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The Exhilaration of Approval, Part One
It would be unfair to Coach DV to end this book without pay- ing homage to his ultimate achievement. After forty years of coaching, through all of the tough, demanding, and sometimes torturous times,...
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Losing Games, Learning and Thinking
No one is quite sure about how a player is supposed to act after a loss. It doesn’t seem necessary to cry for a week, especially since you are likely to have another game within that time. Yet, it...
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A basketball story about a special kind of mental toughness
At a time of year when most athletes are reflecting on the season that just ended, I felt compelled to re-share this video to facilitate that reflection and inspire the actions that will come from that...
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The Exhilaration of Approval, Part Two
Coach DV simply hated bad basketball and loved good basketball. What a joy it was to get to the point in your career where you could relax him on the bench (somewhat!) and then bring him to his feet...
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Basketball Basics; Move Your Man
Whether you are a point guard dribbling and looking for an open man, or a forward wanting to drive in for a layup, the important thing that you must do is move the defender who is guarding you. It is...
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Basketball Opportunism & 3 Fast Break Habits for Point Guards
Hello KTTG-ers! First, we have been dealing with some YouTube issues but we were finally able to resolve them. I am sorry for the delay in content. To make up for it, this week’s post is longer than...
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Basketball Basics; Face High Passes (Bounce Passes Are Overrated!)
More fastbreak basketball stuff that will make you better today just by integrating this into your game. Learn. Practice. Remind. Perform. Make solid habits.
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