This blog is provided by Alan Stein of Stronger Team. DeMatha 55, St. John’s 54. 2.1 seconds left. St. John’s had ball on their baseline. We were one stop away from advancing to the WCAC semi-finals. They threw the ball just shy of mid-court. One of our players went for the steal (and missed it)… read more →
Greatness Isn’t Born. It’s Grown. Interesting. With the way announcers and sports casters speak of players like Lebron James, Michael Jordan, and Kobe Bryant, you would think otherwise. These athletes are considered tp be one in a million. Because they are. In spite of these guys, who are a once in a generation caliber of.. read more →
High School guard workout from Coach Springer. Includes ball handling, shooting, and attacking the basket. read more →
Winning is not a some time thing; it’s an all time thing. You don’t win once in awhile; you don’t do things right once in awhile; you do them right all the time. Winning is a habit. Unfortunately, so is losing. read more →
Over the past few weeks my team, SA Lady Jayhawks, have impressed me with their growth. Grasping new concepts and applying them in game situations has come easy to them. However there has been a stage of this development that has reached a plateau. In most cases in the past few weeks it has been.. read more →
Imagine that you had won the following prize in a contest: Each morning your bank would deposit $ 86,400.00 in your private account for your use. However, this prize had rules, just as any game has certain rules. The first set of rules would be: 1 Everything that you didn’t spend during each day would.. read more →
A very special opportunity has presented itself and I want to share it with you. WNBA players are giving back to girls basketball in San Antonio. Former Silver Star and Vanderbilt’s all time leading scorer Chantelle Anderson is returning to SA to give back to the youth. She is bringing her best friend WNBA All.. read more →
So many times I am asked, “what do I need to do to make my player better or for her/him to reach the next level.” The process is simple…well simply put. It is actually alot of hard work. I like to call it the Basketball Success Formula. It involves 3 things: game experience, skill development,.. read more →
Women basketball players must protect themselves from injury differently than men. The link below is to a great article on exactly what to look for. Read it here Over the past few years I have been introduced to the women’s game at different levels. Everything from 4th grade through high school. I’ve also had the.. read more →
The aniticipation for the event was thick enough to cut with a knife. The players arrived excited and nervous about the opportunity before them. With a chance at a free pass to the national camp in UT Arlington there was much on the line. Former UT Hall of Famer and WNBA stand out Edwina Brown,.. read more →