Ryan Miller

The hardest part of coaching is not teaching a skill. It's creating an environment where players figure out why, when and how to use the skill.

Shooting Defense slides to touch an elbow offense has one dribble opposite to clear space.

Teach Player through discovery don't give the solution too soon!

Player development should not be measured by how many moves a players has. It should be measured by how many problems can they solve.

Corner Finishing Playing out of a baseline drive in a 1 on 1 situation. Try this out!

Always be confrontational, if you aren't you won't be able to get an advantage.

We spend to much time teaching players what to do. We don't spend enough time teaching them when to do it.

Skip Pass 2 on 2 Playing out of a skip pass situation, once the pass is made it is live 2 on 2.

Do these two things to see more minutes on your team.

What's the best way to develop your weak hand? Ball handling. Get elite at handling the ball and your weak hand will follow.

Split 1 on 1 Once offense goes between the legs it is live!

Side Jab Shimmy A great option when done properly.

Don't hinder your players development by not giving them different oppurutnies on court. Give them a chance and if they aren't good in that role adapt.

Step Back Shooting Once defense takes off step back and shoot!

Don't put your players in a box, let them expand and grow!

A made shot is not the right way to measure a good possession . Did your players make the right reads to get that shot or not?

DHO 3 on 3 Play out of a DHO look it's live once the hand off happens.

Practice and training should expose weakness not hide them. If players only succeed in controlled drills, oyu may be creating false confidence.

Shooting Percentages Your pass matters!

Too many coaches teach players where to go instead of teaching them what to look for. Recognition and decision making seperate execution from understanding.