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Who's your GOAT?! 🐐
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Who's your GOAT?! 🐐
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@Jv Lamsen my training sessions are going well!!
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I would love to have seen Isaiah Thomas play with today's rules. Dude could shoot it from 3, finish effortlessly at the rim, top2 handles all-time (and he ain't 2), pass the ball with the best of em, was tough, hard nosed, but usually the most skilled player on any court he's on. And his play rose when the games were highest.
Building Confidence as a Player In-Season
Over the years as a player & now as a player development coach I have seen how confidence is built. Each player is different because of different factors (talent, coaching, roster opportunity, work ethic, etc)... Here are some major keys to growing in confidence as a player: *Work ethic & Routines- Having a strong work ethic & consistent training routines is a powerful tool to ride through the highs/lows of the season. Your routines will change depending on your work load (practice/games). Sticking to consistent work habits keeps a player from relaxing when things are going well & from quitting when things are going bad. The work is the work, it has a way of balancing all things out in the end. Confidence comes from the trust in your EXTRA WORK. **Watching Film- The old saying is 'film don't lie.' But even for younger players to watch themselves play it helps to actually see yourself in game. You know what you were thinking, you can see your effort level & its honestly accountability. Film doesn't lie, you can improve by watching film if you approach it as a student trying to learn. You'll gain confidence knowing the areas to address. ***Adjust your shooting/dribbling routine for the system & looks you're getting. When you're in season you start getting a defined role & understand what is expected of you. So you will begin to see exactly what type of shots you're getting, what type of situations you're in, what type of defenses you are going against. This will help you create a new in season routine to improve at those specific things. You'll gain more confidence when you feel more prepared. ****Mind & Spirit- Basketball is very spiritual. I'm a follower of Jesus, so for me one of my daily & game day routines was getting alone. Reading 1-2 chapters in the Bible & praying. I made a post about this recently in this community. I would write down 1 verse on a slip of paper & put that in my sock before each game. I would memorize it & it had a real calming effect on how I played & processed pressure situations. Its so important to calm your mind & spirit throughout the season, finding that quiet space is so important.
Building Confidence as a Player In-Season
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Hey coach, I was watching my favorite self defense trainer talk about Hicks Law!! He said that when being attacked, a person shouldn't be thinking about what they should be doing. In a fight you don't have time to think about what you're going to do, there's only time to react. I think that's perfect for building confidence in season. A player should narrow their bag πŸŽ’ to maybe 2 to 3 things that they can use in their roles within the game. Narrow the bag, rep those in your personal workouts alone with yourself. This should help you feel comfortable and react quickly during games, yielding more positive results, which in turn helps with nerves and prevents that quicksand effect.
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I am very happy to be here!!!
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πŸ’ͺ Welcome to the Confident Point Guard Community! πŸ€ The purpose of this community is to help point guards unlock their full potential & build player confidence on & off the court. We focus on developing confidence, leadership, skills and strong basketball IQ. πŸ‘‰ STEP 1: Introduce yourself in the comments to complete action Share who you are, what position you play, and what you hope to improve. πŸ‘‰ STEP 2: See START HERE CLASSROOM
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Good morning all, I'm Monni Tripp. I want to help my daughter get her MOJO back. She was once a top 25 player in the country (2024) going into high school. Had an amazing Freshman season 21p, 5r, 4a, 4spg. Got hurt (ACL) as a Sophomorewhile averaging 25ppg, and bounced back with 17ppg, 5a, 3r, 3spg as a Junior. Disappeared as a Senior. She's had every award in the state of GA up until her injury. She's been a better player since getting injured, however she's not confident as a college Freshman at Belmont University. She's always played the highest level competition. I just wanna see her play her best ball again!!
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