Process-Based Performance • Helping athletes make more of their experience • The Process is the Point
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Joy is the separator
The Secret to Championship Culture?
If you look closely at this drill, you might just see a group of guys messing around on the floor......
But shared laughter builds trust. When players share these authentic, unguarded moments, that chemistry translates directly to how they support each other when the real game gets tough.
You don't always need a basketball and a hoop to get better. Sometimes, you just need to create an environment where athletes can compete, connect, and remember why they love playing the game in the first place.
Find ways to break the monotony this week. Get on the floor.
#PGCBasketball #PlayerDevelopment #TeamCulture #BasketballTraining #CompeteEveryday #Leadership
‘You can’t be present in your own process when your attention is living somewhere else.
And the process demands presence.’
The Seventh Woods mixtape of sports games
Highly recommend
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Build the perfect player. Six categories.
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Such a good story. All athletes should read.
Giving energy + focusing on who you show up as daily, shifting from a outcome-driven focus, and doing the work that you control to the best of your ability =
Having a successful, fulfilling career.. while having a real IMPACT.
Less about what we can get out of things, more about what we can GIVE them.
@sarahkgraves
She’s made 7 baskets all year. But she’s a critical part of a team with title aspirations! 🤘🏽❤️ #ELITE nytimes.com/athletic/7105083…
Player Spotlight: Valpo Basketball commit Hudson Scroggins
Hear more about his approach and perspective regarding performing at a high level.
FULL ARTICLE:
pxpperformance.com/articles/…
Especially for young athletes ⬇️⬇️
The goal isn’t to be good at things when you first start doing them.
It’s to be willing to start new things that you aren’t yet good at.
Do the things you want to do when you still have the chance to do them.
Waiting for ‘the perfect time’ will only result in that time never coming.
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2026 6”0 Hoops Scoops Underrated and Unsigned list guard Trey Brost @3_TreyB plays with a great feel for the game. Never tries to do too much , good tempo and pace. Rock solid floor general will make a program very happy at the next level. @FundamentalUA @brookhoops
One of the main reasons why athletes lose love for their sport, stop performing at a high level, or constantly overthink — is because they are NOT present.
Being present gives you the ability to find joy exactly where you are at in YOUR process.
