Yesterday, we worked on getting better at the rim! I gave them that DCB workout.

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Today, I will have my last training session for the week. On Saturdays we go to the local Asian church to play pick up. Today, our focus will be on finishing at the rim, ball handling, and finishing up with shooting. I picked up some quality videos in the classroom for 1v1 and 1v2 finishing. We will finish up with lifting and drifting shooting.

So this Friday, I have a workout with 2 players that are not even close to the same talent level. One is a junior in high school that I would say it a very solid players, knows all the fundamentals. The other I believe is either a freshman or sophomore that Hasn’t grown into his body yet and isn’t that good yet. They want to both work on creating driving lanes and shooting off the dribble. What are some ways that I can help both of them without holding on back?

About to open gym. Looking at 15 size 6 and 15 size 7 basketballs. Want to buy some Evo but don’t want them to disappear. What have you all done? Budget friendly but want quality.