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Recipe for being the best basketball player you can be:

Ingredients:

• Perseverance
• Leadership Skills
• Time Management Skills
• Listening Skills
• Hard work ethic
• Quick reflexes
• Quick hands
• Quick feet                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             Directions:
• Wake up.
• Eat a proper breakfast so you can have energy for the rest of the day.
• Go to the gym and get a few shots up before going to class.
• Work on the weakest parts of your game.
• Go to class and make sure you do all your work.
• After class, go back to the gym
• This time when you go to the gym make sure that you play against competitors.
• While playing against these competitors make sure that you practice the moves that you practiced earlier in the real games.
• After going to the gym the second time, go home and make sure that you finish all of your work, so you can go to bed at a decent time so you can wake up and keep the routine going.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Notes:
• Make sure you try your best to get as much work in as possible because there will always be someone out there working harder than you.

Recipe for working with kids:

Ingredients

• Energy
• Patience
• Lesson plans
• Smiles
• Fun games
• Listening skills

Directions:

• Walk in with a smile to your kids
• Have a positive energy because kids will feed off of that
• Always ask about their day/weekend or anything they wanna share, kids have a lot to talk about and are often ignored
• Make sure you have lessons/activities planned prior to your meeting with kids so everything runs smoothly
• Incorporate the kids feelings and interest into the things you do
• Lastly and most importantly have fun with the kids!

Note:

Working with kids especially younger groups takes a lot of patience, time, and dedication to the kids and their well-being. It is difficult at first but as you warm up to the Kids it’ll come quick and easy with no hesitation.