Muhammad Ali once said, “To be a great champion, you have to believe you are the best. If you’re not, pretend you are.”Most people wait until they “feel” something to act that way.The most successful people in the world know that it actually works in the opposite way.If you want to be confident, PRETEND that you are confident.If you want to be energetic, PRETEND that you are energetic.If you want to be motivated, PRETEND that you are motivated.Not convinced? Then just remember these eight words…ACT AS IF IT WERE IMPOSSIBLE TO FAIL.

BG Hoops vs Power 106: December 8th, 2011

Check out Coach Ware diving on a loose ball at :48 of the video.

How bad do you want it? (hoops)

How bad do you want it?

BG Hoops Basketball Program Selling Custom Flip-Flops & Sliders

If you’re interested in purchasing flip-flops or sliders see a boy’s basketball player or coach ASAP. The flip-flops are $20 and the sliders are $25

Guidelines for our program

Players:

·         Be the hardest worker in practice… every day.

·         Be a spark of enthusiasm… every day.

·         Showcase your mental toughness… every day.

·         Compliment a teammate… every day.

·         Challenge your teammates to get better… every day.

·         Support your teammates and coaches in any way possible… every day.

·         Build a bond with your teammates and coaches… every day.

·         Represent yourself and your team with class… every day.

Coaches:

·         Your players want to feel appreciated; so compliment them.

·         Your players may lack direction; so guide them.

·         Your players want to get better; so teach them.

·         Your players want to achieve great things; so inspire them.

·         Your players are invested in your program; so care for them.

·         Your players will occasionally lack the ‘want to’; so motivate them.

·         Your players will make mistakes; so discipline them.

·         Your players dictate your success; so appreciate them.

Parents:

·         Be supportive and positive at all times; no yelling, cursing, or screaming at officials or coaches.

·         Let your kids be kids; don’t push them too hard!

·         Be proud of your children unconditionally; even when they don’t play particularly well.

·         Encourage your kids to eat well, get sleep, and give 100% in everything they do.

·         Let your children be coached! It is their team; not yours.

·         Coaches shouldn’t tell you how to parent; you shouldn’t tell them how to coach.

·         Listen to your children! If your child doesn’t say much; ask questions. Show an interest!