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Welcome to the Skill Membership! Start Here!!
Welcome to the Skill Member community! I've created an instructional video for all members to show you and remind you exactly how to approach this membership and our checklist training system. The video will walk you through how to approach the attached calendar. (If on mobile, please swipe for access to the Calendar Template) The Skill Membership is your chance to become part of the I'm Possible basketball training community like never before. We're dedicated to providing accelerated knowledge and resources, while also helping all members reach their basketball dreams, goals, and ambitions. This community means to provide members with services that directly address your needs whether you are a player, parent, trainer or coach. Enjoy!
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Download the RealSkill App
The RealSkill app is available on iOS and Android. Download IOS app Download Android app This is where you will access every single one of our checklist training systems. - RealSkill Essentials: New Skills, I'm Possible Essentials (Riplight Essentials, Ripstick Essentials, Rip Roller Essentials, RipCone Essentials), In-Season Essentials - DrillMat System - RealFootwork Checklist: 1 and 2 - All-Around RealSkill Checklist: 1 and 2 - RealShooter Checklist: Shooting Form Challenge, Shooting 1 and 2 - RealFinishing Checklist: 1 and 2 - RealHandles Checklist: Ball Handling Classics - RealMovement Checklist: RealMovement Essentials, RealMovement Classics - RealLive: 45 minute live workouts - I'm Possible Kids: For beginners - Certified Players: Access to entire checklist of demonstrations
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Game Speed Training
We’re always taught to push ourselves to play at “game speed,” but I’ve often wondered: How fast is full speed, and how do I know if I’m truly pushing myself? Players like Luka Dončić and Kyle Anderson play at a slower pace compared to someone like Russell Westbrook or De’Aaron Fox. So, when I’m training on my own, what should I focus on and what cues should I look for in: 1. Dribbling 2. Shooting 3. Combined dribbling and shooting drills Additionally, I feel that by always trying to play at “game speed,” I’ve neglected learning how to slow down and be patient. How can I find a balance— the “golden middle”—to keep improving my game realistically at “game speed,” while still enhancing my skills through drills?
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Shooting
I have noticed with some of my players that they are better at catching and shooting when the pass comes from left to the left hip into lift path vs if pass is still coming from left but in front more. Would this be worked on with using the box lift skill but putting the box in front instead of side?
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Coaching new players
How do you start teaching layup. I see in the kids section it starts with the first step finish is that what you suggest? I have started to work on a two foot finish first as these girls are little and we have to play on full size basket seems also that is the shot we get the most. So with the little practice time we get and it is what happens most in game is why I have chose this. I want to know what you think is the way to introduce layups with 3rd 4th 5th grade girls. Tia @Micah Lancaster @Bryce Stanhope
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