Such a good sentiment from former Bulls head Coach Billy Donovan. You let your team down, not because you make mistakes, but when you make a mistake and let it affect your energy/attitude/effort for the next 3 or 4 plays. Thats selfish, and to be part of a good team, you need to be selfless.

The 🔑 to maximizing your time in the gym is knowing WHAT you are working on and WHY it matters. Every drill you do should have intention behind it. Players who are intentional with their work, seek feedback, and understand the purpose behind their training are the ones who continue to improve and find success.

This community is built around Player and Team Development. We have built our In Depth (probably over the top lol) Development System through years of On Court and Off Court experience with players and teams of all levels. In these photos, you'll see an overview of how we go through the Development process. Our Full System is 100s of pages long and is always evolving. In this Community, everything we post is based in this system. Everything has a purpose. We hope to change the way that people view development.

We use layered shooting drills during workouts to build consistency and confidence in our shot. When you can make shots consistently while you are tired it will help you be a better shooter in games 🎯

This video is with one of our Year Long Development Clients out of Dallas, TX. It is a good example of how we help players find their shooting checkpoints. It is very much a process of us throwing different things at him, to figure out what he does well mechanically when he is making shots, and then putting together a plan to reinforce those things without having him overthink it. It's not a perfect process, it is trial and error, but the results help us move forward