Coaches, we need to remember that many of these kids are dealing with trauma—single-parent households, bullying, low self-esteem, and a lack of role models. At younger ages, competition should be about development, not just winning. Build them up, and the success will follow!

Too many kids think they’re better than they actually are—and sometimes, their parents fuel that mindset. Confidence is great, but so is self-awareness. Teaching kids to balance ambition with humility sets them up for real success, not just a false sense of superiority.

If you looking for basketball training sessions with a former professional Basketball player, dm me! Must be in the Glendale, phoenix, surprise, Peoria area

RT @CSA_Athletes: Playing sports isn’t just about winning—it’s about developing life skills that extend far beyond the game.🎯 The ability t…

RT @CSA_Athletes: It’s time to send out some birthday cheer to Kinlee McGuire who is committed to Lamar University @kinleemcguire http…

RT @CSA_Athletes: CSA will be watching this @AbigailDowell2 #TeamCSA

RT @CSA_Athletes: Coaches don’t want to see desperate posting—it won’t get you recruited. 🚫 If you’re just throwing your name out there wit…

RT @CSA_Athletes: College Football Transfer! 6’5” - 320lbs Offensive Lineman Check out his profile! @footballCSA @CSAChristina #TeamCSA

RT @CSA_Athletes: Oh we wish we could be there. Some of the best coaches to ever coach our sport. Thank you for your contributions!!! #Tea…

Why are school administrations allowing students to play sports without maintaining decent grades? Where is the accountability? Coaches shouldn’t let student-athletes participate if they’re not performing well in the classroom. Academics should come first—sports are a privilege, not a right. #StudentAthlete #AccountabilityMatters #GradesFirst #AcademicsOverAthletics #EducationMatters #StudentSuccess #PrioritizeEducation #SportsAndAcademics #LeadByExample #RaiseTheBar

Any kids looking for basketball training in the Surprise/Glendale, and Peoria areas, DM me

There is a huge problem with Arizona youth sports right now. Check out my upcoming article elaborating on this topic: 🏜️ Why Arizona Youth Sports is Falling Behind 🏜️ Arizona has no shortage of talent or passion when it comes to youth sports, but when compared to powerhouse states like Texas, California, and Florida, there’s a noticeable gap in youth development. Here’s why: 1. Lack of Structured Development Programs •Many states invest heavily in grassroots programs that focus on skill development, fundamentals, and long-term athlete growth. Arizona often prioritizes games and tournaments over structured training, which limits skill progression. 2. Overemphasis on Competition vs. Development •Arizona youth sports tend to emphasize winning tournaments rather than building the skills necessary to succeed at higher levels. This “play more, train less” culture can leave young athletes underprepared for elite competition. 3. Limited Exposure Opportunities •States like California and Florida have more showcases, camps, and tournaments that attract college recruiters. Arizona athletes often don’t get the same level of exposure, making it harder for them to stand out. 4. Coaching Gaps •Other states often have more certified or highly experienced coaches who understand how to develop players for long-term success. Arizona has talented coaches, but there’s less emphasis on widespread certification or mentorship programs for youth coaches. 5. Less Investment in Facilities and Resources •Arizona has fewer top-tier training facilities and development centers compared to states with strong youth sports programs. Access to high-quality resources can make a huge difference in player development. 6. Weather Challenges •While Arizona’s sunny climate allows for year-round outdoor sports, the extreme summer heat can limit consistent training and development opportunities. Indoor facilities can fill this gap, but they’re often expensive or inaccessible. What Arizona Needs to Do 1.Focus on development-first programs that prioritize skill-building over just playing games. 2.Invest in exposure opportunities like camps, showcases, and recruiting events. 3.Encourage certified coaching education to ensure athletes are learning from the best. more affordable facilities to give all athletes access to quality training. 5.Foster a culture of growth, where the journey of improvement matters more than immediate results. Arizona has the talent—it’s time to match it with resources, strategy, and a commitment to helping our youth athletes reach their full potential. Let’s put Arizona on the map for youth sports excellence! 🌟 💬 What do you think Arizona youth sports needs to improve? Share your thoughts below!

🚨 The Real Problem with Youth Sports and Recruitment 🚨 One of the biggest challenges in youth sports today is this: too many games, not enough development. Our young athletes are spending countless hours in tournaments, but how much of that time is truly helping them grow their skills, improve their game IQ, or prepare for the next level? ⚠️ Playing game after game doesn’t mean progress. ⚠️ Without proper development, even the most talented athletes can fall short when it comes to college recruitment. What’s missing? A real game plan. Instead of endless tournaments, time should be spent focusing on: ✔️ Skill-building sessions ✔️ Position-specific training ✔️ Understanding what college coaches are looking for 💡 If you’re serious about helping your child or team get to the next level, it’s time to prioritize development over nonstop gameplay. 📩 DM me for details on how to create a strategy that works for YOUR athlete’s future. Let’s make their hard work count! 🏀✨

RT @CSA_Athletes: Wow! What a list of superstar. This is going to be a great year!!! Let’s gooooo #TeamCSA Georgia @paisliea1 Mizz…

RT @basketball_csa: I’m passionate about empowering basketball student-athletes to achieve their potential both on and off the court. I’m d…

@GC3Hoops

🎥 Want to Take Your Game to the Next Level? Here’s Your Chance! 🏆 I’m officially offering personalized video reviews for student-athletes—and to celebrate, I’m giving away 5 FREE reviews to kick things off! 🎉 Here’s what you’ll get: ✅ Detailed feedback on your strengths ✅ Insights on areas to improve ✅ Strategies to elevate your performance ✅ Tips to help you stand out to coaches and recruiters This is your chance to see your game through a coach’s eyes and level up your skills like never before. 💪 🚨 How to Enter: 1️⃣ Like this post ❤️ 2️⃣ Tag a teammate who could use a review 📩 3️⃣ Comment your sport and what skill you want to improve ⚽🏀🤸 Winners will be announced [insert date]! Don’t miss out—this could be the edge you need to shine. 🌟 Tag your friends and spread the word! Let’s make this season your best yet. 🙌

RT @CSA_Athletes: @coachfishath

RT @CSA_Athletes: Recruiting is overwhelming. Who do you email? Which camps matter? How do you market yourself the right way? So many…

@deja_s22