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Too many players waste time working on things that don’t happen very often in games. One thing all great players have in common is their intentional training of game-specific actions

This is a correspondence between PGC owner Dena Evans and a long-time PGC grad. I was so moved by Dena’s response to this player, which the player’s father shared with me, I decided to ask Dena, and this athlete, for permission to share this correspondence publicly. If you know the heart-ache and disappointment of not reaching your team or individual goals, this is a must-read.

Far too often, basketball players make the game too hard with their go to move. They use multiple dribble combo move that rarely result in a successful attack. James Harden

Being able to snake ball screens is how pros like Chris Paul and Kyrie Irving have so much success on offense. Join PGC Director of Player Development Tyler Coston as he shows you more about this pro-level move.

If you’re a quick (or clever) guard, we’ve got an uncommon move that can provide endless opportunities to get to the rim. Join PGC President Mano Watsa as he shows you a shuffle move that will allow you to take advantage of your defender – no matter how they try to guard you.

It’s easy to go to the gym and just fool around, but if you want to get better, you have to put in the time. Join PGC President Mano Watsa as he explains why taking game shots at game speed improves both your basketball skills and your work ethic.

Most players only play when the ball is in their hands. When you rim run, you’re able to create advantages and you don’t have to be a post player to do it.