ONE QUESTION: ARE YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT GIRLS BASKETBALL AS THE DRUMMER IN THE VIDEO IS ABOUT DRUMMING?
YOU GOT TO SEE THIS – PRESS PLAY ON THE VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Every once in a while you will encounter a bad game or a bad day. It just seems like nothing will go your way. Contrary to popular belief you can still look good during a bad game or day.
Since the July evaluation period is almost here. It is the perfect time to help you get prepared to showcase your skills to the college coaches and scouts you will be playing in front of.
None other than former college coach, ESPN Hoopgurlz’s Mark Lewis breaks down 8 ways to over come a slump.
- Show them that you can still defend.
- Show them that you can always rebound.
- Show them that you won’t overreact.
- Show them you can learn over the course of the game.
- Show them that you have reading and math skills.
- Show them that you understand time and clock management.
- Show them that you’ve got focus and the right attitude.
- Show them that you can communicate on the floor.
I hosted my very first workshop last weekend and it was a complete success. If you were not able to attend, don’t worry. It was recorded and is now available to watch. As a matter of fact, check out this sneak peek of what’s inside.
This workshop is a great opportunity to learn how to increase your confidence and get out of a slump. Visit Girls Basketball Confidence Workshop for more information.
Michael Dell is the brainchild of the Dell Computer. How do I know this because I am reading his book Direct from Dell. In his book, I learned an interesting technique about his success as a business owner which can be applied to girls basketball. It is so simple, however, it is almost always overlooked.
But 1st, it was interesting to learn that Mr. Dell was successful in another business venture before Dell Computers. AS A 12 Year Old! Michael Dell was first successful in stamp auctioning. The same technique he used in stamp auctioning allowed him to be successful in the computer industry.
Well what was the technique. Quite Simply – He studied the industry or subject. As a 12 year old, Michael Dell studied stamps by reading stamp journals. He studied computers by reading computer magazines and manuals.
This is the exact same technique you can and have to implement to be successful in girls basketball. You must submerge yourself in the subject of basketball in order to be successful. By diving into the subject of basketball, you are learning tips and tricks to help you in your skills.
For example, I asked my list of weekly tip readers what was there greatest question about basketball. Surprisingly, the number 1 issue was confidence. So I thought about it closely. How can I help players on their path to increasing confidence. I broke it down to a simple component that we seem to miss in everything we do, even basketball. In basketball, we practice, we play, we practice and we play and we seem to go around in circles til we are in a slump and our confidence is so low and basketball is dreadful.
This critical component will not only increase your confidence. If done correctly, it will put you on a path and increase your energy and excitement about basketball. The component I’m talking about is available in my updated release of the Girls Basketball Guide to Success.
In the Girls Basketball Guide to Success 2.0, I looked at the system that made University of Tennessee’s Pat Summitt successful, I looked at something L.A. Sparks’ Candace Parker did to make her a dominant force in high school, college and now on the professional level. Then I break down this critical component that you must implement to help you with success. To help you implement success and increase your confidence, Girls Basketball Guide to Success 2.0 includes a worksheet and exercise to give you a boost.
Girls Basketball Guide to Success 2.0 is available now for only $9.95. After purchasing this ebook, you will receive an immediate download of the ebook through email. Then you can save it to your computer, view it, print it out, or share it with others.
