The PGC Blog

A decade ago, no NBA team attempted 30 three-pointers per game — today most teams attempt 40+. This transformation didn’t happen by accident: one man rewrote the rulebook. In this post, we explore how Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors triggered a full-blown basketball revolution — forever changing how the game is played at every level.

Do you ever feel like your performance in games is consistently inconsistent? That you’re putting in the same hard work at practice every day, yet some days you play really well and others you don’t play well at all? If that’s you, you’re not alone. If that’s not you, don’t worry—the frustration is coming soon!

COACHES HAVE FAVORITES!! Of course, they have favorites—their favorites are the players they can trust, on and off the court.

Here are four reasons you may not be getting the playing time you think you deserve.

Learn how to perfect the cross–spin–cross move with detailed footwork, body positioning, and timing cues that help you finish athletically and change direction at an elite level.

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.

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.

When it comes to basketball, size isn’t everything. For undersized point guards, mastering specific skills and habits can not only level the playing field but also make them truly unstoppable.

As a basketball player, just like so many other walks of life, players do not operate at max capacity because they are extremely hard on themselves and are losing the ‘inner game.’