Basketball Tips : How to Play Point Guard in Basketball

When you get over the ugly cheap looking ball in his hands, this guy covers some very important points on being a point guard.

Basketball Blog: Become an Athlete to Standout | Point Guard College

Basketball Blog: Become an Athlete to Standout Point Guard College

Point Guard College | Basketball camps for high school and college-aged male and female student-athletes | Point Guard College

Point Guard College Basketball camps for high school and college-aged male and female student-athletes Point Guard College

How To Play Point Guard Like Chris Paul

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John Wall Gets Crossed Up & Ripped By Top High school prospect Austin Ri...

Watch John Wall get ripped with that wide-crossover dribble. I hate that wide dribble, but kids do pick up bad habits, because they saw someone else do it.

The Cross Over Dribble | iHoops

The Cross Over Dribble iHoops

11 Year Old Hoops Phenom Damon Harge... #1 Ranked 6th Grader in the Country

The 10 Essential Characteristics That Winners Must Possess

The 10 Essential Characteristics That Winners Must Possess

How To Spot A Loser…And Keep Them Off Of Your Team

How To Spot A Loser…And Keep Them Off Of Your Team

13U Fairfax Stars Black v. Houston Hoops

DaddyBall & Youth Basketball: Keeping Up With The Big Dogs

DaddyBall & Youth Basketball: Keeping Up With The Big Dogs

Keeping Up With The Big Dogs

I just read about a kid (2015) who has a running trainer, shooting trainer, and a point guard trainer. I'm beginning to feel like a failed daddyballer. I just tell my kids to go outside and shoot a basketball, dribble and play a lot of pick up games. I guess I gotta catch up with the times.

Rasheed Sulaimon - HardwoodElite.com

Now this is what I like about our AAU situation. The younger players get a chance to see and talk with the older elite players in the organization. Very positive environment!

We Parents Got To Get It Together!

My 9th (15u) and 8th (14u) graders play on very talented tier-1 AAU basketball teams in Texas. The 15u team is fully sponsored with potential D-1 prospects on the team. The 15u have fewer parents attending their games, but the team doesn't always seem to get along as well the 14u team. The 14u team for this year ranked #8 in the nation at the AAU Nationals as 13u (7th graders). The 8th graders have a good family support system, whereas most of the parents are active at the games. But the funny thing is the competitiveness among the parents for our kids to be the "man" or more playing time. The 14u team is very talented and it's gotten to be hard for new players to make the team. Weird, the team without parent support bicker more on the court than the team with parents. The parents seem to have more drama among themselves. The younger team with parents get along great.