Developing a go-to move can transform your athlete's confidence and ability to score. In this blog post, we provide you with the principles and practices needed to develop a killer go-to move for any high school player.

Is your athlete a nice kid on and off the court? Often it is difficult for athletes to fully grasp the nature of competition and level of competitor they need to become. Here's how you can navigate helping your athlete stay nice off the court and a fierce competitor while on the court.

Although high school players are very skilled at aiming towards the goal for each shot, they often lack the ability to aim towards specific and measurable goals that will help them to ascend as athletes and achieve greater results.

Today’s high school athlete is more knowledgeable and skilled than ever before. Yet many lack the ability to apply their talent when it matters most. Here’s how you can get your athlete’s application activated.

Does your athlete have ascending aggression or failure phobia??? Many high school athletes kill their aggression by focusing on avoiding failure. Get the guide on how to embrace mistakes and make them great.

Andrew had the desire, drive and dedication to succeed as a basketball player. However, he lacked confidence and a course designed specifically with his needs in mind. Once these were in place his ascension was assured.

Cashon just completed an amazing sophomore season. His parents credit JP3 for helping to gain the mindset and skillset he needed to get to his next level.

To really get the most of your athlete’s hard work, mental clarity is necessary. Here are several tips on doing the mental work which sets the stage for success.