Who do you want to be? Where do you want to be? Why do you want to be there?

The best scorers aren’t limited to one move or one spot on the floor. They can score off the catch, off the dribble, in the mid-range, at the rim, in the post, and in transition. Basketball is a game of adjustments. The more ways you can score, the harder you are to defend. If a defender takes away your three, attack the paint. If they cut off the drive, pull up. If they switch a smaller defender onto you, punish the mismatch in the post. Great players always have another answer. Studies in skill acquisition and motor learning show that practicing a wide variety of game-like movements improves decision-making, adaptability, and the ability to transfer skills to real competition. The goal isn’t to master one move—it’s to become unpredictable. Unpredictable players force defenders to hesitate, and even a split second of hesitation creates scoring opportunities. It doesn’t matter if you’re a guard, wing, or center. It doesn’t matter if you’re 5’8” or 6’10”. Every player benefits from becoming more complete. Don’t train to be good at one thing. Train to be a problem everywhere on the floor. Train Like a Pro!

Finally!!!!!!!!

Since I just study Kyrie, what player should I study next and I play as a guard

I've just gotten on a three and a half week break because school is in the mid year break (but my season is still in session for 2 more weekends) that means I'll have more time to workout and do skills sessions because I don't have school. I'll have limited availability to courts (my closest few are outdoors and its the middle of winter storms rn) and a gym (i'll jsut use a home one) but I might be able to just camp around some courts so does anyone have suggestions on how i could work out or schedule my week? the main thing I want to focus on is shooting and finishing but for the first week, mainly ball handling because I think i might become the 2 guard (i'm normally a 3 or 4) because we are missing some people to vacation in 2 rounds