​Players deserve individual attention.

Yes, the season is all about the team and doing what the team needs to be successful.

However the better skills and confidence players have individually; the better the team will be.

The perfect combination of playing on a team and developing, expanding individual skills allows players to perform better in the games.

Our exclusive private training and small group training programs were created to give players the individual attention they need during the season.

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4th to 7th grade.
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​As the basketball season moves along sometimes it gets long.
But what an opportunity your son or daughter has to be on the team. To practice. To compete.
On those long days when it's a struggle to get excited for practice. Use this simple technique of greeting this opportunity with love in their heart can change the experience. Change their mental approach.
Remember why they play the game. It's fun. It's exciting. It's fast paced. They are with their teammates. The list could go on.
Greet each opportunity to be on the floor with love in their heart. Appreciate it!
At EYG we love helping basketball players enjoy the process of becoming their best.
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Not all the best performers just show up or are born with the natural so called talent we think.
Here is a real example about Jerry Rice.
#1 Came from a small town (population 636)
#2 Received very little interest to play in college (but did)
#3 15 teams passed him over in the NFL draft.(They thought he was to slow)
Was on underdog all of his competitive life, but Jerry Rice went on to be the best receiver in NFL history.
How did this happen?
#1 He designed his practice to focus on very specific needs. How does this translate to your son or daughter? Focus on what the team needs. Work on it, but also spend some time improving areas that need attention too.
#2 Supported by others, but did lots of work on his own. At all of our EYG events we are telling players to take what they did in the training sessions and do it on their own.
#3 It was physically and mentally challenge. Jerry Rice's workouts are historic in regards to difficulty, but he knew it was necessary. If you son or daughter goes through challenging workouts it is going to pay off.
What your son or daughter can take away from the information about Jerry Rice is:
#1. Training and practice is cumulative. It just adds up each time you do it to eventually show up when needed. Find specific things to work on. Keep working on them. Keep persisting!
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