Adrian W.

I began coaching at My alma mater (Florida Memorial) as an assistant for a brief stint in 2013-2015. I have coached prospective players and returning players in summer leagues and also held workouts during the summer to prepare players for the upcoming season as well as attending practices during the year, game planning with the head coach and sitting on the bench during games. I have done one on one training with both boys and girls at the collegiate level and currently lower levels as well. I have also sat in other semi-professional practices as a coach and analyst in 2015. Currently the Associate Head Coach for St. Thomas Men’s Basketball team, where I specificy in offense and working with our guards including four all-conference players and back to back defensive POY.

I was the captain of my collegiate team (Florida Memorial University) from 2011-2013 as the starting point guard and also leading scorer my senior year. Featuring high points games to upset wins for my small D2 NAIA school. I was offensive MVP my senior year in 2013. I had brief stint in Germany and also pro tryouts for the NBL in Canana and for the Reno Bighorns in the NBDL.

A client can also expect to get basketball training but with me I can give you the drills to do but also show you why this drill is being done and how you can apply the drill to a game setting. The drills and techniques I will focus on depends on the level of skill a player has. I want to improve a player weaknesses and sharpen their strengths but also let them enjoy the journey of becoming whatever player they become. So if a player is a shooting/scoring guard I can help them sharpen their shooting and scoring ability while also developing other parts of their game such as moving without the ball or being able to move to the point guard position. The same thing for point guards that aren't that effective at scoring, I can develop that part of their games as well. You want to create balance and work with players so they can have confidence that they will be ready for any basketball situation when they take the floor.