4 Habits of a Great Point Guard
Luka Doncic is redefining what it means to be a one-man offense. With elite court vision, unstoppable two-foot finishes, and the ability to manipulate defenders, he creates scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates at will. This season, Luka’s combination of skill, size, and basketball IQ makes him one of the most exciting players in the NBA.
Floater, Pull Up And 3 Point Shot | Basketball Shooting Drill
Master inside and perimeter scoring with the Ladder Shooting Drill. Complete sequences of floater, pull-up, and 3-point shots in multiple quadrants to develop rhythm, confidence, and versatility in your shooting.
How to use screens for EASY baskets: Smart offense for basketball coaches
R Action creates ball screen advantages by forcing defensive confusion and late help. Using a decoy cross screen followed by a sprint into the ball screen leads to downhill attacks, open shooters, and high-percentage scoring opportunities.
The Silent Player: How PGC Transforms Shy Kids into Vocal Leaders
Talent without a voice gets overlooked. At PGC, we teach athletes how to communicate with confidence, early, loud, and continuous, so they stop being invisible and start leading.
The Beauty of the Game | The Leadership Podcast
Mano joins Jan Rutherford & Jim Vaselopulos, on The Leadership Podcast to talk about his sports and business experiences with stories and advice on thinking like a coach, communicating, and making a difference in people’s lives.
The Way I End Each Year
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.
A Leadership Lesson Most Never Get
If there is one crucial concept that is important to living well, it’s learning to live between your own ears.
4 Reasons You Can’t Be a “Shy Leader”
If you only lead by example, you’re a poor leader.
