This is a 1 hour masterclass jam packed with amazing value, tips, advice & action plan for players & parents! I was joined by former D1/NBA point Guard Joseph Lewis who had 20 D1 offers & played at 3 different D1 programs (Univ. of Louisville, Penn State, Cleveland State). Also Coach Matt Sanders with over 30 years of coaching experience & recruiting advice. This is now uploaded into the "CLASSROOM" tab under the course name "Masterclasses & Workshops". Also the PDF download is included here. I would love to hear your feedback or any questions you may have! ------------- ** Point Guard Clinic & Workshop - Charlotte, NC *** 9/26 - Saturday 12p-3p If you're around the Charlotte area I'll be partnering again with HoopsKrew Academy & running a powerful event! I would love to meet & train with anyone in our community. Here's the link: https://app.coachiq.io/hoops-krew/athletes?form=89c629b7-99d7-4090-b4b1-dfaa12a33dee --------------- Next Community Call: I plan on doing a community call on Sunday as I get my schedule in Charlotte while I travel. I'll have that posted by Friday so keep an eye out for that in the tab "CALENDAR" for all our live calls & workshops.

Would you guys in the community be interested in seeing step by step a breakdown of my full advanced 2 ball routine? I have some of the drills inside the course "The Art of Ball Handling" already posted. But I've never done a full breakdown of these advanced drills I created. Here's a video of me doing it at a camp in the past.

This week I've been in Maui working the Just Hoop Maui basketball camp alongside a good friend, Cody, who also played professionally overseas with me in the Philippines. Cody invited me to train with Boston Celtics starting guard Derrick White — an NBA Champion and Team USA Olympic gold medalist. We trained together, played golf, shared meals, and I got to observe how he approaches his craft up close. I've played professionally myself and have been around high-level basketball for a long time, but I'm always a student. And there were 5 things from this week that I really want our young players to learn. 1️⃣ ELITE PLAYERS ATTACK THEIR WEAKNESSES One of Derrick's specific focuses right now is becoming better with his left hand. And I mean SPECIFIC. We emphasized: 🏀 Dribbling left 🏀 Passing left 🏀 Driving left 🏀 Finishing around the basket left Even as an NBA Champion, he's still asking: "Where can I get better?" A lot of young players spend most of their workouts doing the things they're already comfortable doing. It feels good. You look good. You make shots. But transformation happens when you're willing to intentionally attack the areas where you're NOT comfortable. Don't hide your weaknesses in workouts. Expose them. Then develop them. 2️⃣ HOLD YOURSELF TO A STANDARD This might have impressed me the most. Derrick didn't simply complete drills. He had a standard for completing them. If he was supposed to make a certain number, execute something correctly or finish a drill a certain way, he wasn't quitting until he did it. And sometimes that meant doing it while TIRED. That's where the mental side comes in. Can you stay locked in after you've missed? Can you execute when your legs are tired? Can you maintain your standard when nobody would blame you for stopping? There's a difference between: "I finished the workout." and "I completed the workout to the standard." 3️⃣ PAY ATTENTION TO THE DETAILS At the highest levels, everything matters. Footwork. Angles.

I am apart of a few other Skool pages. This one is the most personal, detailed, and open to give insight. As a coach, I love the opportunity to learn from another professional. Thank you Coach for this page! God Bless, Coach Bass

Whats up PG Community! Hope you guys are well. I've been traveling the past 2 weeks in the Philippines. I learned so much, had such an impactful time there & can't wait to share with you all. I plan on being more active in the community now that I'm back home and not traveling overseas. Here's 3 quick things I learned overall as I traveled & interacted with many coaches, players, directors & missionaries... 1. Basketball is a universal language... The Philippines is the #1 basketball fanatical country in the world. I'm sure many didn't know this or think its odd that a small country of islands in SE Asia holds that title but its true. And no matter where I travel around the world, I see how basketball is the language everyone speaks and loves. It truly unites us, its a beautiful game. 2. The need for fundamentals at all levels... I ran multiple player clinics & coaches clinics. The need I see and hear a lot is for quality teaching & development. But I think that is often because we want something advanced rather than mastering the basics. Its the fundamentals that really separate players and programs. Master the fundamentals, even if its boring. 3. The need for FLOOR GENERALS.... Every team and program needs leaders. This is why I'm so passionate about this community & the point guard transformation. To go from a point guard to a floor general is holistic development & leadership. This is what every coach dreams of in a point guard or player. Lets keep digging in!!!! I'll be doing a live call this week on this topic. *** Point Guard Clinic & Confidence workshop with NBA/Pro Point Guard Jospeh Trey Lewis. This week in Louisville I'll be doing a clinic and experience for point guards in person. I'm so excited to do this. If you're at all interested or in the area I'd love for you guys to pull up! Here's the info: POINT GUARD EXPERIENCE & CONFIDENCE WORKSHOP - July 23rd , 5p-9p Talent gets you noticed. Confidence gets you on the court. Trust keeps you there.