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Think the Game Thursday: Post Moves To Shred Any Defense
Players at any position can find themselves in the post. Discover how to accurately read the defense and make the correct decision.
Think the Game Thursday: Attack in Transition Like KD
Kevin Durant is one of the NBA’s most dangerous players when coming full speed at a defender. Join Tyler Coston as he shows you the keys to attack like Kevin Durant in transition, including rolling your crossover and hitting the four-step stutter.
Think the Game Thursday: Rebound Like A Pro
Having an attitude of crashing every possession will separate you from your opponents. Join PGC Director Jayson Wells as he gives you specific tips for being able to rebound like a pro.
Think the Game Thursday: Make More Free Throws
Scoring more points can be as easy as making more free throws. Without changing your form or technique, discover key habits to become a more consistent free throw shooter.
Think the Game Thursday: Mastering the Midrange
In this week’s video, PGC Director Marke Freeman shares a basketball shooting drill that will help you master your midrange shot. Complete this basketball shooting drill and you will get a total of 200 quality shots. You need to make 40 shots from each spot, practicing 4 reads per spot (5 right, 5 left).
Think the Game Thursday: Build Mental Toughness
Mental toughness isn’t only developed during season practices – it’s developed off season in your day to day routine. PGC President Mano Watsa, unpacks 5 ways to strengthen your mental toughness during your off-season.
Think the Game Thursday: Kristi Toliver
Kristi Toliver — 2x WNBA Champ, NCAA Champ, and PGC Grad — was training on court during a break in our spring Shooting College camp. Players at our camp got to watch, learn, and listen to her share what it takes to become a great shooter, make it at the highest level, and become a champion.
Think the Game Thursday: Become a Better Defender Today
How was your defense this season? If you found yourself trying multiple approaches to improve but with minimal result, I suggest you stop and focus on these four simple concepts from PGC Director Tyler Coston.
