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Michael Powers - Head Boys Varsity Basketball Coach, Seneca East High SchoolDecember 18th, 2020What’s it like stepping into your first head coaching job? For me, it started with the excitement. I’ve always know that I’ve wanted to become a head coach someday. When I got the phone call informing me that the position was mine, I...
Tyler Haldeman - 12/14/2020Hope College, Holland Michigan. A Division III MIAA Championship Factory. Truly a program that built itself through hard work, repetition, and countless reps on The Gun! Their collective championship speaks for itself – Since the year 2000 the women’s program has produced 12 outright MIAA Championships and 4 Co-Championships. The men’s Program has...
Posted on December 10, 2020 by Drew SloneIn the game of basketball as players, we want to be efficient around the basket. The closer we are to the basket the higher percentage the shot. Competitive games are often won or lost by how well a team converts layups and finishes.Here are 4 keys to finishing around the rim:1. Eyes...
Posted on November 20, 2020 by Matt LehmannHow would you define your role on your team? Are you the primary ball handler, spot up shooter, lock down defender, hustle player, or the team leader? Everyone has a role that is extremely valuable in the success of their team. Once you figure out what that role is, it is your...
These best shooting drills for basketball practice enable you to amp things up and continuously strive to improve every aspect of their shooting ability.The panache of a basketball player reflects in his shooting abilities more than any other. As a result, basketball enthusiasts and buddying basketball players aim at being the best shooters because the associated...
Skill development requires a devotion to habits that create precision. Skill is developed through repetition and a blend of learning and reflection. The seed of every habit is a tiny, single decision.We should be engaging in reflection after a game. By reexamining what occurred during the game once we are outside of it, our workouts acquire...
“I think the biggest thing for young players now is to ask, “why”?”- Kobe Bryant This was Kobe’s answer when he was asked about air-balling four shots in a row during overtime in a playoff game. He explained that he asked himself why he air-balled those four shots. The answer to his “why” was “my legs were...
Betty is a prime example of why it is never to late to elevate your game with reps on The Gun! Betty did not have access to a shooting machine through her High School and College Career but that did not stop her from doing what it took with her development to get to the highest...
One of the toughest parts about sports are injuries. In a perfect world, no one would ever get injured but let’s be real, it’s a big part in sports today. In time of injuries, there are two options one can choose from:Feel sorry for themself and do nothing Embrace it and do everything they can to better...
What is the first question a player gets asked by there peers or parents after competing in a basketball game? You guessed it, “How many points did you have?” is often the first thing a player gets asked when talking about their game. I can remember my Aunts and Uncles asking about my high school games...
