G Bowie Basketball Training

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I’m Gregory Bowie, and you can contact me via email at [email protected] or by text at 925-594-0734. I grew up in the Bay Area, specifically in Oakland, California, where I had the opportunity to play basketball with many talented individuals, including NBA and college players, as well as outstanding high school athletes. Some notable players I've encountered include Brian Shaw, Gary Payton, Henry Turner, Greg Foster, Marcus Cotton, Kevin Johnson, former Warriors player Chris Mullin, Peter Tibeaux, and Larry Smith. I received training from Lester Connors and mentorship from Lorenzo Romar through the Three Crosses Church program in Castro Valley.

In the 1980s, I was actively involved in basketball, standing at 6'1". I was the leading scorer for the 1983-1984 season, despite facing competition from many equally skilled or superior players. In 1983, I attended Al Attles' basketball camp at Stanford University, where I spent a week in wooden cabins. The camp was intense and provided valuable insights into athletic nutrition, footwork fundamentals, and high-intensity conditioning. I was the top scorer at San Lorenzo High School in the Bay Area during the 1983-1984 season, later playing at Chabot College from 1985 to 1986 and Southern Oregon State from 1987 to 1989. I also had the chance to speak with Al Attles of the Warriors.

I have seen significant progress in my training sessions, where players develop ambidexterity in dribbling and improve their footwork, allowing them to excel in high school and college basketball. Over the past 20 years, I have coached youth basketball, blending training sessions with private and small group instruction. My coaching journey began with sixth-grade boys and girls at Prospect Sierra School in El Cerrito, California, and I later progressed to coaching at the competitive AAU basketball level in the Bay Area, as well as junior varsity teams, and now coaching varsity basketball.