no prior relationship with, what is the approach you guys use to train them that day they come in? Do we just pick and chose something random or what?
1 like • 7d
I would put them through something to see how they move and make decisions. Like Danny said a combination of finishing, shooting, ball handling, driving, mix in some live play and from there you can teach where they come up short or make note of it for the next workout.
19d •
Social Media Content
What platforms do you guys use the most to post content? As of right now I post everything on Instagram but feel like I should start branching out more now that I have content to post consistently. I know in this business views don’t equal clients but the more online traction the better. Which platforms have you guys had the most success in terms of views?
0 likes • 9d
@Daniel Cooper videos of my workout with text over them, or videos of me playing with a voiceover about something that’s on my mind
2 likes • 9d
@Peniel Smythe what are you doing on FB? I’m posting videos and joining groups
13d •
Finish This Sentence...
The best practices/training sessions all have one thing in common __________. Could be the energy, communication, competition, organization, or something completely different. I'm curious to hear what stands out to everyone.
5 likes • 13d
A mixture of skill drills and live play
2 likes • 9d
@Joseph Wunder I normally start with drills and progress to live play. Ball handling drills and then do dribble tag or something fun. Then move to a drill for floaters and then something with live play and the finish is a floater. I think drilling kinda warms the mind up and then you can apply it with live play
17d •
Weekend Recap
What's one win you're taking away from this weekend? Coaches? Trainers? Players? Breakthrough with your team at practice? Getting more athletes in the gym? Implementing moves you've been working on in your games over the weekend? Let's hear your weekend highlights👇
3 likes • 17d
I’ve been staying in my calorie deficit and I feel the changes when I’m moving on the court
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@brendan-williams-7518
I’m a high school assistant/JV coach. Also building a basketball brand (@perennialathleticsco). Let’s get in the gym
Active 14m ago
Joined Jun 26, 2026
Kentuckiana
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