Swish Nation Basketball Club $40/hr.

My process with new students starts with evaluation of skill level. Once I have determined the skill level, I meet the athlete where they are and take them to their destination. We will get your player ready for the game at any level. We Motivate, building Confidence Prepare for Athletic Scholarships. Sports are 70% mental, and 30% physical.

I played in high school, after played pick up with college players some NBA players. I've Coached / trained AAU Basketball always studying all parts of the game. I've also coached High school preseason non-district games. to prepare for the season. I enhancing skill set helping kids make their school teams. I've attended online webinars with the Coach Jim Huber, he reminded me that the Mentoring an athlete is very important. Getting them prepared for an Athletic Scholarship.

1 hour training $40 per session

I started coaching/training with my sons track n field to basketball, and volleyball. First son was a track start full JUCO scholarship, second son track and basketball, my daughter tried them all. My second son picked basketball. and earned a partial scholarship. I started visiting the community basketball courts on the weekends getting to know the basketball community. I was volunteering to helping the kids in the game of basketball. My son and I started training together, and started a AAU team, after playing with another team first for the experience.

Ages 7 and up. Throughout my training, I have been exposed to information about basketball athletes at different levels, such as: Youth and Amateur Players: Information about training techniques, skill development, and basketball fundamentals suitable for beginners and young athletes. High School and College Players: Guidance on improving performance, refining skills, understanding team dynamics, and preparing for competitive play. Professional Players: Insights into advanced skills, strategies, and conditioning techniques used by professional basketball players. Coaches: Information on coaching methodologies, training drills, game planning, and player development strategies. While I can offer information and guidance based on these categories, it's important to note that personal experiences and individual circumstances can vary significantly. It's always beneficial to consult with experienced coaches, trainers, or professionals who have direct hands-on experience working with basketball athletes to receive personalized advice tailored to your specific needs and goals

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Remember, finding the right basketball trainer is a personal decision, and it's essential to choose someone who can motivate, challenge, and support your growth as a player. By considering these tips, you can make an informed choice and find a trainer who can help you reach your basketball goals.

Before talking to teachers or basketball trainers about your training needs, it's helpful to think through and prepare some key questions. Here are some questions to consider: What are my specific basketball goals? Which skills or aspects of my game do I want to focus on improving? What is my current skill level and where do I want to progress to? What is my preferred learning style? Do I need more visual demonstrations, verbal instructions, or hands-on practice? What is my preferred training environment? Do I prefer one-on-one sessions, group training, or a combination? What is my availability for training sessions? Are there any scheduling constraints or conflicts? How frequently do I want to train and for how long per session? Do I have any physical limitations or previous injuries that the trainer should be aware of? What is my budget for basketball training? How does it align with the rates of potential trainers? What are my expectations from a basketball trainer in terms of their experience, qualifications, and coaching approach? Are there any specific basketball strategies or game situations I want to improve upon? Do I need assistance with physical conditioning, strength training, or injury prevention as part of my basketball training? Are there any other commitments or responsibilities (school, other sports) that may affect my training schedule? What is my preferred method of communication with the trainer (in-person, phone, email, video call)? Have I conducted research and gathered recommendations for potential trainers in my area? By reflecting on these questions, you will be better prepared to discuss your basketball training needs with teachers or trainers. It will help facilitate a productive conversation, ensure that your goals are understood, and allow the trainer to tailor their approach to your specific requirements.