KELLER GIRLS BASKETBALL
KGB Summer
-Ordinary (Easy) vs. Extraordinary (Hard) – the difference between these two words is what you choose to do when NOBODY is watching. Being extraordinary is a difficult choice. Not too many people actually choose to be extraordinary because that would undermine the true definition of what extraordinary is. If you choose to be extraordinary, then you need to decide what you will actually DO to accomplish that. J
-Be a kid, have fun, go on vacation, etc. but your teammates are counting on you to improve. You will be expected to continually improve in your adult career as well.
-Don’t assume future success based on prior success or experience.
-Select teams and games are beneficial, but not as a replacement for individual skills and shooting practice. Ask yourself: How many shots are you getting?
-Have a purpose and a plan, then take ACTION. Not necessarily the time you put in, it’s what you put into the time.
-Do your actions really match up with your goals?
-You really just need 4 things to improve as a player:
1) Ball
2) Hoop
3) A Measurable Plan
4) Sweat – most important; first three mean nothing without this one.
-Open gym. Tough choices come on those lazy summer days.
-Improvement is a choice. If it is to be it’s up to me!
What’s your PIP? (Personal Improvement Plan)
-Ordinary (Easy) vs. Extraordinary (Hard) – the difference between these two words is what you choose to do when NOBODY is watching. Being extraordinary is a difficult choice. Not too many people actually choose to be extraordinary because that would undermine the true definition of what extraordinary is. If you choose to be extraordinary, then you need to decide what you will actually DO to accomplish that. J
-Be a kid, have fun, go on vacation, etc. but your teammates are counting on you to improve. You will be expected to continually improve in your adult career as well.
-Don’t assume future success based on prior success or experience.
-Select teams and games are beneficial, but not as a replacement for individual skills and shooting practice. Ask yourself: How many shots are you getting?
-Have a purpose and a plan, then take ACTION. Not necessarily the time you put in, it’s what you put into the time.
-Do your actions really match up with your goals?
-You really just need 4 things to improve as a player:
1) Ball
2) Hoop
3) A Measurable Plan
4) Sweat – most important; first three mean nothing without this one.
-Open gym. Tough choices come on those lazy summer days.
-Improvement is a choice. If it is to be it’s up to me!
What’s your PIP? (Personal Improvement Plan)
