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We were privileged to host a PGC clinic with Atlanta Hawks point guard Jeremy Lin.
Here’s what Jeremy had to say about his time with us:
“The thing I love about PGC is they teach players to think the game. They learned about leadership, how to communicate, how to stretch yourself, take on risk—life lessons. It’s a different level of understanding of the game.”
Toronto Raptors point guard Jeremy Lin recently attended a PGC clinic, sponsored by his JLIN Foundation. Check out this video to hear what he had to say about his experience.
At the beginning of this year, I shared some key principles of how I personally end each year—both with a time of reflection on the current year and a look ahead to the coming year. The response we received to that information was so overwhelming, we’ve decided to share it again, hoping that some of you may find it helpful as you reflect on the year that was and anticipate the one that’s to come.
PGC Director Sam Allen brings you this drill called “3-part Floater” to help your players add options to their arsenal. These finishes require players come to a controlled stop, on two feet. This control will allow them to change their attack and take advantage of whatever the defense gives them.
THINK THE GAME
Join us this summer and discover how to become a playmaker, lead your team, and run the show.
If you’re looking for improved control on your dribble, check out this Kyrie Irving All-Star Dribble Challenge. To complete the challenge, you must get: 50 crossovers in front 50 v-side
Improve your team’s communication on defense this season with 2-on-2 Defensive Manipulation. Coach TJ Rosene uses this drill to take away weapons from the defensive team to challenge them. When you take away some weapons, you force your defense to…
The best playmakers in the game are not afraid of pressure. They welcome it. They thrive on it.
On the rebound, on the wing or in a trap, their default mode is the power position.
The best playmakers in the game have mastered the efficiency AND effectiveness of their breakout dribble—they score more points, and create an advantage for their team. Practice this breakout dribble