Garrett P.

I’ve served as a Division I Assistant Coach at Boston University and worked alongside NBA skills trainers both as a player and coach. I’ve also coached at over a dozen elite camps across the country. These experiences have given me a deep understanding of player development and how to effectively elevate athletes at every level.

I played Division I basketball as a point guard at Boston University, where I was a 4x Patriot League Academic Honor Roll honoree and part of the 2020 championship team. In high school, I earned All-State honors in California and ranked top 3 in the state in assists as a senior.

A typical session with me is structured, intentional, and tailored to the athlete’s specific goals and position. I like to start with a dynamic warm-up to activate the body and prevent injury, followed by ball-handling and footwork drills to sharpen fundamentals. Depending on the athlete’s needs, we’ll focus on specific skill development—this could include shooting mechanics, finishing moves, off-the-dribble work, or defensive technique.

Every workout is built to simulate game-like situations. I emphasize decision-making, pace, and efficiency, incorporating drills that challenge both physical and mental aspects of the game. For example, we might work on coming off screens, reading the defense, or creating separation off the bounce. I also like to end each session with conditioning-based shooting drills to build stamina under pressure.

My goal is to make sure every rep has a purpose. Whether you're preparing for a season, trying to elevate your game to the next level, or just looking to build confidence on the court, you can expect a high-energy, competitive environment with detailed feedback and consistent progression.