Mano Watsa

Parents often tell me one of their biggest struggles is getting their kids to take the initiative to practice on their own… One Dad recently wrote in: My biggest challenge

For the past few years, I have taken time over the holidays to do the same two exercises: On New Year’s Eve I take time to reflect back on the year; then on New Year’s Day I take time to create my plan for the coming year. These few hours have become really special to me. In fact, I look forward to them with great anticipation. Looking back on the year gives me the chance to pause to celebrate and appreciate all that transpired. My reflection process is the same each year.

Great players get paint touches consistently. Average players don’t. The big question is why? Discover why great players get touches and 6 ways to get better.

I want to share with you a problem I have faced. It’s a problem all athletes face, and one that can be extremely frustrating and discouraging throughout a career.

The problem is players put in an immense amount of time, energy, and effort, but struggle to see their improvement.

Confidence might just be one of the most important keys to succeeding in both basketball and life… It’s also the #1 thing most parents tell us their kids struggle with

As a Raptors fan, I gotta be honest…I didn’t think this would ever happen. Here are a few interesting facts you may not know about PGC’s connections to this Raptors team