Conversation with Coach Jon Beck

Coach Jon Beck is truly one of the best in the game. He has years of experience working with High School all the way up to NBA players. He brings a perspective that's important for growing as a person and a player. Find him on Twitter: @CoachJonBeck

Stepping into an undesired role is never fun but it's necessary. In order to become the player you want to be, you have to be willing to do what's best for the team.  If this means coming in and playing a lock down defender, be the best defender a coach could ask for. Build a coach's trust and they will allow you to step into the role you want.   Here are some great resources:  https://pgcbasketball.com/is-pgc-right-for-you/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBopgKE8I0CHtd4490NeWNQ https://jordanlawley.com/tgs/

Having a plan in the off season and sticking to that plan will absolutely grow your game. Not only will it make you better, but your team as well. But, the work doesn't end there, still having a consistent training schedule in season will maximize your game. Team practices will only get you so far, you need to do work on your own in order to keep improving.

I hear a lot of coaches say, "we can do the little things better" but don't explain themselves. This episode talks about a few "little things" you can add your habits that will maximize your game.