The "WHY"
In-Person Training
***JUNE 9, 2025 - JUNE 19, 2025***
***All ages***
"The WHY In-Person training sessions are best for players who want to improve their skills rapidly. My training sessions will have game-like situations to ensure players understand the purpose of taught drills. Going through game-like situations will help players apply newly learned skills and techniques immediately when playing in games."
The "WHY" Clinics
About The WHY Clinic
The WHY Clinic is dedicated to helping players improve their basketball skills, both with and without the ball. Our primary focus is to enhance players' basketball IQ and build their confidence through targeted drills and coaching.
Our Approach
We believe that understanding the fundamentals of each drill is essential for learning the game of basketball. Our training sessions will include:
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Step-by-Step Drill Explanations: Each drill will be broken down to ensure players comprehend the purpose and technique involved.
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Off-Ball Skill Work: Recognizing that basketball is a team sport, we will emphasize skills that allow players to contribute effectively, even when they don't have the ball.
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Game Situations: Players will learn to apply their skills in various game scenarios, enhancing their ability to impact the game in multiple ways.
Goals of The WHY Clinic
Our mission is to equip players with the tools they need to succeed on the court. We aim to:
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Develop individual skills and techniques.
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Enhance basketball IQ and decision-making.
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Foster a sense of teamwork and collaboration.
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Build confidence in players to perform under pressure.
Join us at The WHY Clinic to elevate your game and become a well-rounded basketball player!
Why The WHY Clinic?
When hard work meets understanding, a special effect happens for athletes! The WHY Clinics build players' basketball knowledge and understanding directly from a 15-year professional while perfecting skill sets and techniques along the way!
Becoming the best player you can be doesn’t come from just doing basketball drills but understanding the purpose of drills and how to use them in game situations.
When using the knowledge learned in live action, players will understand what works and what's comfortable for them on the court. Every player has a different game style, so trial and error are vital for a player's growth. When playing against one another and against me at times, I'll have the opportunity to see and correct things along the way. I will be the player's idea board to ask questions and learn through mistakes.
As a young player, I got better when I played free while having coaches and players give suggestions. I think that's the best way to work, learn and play, to have fun and learn from mistakes. Committed players will get better day to day as long as they commit to the process.