Rodman Athletics
About
I provide basketball and fitness training for athletes at all levels.
My approach focuses on three principles: developing a well-rounded skill set, progressing from fundamentals to advanced skills at an appropriate pace, and teaching athletes to train with independence and understanding.
The training system is scalable and adaptable, whether working with children learning the basics, middle and high school players aiming to make a team or earn more playing time, or competitive athletes pursuing college or professional opportunities.
Specialties
Number of people
Individual training, Couples training
Event to prep for
No specific event, Athletic event or competition, Vacation, Wedding
Current exercise
Customer exercises 0 times per week, Customer exercises 1 – 2 times a week, Customer exercises 3 – 4 times a week, Customer exercises 5-7 times a week
Gender preference
Clients who have no gender preference, Clients who want male trainer only
Medical concerns or injuries
Back problems, Joint pain, Asthma, Pregnancy, Other injuries or medical conditions
Age
Younger than 18, 18 – 22 years old, 23 – 30 years old, 31 – 40 years old, 41 – 50 years old, 51 – 60 years old, 61 or older
How often
Customers who want to meet once a week, Customers who want to meet 2 – 3 times a week, Customers who want to meet 4 – 7 times a week
Fitness goals
Lose weight, Get toned, Build muscle, Gain flexibility, Boost stamina and endurance
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Coach Rodman is a fantastic coach, and we are very happy have been able to have him with with our son. He does a great job blending fitness, footwork, technique, and basketball strategy into his sessions. He truly cares about what he does and it shows with his professionalism, communication, and consistency.
September 18, 2024
Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
The first portion of the session is diagnostic, first I want to assess the current skill level of the student. Then I teach the fundamentals skills of all aspects of basketball and fitness including ballhandling, shooting, defense, passing, and post game. Depending on how far along the student is I make the drills progressively more challenging.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have worked at a team manager for a division 1 basketball program, a head coach for middle school and high school teams, and an assistant coach for a prep school.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
65$ for an hour session
10% off for a 5 session package
20% off for a 10 session package
How did you get started teaching?
I began as a manager for Georgia Southerns basketball program where I studied from high level coaches and learned the operations of a D1 program.
Over the next several years I coached middle school, high school and prep school basketball.
I’ve been focusing on private training for the past seven years.
I currently am the head coach a a high school team.
What types of students have you worked with?
I’ve worked with basketball players on nearly every level.
This includes college athletes, high school and middle school athletes, children learning the basics and adults looking to get in shape by playing basketball
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
A client came to me with almost no basketball experience or basic coordination. We gradually built his coordination and basketball skills, and he ended up making the middle school team. What’s even more important is that his overall confidence and social skills have improved since joining the team.
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Find a teacher who teaches skills appropriate to your level. Find a teacher who can help you build confidence, but also provide constructive criticism. The confidence should be built through consistent practice and overcoming challenges.
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Figure out what you want and more importantly what you are willing to do to get there.
Some play basketball just for fun. Some want to play in high school and that’s it. Other’s want to play in college, others dream of going pro.
Someone who just wants to have fun might only need to practice occasionally, someone who wants to play in high school will need to practice more consistently. Someone who wants to play in college will need to make a lot of sacrifices and work very hard, very consistently and for a very long. Someone who wants to go pro, will need the right combination of talent, luck and extreme work ethic.
One path is not automatically better or worse than the other, you just have to understand what each path requires.
Services offered
Basketball
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