Many of you are still deep in your basketball season, whether in high school, college, or the NBA. So what is your plan once it’s over?

We are in one of our favorite times of the year for basketball (well, if we’re being honest, it’s always our favorite time of the year for basketball). Players are at their busiest because regular seasons are winding down. From upcoming high school district contests to the NBA All-Star break, seasons are plateauing.

Even though players are busy, the best still find time to put in extra reps. Many players coming through our doors this time of year are men and women that have separated themselves from boys and girls. Shout out to those players for coming to work after their teammates have finished practice and gone home. We see you.

We also understand that finding adequate time for these extra reps isn't always possible. Especially at the collegiate level on down, other factors such as school work and family take up your time. Even a few sessions a month with us can make a world of difference, though. Anyway - downtime is coming.

It is a bit early for looking ahead to the offseason, but it certainly doesn’t hurt. Whether your team is bounced in the first round or goes all the way, the season will end eventually. Once it’s over, do you have a plan to continue getting better?

Even the top athletes will lose too much ground if they wait until the next season to pick a basketball back up. So don’t lose your edge this offseason. Instead, continue to improve so you can come back stronger, smarter, faster, and more skilled next season. The Basketball Movement wants to help.

Even as a multi-sport athlete, you still must make time to hone your craft. Otherwise, the competition may catch up, eclipse you, or pull further ahead. 

Contact The Basketball Movement to make a plan. We want to work with you to take your game to the next level. Show up to your first practice next season and wow your coaches and teammates. Coaches quickly start forming starting lineups in their heads, schemes, plays, and pecking order; insert yourself into the front of their minds.

Shoot us an email at basketballmovement@yahoo.com, and include a contact number. One of our coaches will be in contact with you or your athlete so we can discuss the ways we can help. Skill development is our bread and butter, but what sets us apart is our conditioning, strength training, basketball IQ enhancement, film study, nutrition, stretching tips, and a wealth of basketball knowledge and expertise.

If you are ready to get serious about getting better,contact The Basketball Movement.