The Formula to Play College Basketball
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Hundreds of thousands of high school athletes dream of playing college basketball every year. While they mean well, many don’t know the work is actually takes to get there. In this weeks video, PGC Director Tyler Coston breaks down the formula to play college basketball.
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Have 3 offers as of now but I want more options. Whoever is reading this, scholarships are given out in elite AAU circuits btw. Work hard to shine on those teams. High school ball isn’t as important unless you’re on a powerhouse👍🏾
Do you play AAU basketball?
Put the work in and everything will come together
I put the work in and got cut and told I was behind
@@jspi04 where, I’m 17 play basketball rn
@@jspi04 *playing
6’4 and still growing, I have a long wingspan idk how long tho
I want to know how exactly how it felt if that’s cool.
love it... let’s get to work 💯
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Coach! Fr thankyou you don’t know how simple u made this
Thanks!
How to form it into the school season?
Don't, wait till the offseason.
Train 2-3 hours a day (Including scoring/conditioning/weights/all that)
@@razza1580 skill wise an good workout should only be no more then 1 hour- then stretching and working out for again an hour in 30 minutes- film study for 2 hours-Mental training for 1 hour. So in all that would be about 5-6 hours.
@@NC-xt7ie what’s mental training? What do you do
Thanks Coach!!!
Hello! Can I send film that shows my inivudal skills such as me shooting game realstictc shots in my gym and also game-5 on 5 film to a college coach on the same email?
Thank you for this!!!!
Where do u find good pick up runs. Everywhere I go there isn’t rly good comp
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give it to me straight, I’m 5’8.5 without shoes on but I’m listed at 5’10 because of shoes. I’m a 15 year old sophomore (almost 16) and I’m expected to grow a couple more inches but I’d be lucky if I even hit 6 foot. I have decent athleticism but crazy long arms. despite me being only 5’8.5 I have a 5’11 wingspan. Arms still growing. Telling by just my build alone, do you think it would be likely or unlikely for me to play college ball.
Look at . Isaiah Thomas
What about the school year how many hours
Great question! That will definitely vary by player. With whatever time you have, make sure it's focused, efficient, and effective!
Can i play for collage as an internationalstudents
i’m 6ft average athleticism and speed i play up and average about 7 points playing against 16 year olds and i just turned 15 i how trouble attacking from the corners
"pay the price"........yes at d3 you will literally pay out of your pocket
True to an extent. It all depends though. Some D3 players still go to college for free on a combination of academics and/or financial assistance. #GradesMatter
@@PGC_Basketballd3 is great ball... i coach at a d3....VERY few go for free. Loans are a reality for the high majority of kids whose parents can't afford to pay outright.
what if i dont have time because of school
join a sports school were you play ball during periods, also play during snack and lunch, also train 40 minutes before school and 90 minutes after. you should get 3 hours a day consistently, then build from there. So extra training and more effective training, and during weekends train for 5 hours or even 6.
What about school?
Wait so do this over the summer
Mate I’m in school I can’t train 5 hours a day
Ima train 2-3 hours a day
it doesn’t matter how long you train, it’s all about quality trust me
Suchit Chhantyal yea I get good quality training. You won’t believe how much research I’ve put into my workouts
Josh w yhh, even nba trainers say 45 mins of intense working out, you will improve and become much better than ppl that train for like 5 hours of just form shooting and drills irrelevant to game situations
You can in the Summer.
Not about quantity it’s about quality. I ain’t going to lie 5 hrs is pushing it, but if your giving it your all 3 hrs is enough for training. Also I would only play pick up maybe no more than 3 times a week. It highly taxes your body even more on top of all the training.
Hpw good is a 15 year old touching rim at 5ft8
What if you arent able to play against ppl better thanu
I just want a chance to play college ball
For that I'm willing to sacrifice anything
Keep working!
What do you do if your parents won’t take you to the gym everyday and I can’t play pickup but you have a hoop at your house and all the equipment?
Ask ur parents for a basketball hoop at least
There’s some pretty cheap 10 ft hoops out there for about 100 to 200 dollars
Then shoot all day on it
@@tonycantu_ds I already have a hoop and I shoot on it a lot
Is doing that for 3 years enough?
@Omer ... great question. Lots of variables to that answer. If you haven't reached your goal yet, then there's still work to do!
My legs are killing me
First step be at least 6’p
5 hours a day is too much, it'll eventually burn you out in the long run. I've tried it.
Do or do not there is no try
I don't even technically got the time to play ball 5h a day some people have busy days.
At what point during the long run will you burn out?
GooglePlax1881 prolly months. It wears down on your body, doing intense training everyday with no days for recovery.
@@NbaLowlights What about every other day?
I'm willing to do more than 5 hours a day
One thing to keep in mind with your training ... efficiency is more important that total training time. Go hard while you go, but you don't need to spend all day in a gym to get better.
Byes i want more
What else would you like to see?
Remember the name sesi
Bet!
So wya now?
365 times 5 = 1,825 hours a year I’m willing to do what it takes even as a 12 going to be 13 year old
Love it! Let us know how your progress comes along!
How your knees feeling lmao
@@razza1580 nice.
@@razza1580 i dont even play basketball like dat no more im not interested in it to much so whats your point
@@iwrightstu damn