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3rd annual Southside Season Starter at Waukesha South HS to be posted soon! Be on the lookout. Great early season tournament and the best concession stand this side of the Mississippi 🍔🌭
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Information for the Waukesha Youth Girls Basketball tryouts has been updated. Visit our website or use the attached flyer to register. Hope to see you September 13th!
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Happy birthday to the man, the myth, the legend! 🎉🎂
Papa is 8️⃣5️⃣ today 🎂 Been a minute since he’s been in the gym but he’s a LEGEND in many way ❤️ #SwartzFam
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Less than a week away! If you haven’t signed up already use the QR code below. We want to see the field house packed next Sunday! #southside
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“Think about growing up with your parents and you got to do whatever the hell you wanted to do instead of them telling you things.
Would you be sitting here?
I know I wouldn’t."
What you want isn’t always what is right for you.
Let the right people keep you accountable.
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Basketball Scriptures!
Play to your strengths.
Play off 2 Feet.
Limit Turnovers.
Make free throws & layups.
Be able to catch & shoot.
You check these boxes you’ll find PT!
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What's your definition of a well coached team?
I'll start with my top five qualities...
1. Organized
2. Communicate
3. Defense moves on the ball
4. Disciplined on offense
5. Players understand their role
What would you add?
#cmdcoachinglab
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Off-season things to address:
No. 1:
Players using their off hand to finish. There is too much absolute refusal to do so and it’s leading to so many missed layups.
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Efficiency❗️
I love incorporating ball handling and footwork concepts into our finishing warm ups.
In this clip we are incorporating “Bound” footwork - bouncing laterally to force a reaction.
Started teaching this move to our kids as third graders just on air. Now seeing them apply this in games as 4th graders. Might not be perfect but kids are sponges. Exposure to new moves at a young age is so important. They don’t know what they don’t know!
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80% of kids quit youth sports by age 13.
Eli Manning says he hopes his kids say:
“I want to ride home with your dad.”
That tells you everything.
Parents:
The game ends with the whistle.
The ride home decides if they want to keep playing.
Rip 1 on 1
Start with the ball on the defenders back.
It’s live when the ball is pulled.
@breytonbuysman
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Being talented doesn’t make you a great player.
According to Curt Cignetti, the real separator is how a player responds to coaching.
That reveals three types of players:
1️⃣ Inconsistent players
They take coaching on their own terms:
• Accept praise
• Resist correction
2️⃣ Good players
They take coaching when it’s given:
• Listen to feedback
• Apply it in practice
3️⃣ Great players
They seek coaching relentlessly:
• Self-scout constantly
• Ask for more correction
Talent sets the floor.
Your relationship with coaching determines the ceiling.
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🏀 “If your point guard isn’t KICKING THE BALL AHEAD, you’re not going to be as good as you could be!” - Kevin Durant (@HoustonRockets)
🧠 Great point guards ALWAYS EARLY THE BALL UP!
👀 Study how Tyrese Halliburton PASSES THE BALL!
(Via @PxcersFTW 🎥)
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Real coaches don’t just praise you.
They challenge you.
They correct you.
They demand your best.
Because discipline isn’t punishment.
It’s care.
“Discipline is the highest form of love.”
– Tom Izzo















