Kyrie Irving is the epitome of a point guard and overall basketball player (Disclaimer I am from New Jersey). In a day in age where basketball is ruled by athleticism it is refreshing to see someone break into the star ranks with basketball I.Q. Kyrie understands the game of basketball and his knowledge of the game allowed him to become Rookie of the Year. This drill was inspired by Kyrie Irving as he showed the world (at USA camp) what a lot of us already knew. The game is 80% Mental and 20% Physical.
What is the secret to success on the basketball court? Why is it that only 1,800 out of over 150,000 high school seniors will receive an athletic scholarship? What does it take to become one of the 450 NBA players? What makes these two groups of players apart of the basketball elite? I have the answer to all of these questions in this motivational video titled “The Basketball Secret.” Make sure you watch this before every game and workout. #TheBballSecret
Inside look of Coach Koran Godwin training William and Mary PG Marcus Thornton. Marcus Thornton has a tremendous work ethic and it was validated when he became the 2011 Gatorade player of the year. Watch as Coach Koran Godwin takes him through a series of drills designed to get him to the next level.
In this video while putting up some shots in the gym, I talk about what separates the players from the wannabees. “If you want to be good practice hard in front of your coaches, but if you want to be great practice hard when no one is around.”
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