Caleb Logan

Couldn’t be more excited for Coach Bentley. He is such a great friend and mentor, and will produce winners on and off the court. Congrats @Coach_Bentley1

The court is coming together! See you Wednesday under the lights! #TurfTakeover #ChargerVolleyball

✅ New school ✅ New number Connor Essegian drives for the @HuskerMBB bucket. #B1GMBBall

This ⬇️⬇️ there are great high school coaches out there that grow players while building their local programs. And I may be biased but the @IHSAA1 and @IBCA_Coaches have some of the best! #SubstanceOverStyle #GrowYourOwn #Basketball

@CoachWingreen @CharlieYoder5 You’ve got a good one here coach! Charlie is an awesome guy/player

Excited to have you join us!!! @CharlieYoder5

@BreakthruBball Here! Thank you

Zoom Offense Actions - Why Use the Zoom! - 3 Zoom Reads - 2 Zoom Variations - 3 Counters to Defensive Adjustments - 4 Sets Using Zoom Action - 2 Zoom Out of Bounds Plays "Reply" below if you'd like the FREE PDF of Zoom Offense Breakdown Drills! The Zoom action creates large gaps for the dribble drive and creates indecision for the defense, which are keys to a successful offense. The Zoom Action has become very popular in the NBA and college levels, but it's easy to teach and use at even the Youth level. Basketball Teams such as Northern Iowa and Loyola Chicago run motion offense centered around this specific action. Here’s the outline: 0:00 - Intro and Overview 0:39 - What is a Zoom Action? 1:08 - Why is the Zoom Action So Effective 1:39 - Zoom Read 1: Attack the Basket 2:23 - Zoom Read 2: 3-Point Shot 2:39 - Zoom Read 3: Hand-Off & Roll 3:04 - Zoom Counter: Kickback to the Wing 3:36 - 2 ZOOM VARIATIONS 3:50 - Middle Zoom 4:19 - Staggered Zoom 4:53 - 3 COUNTERS TO DEFENSIVE ADJUSTMENTS 5:06 - Back Cut on Switches & Defensive Pressure 5:39 - Screener Becomes Dribble Handoff 5:55 - Screener Basket Cuts 6:47 - 4 SETS USING ZOOM ACTION 7:07 - Horns Zoom Action 8:19 - Back Screen/Fake Ball Screen Zoom Action 9:06 - Using the Zoom in Transition 9:51 - The Loyola Chicago Zoom 11:50 - 2 ZOOM OUT-OF-BOUNDS PLAYS Zoom Baseline Out-of-Bounds (Blobs) Plays 12:34 - Zoom Sideline Out-of-Bounds (Slobs) Plays

Congrats to my guys @logan_gard and @Coach_Bentley1 and all of @TrineThunderMBB #NationalChamps

John Wooden said, "Champions never complain, they are too busy getting better." The only thing complaining changes is your attitude and for the negative. Focus on what you can control. Complaining only brings stress and negativity. Complaining is not a solution, it's only a distraction from action, gratitude, and growth. Anyone can complain, great leaders rise above complaining to find a way. 6 Ways to Combat Complaining👇 1. What is within my control in this situation? By focusing on what you can control, you take ownership and responsibility to make meaningful changes. It shifts your attention from external factors, over which you have no influence, to your own actions and decisions. You start to focus on where you can make a real difference. 2. What can I do to make things better? This question encourages proactivity. By asking yourself what positive steps you can take, you move away from a passive stance of complaining to an active role in improving the situation. 3. Instead of complaining, I choose to focus on finding a solution. This mindset is about being constructive, not destructive. You choose to focus your mindset on productive thoughts. Complaining often leads nowhere, but searching for solutions can lead to actual improvements and positive outcomes. 4. I accept the circumstances, but won't let them consume me. Acceptance is not about resignation, it's about acknowledging reality and your environment. Once you accept what you cannot change, it frees up mental energy to focus on what you can influence. This mindset helps you focus on what matters and reduces your stress and frustration. 5. I am going to take action; complaining won't change anything. This is about recognizing the futility of complaining. Taking action, even in small ways, leads to a sense of accomplishment and ownership. It can actually bring about change, unlike complaining. This mindset helps you focus on action instead of stagnation. 6. I choose to be grateful for what I have because in another life, I might not be that lucky. Living with gratitude means choosing to focus on what you appreciate. Gratitude shifts your focus from what's wrong to what's right in your life. Recognizing and appreciating your blessings, no matter how small, can significantly improve your overall sense of well-being and happiness. "Complaining is one of the ego's favorite strategies for strengthening itself." - Eckhart Tolle - - - Follow @coachajkings for more posts like this!

Little man got to catch up with his favorite player tonight. Always great to catch up with former players and see the impact they have on others! #MoreThanAGame @CEssegian

Going to be a big year for @DrewPliett

I see you @CEssegian Big things coming this year!

Star Sophomores ⭐️ @TheAndyKatz ranks the 10 best players that are headed into year 2 👇

This ⬇️⬇️ 🔥 🔥 If you can learn to play balanced off two, especially when making a decision, it allows you to use one foot finishes at the appropriate times and can make you a stronger player/finisher.

@CoachWingreen Truth!

I can’t be a 𝖌𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖙 dad, unless I am first and foremost a follower of Jesus and God’s 𝖌𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖙 story. #FathersDay

Congrats Sam!

Let’s go! @coachlemmon and I have coached together for several years and it’s easy to say that this will be great for CN

2023 Junior Highlights hudl.com/video/3/154116…

Awesome stuff here! The weight room is 🔑

Keep it up @redick_zolman

We see you @CEssegian couldn’t be prouder of you! #BestIsYetToCome