Nobody guards the shooting drill, and that is the problem
Big men learn to shoot threes long before they learn to screen
A young player needs one teacher, not four opinions per week
Stand in the corner is not a spacing instruction, it is an abdication
Summer league gets coached as a showcase instead of a classroom
Most film sessions are coached backwards
Positionless basketball became an excuse not to teach anybody a position
Free throws are practised in the only conditions that never occur
Cutting is the least coached skill in professional basketball
Verticality is taught as a rule when it should be a read
The dribble package is the most coached useless skill in the game
A rookie's first summer should be spent unteaching, not adding
Fixing a rookie's worst skill is usually the wrong summer
Hold your follow-through is a cue that hides the real problem
Transition defense gets drilled as punishment, so nobody improves at it
Skill work scheduled last teaches a tired version of the skill
No young player develops properly while learning two systems at once
