The 5 Life-Altering Journeys Players Go on During a PGC Basketball Camp
When your child attends a 5-day camp, they get around like-minded people all looking to improve at this thing they love called basketball.
If you only lead by example, you’re a poor leader
Great leaders don’t have the luxury of minding their own business. And ONLY leading by example is inadequate for those athletes trying to become truly great leaders.
The 3-Point Play – On Playing Time. Solving problems, and Change.
Playing time is not determined by ability, but reliability. Ability – what you can do. Reliability – what you actually do. Coaches play players they trust.
Coach Edition: The Backbone of Great Leadership
As a coach, how do you respond to feedback or when people don’t like your decisions? TJ Rosene defines and unpacks the backbone of great leadership, and how it can help you develop and grow as a coach.
Think the Game Thursday: Communication the Duke Way
Tyler Coston shares three key ingredients that make Duke basketball the standard for championship-level communication in any sport. Join us to propel your game forward.
Coach Edition: Do Your Players Have a Voice?
Key5’s Lisa O’Meara shares the importance of intentionally developing player leadership. And in the process, encouraging players to have a voice and lead more than by example
Coach Edition: Fast Track
TJ Rosene unpacks two questions to fast track your journey to becoming a Master Teacher. Find out how these two questions can impact you and your players.
Are you contributing or contaminating?
Players often measure their contribution just by how many points they score or the number of rebounds and assists they make. But what a good basketball player brings to the game and their team goes beyond stats. At PGC, we say you are either contributing or contaminating. Find out which one you’re doing in this week’s new blogpost.