The PGC Blog

President of PGC Basketball, Mano Watsa, breaks down what is missing in modern basketball training and how PGC aims to empower and enable players to reach their full potential!

Hi, it’s Mano. I’m often asked how it all happened, as I had no business standing on that stage. This is my story… and it’s a personal one. From an

This is a correspondence between PGC owner Dena Evans and a long-time PGC grad. I was so moved by Dena’s response to this player, which the player’s father shared with me, I decided to ask Dena, and this athlete, for permission to share this correspondence publicly. If you know the heart-ache and disappointment of not reaching your team or individual goals, this is a must-read.

It’s easy to go to the gym and just fool around, but if you want to get better, you have to put in the time. Join PGC President Mano Watsa as he explains why taking game shots at game speed improves both your basketball skills and your work ethic.

Every player wants to stand out during tryouts. You want to get noticed, impress the coach, and make the team. Not everyone can be a star, but everyone can impress the coach. Here are 11 habits that can make a big impression.

Here are six leadership lessons I’ve learned in the weight room from training experiences with my own athletes, as well as two years with the University of Maryland men’s and women’s basketball teams.