Kj B.

I have coached and developed basketball players at every level, from youth athletes to NBA professionals. My coaching experience includes NCAA Division I programs at the University at Albany, Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU), and Penn State University, along with prep school basketball at Concord Academy and grassroots basketball with the nationally recognized Middlesex Magic UAA program. I have trained and developed NBA players, professional players, college athletes, and hundreds of youth players aspiring to compete at the next level. I specialize in player development, including shooting, ball handling, footwork, finishing, basketball IQ, position-specific skill work, and confidence building. Every workout is customized to the athlete’s age, skill level, and goals, with an emphasis on translating training into game performance.

I competed collegiately at Brandeis University, where I played in one of the premier NCAA Division III conferences, the UAA. My playing career laid the foundation for a coaching career that has taken me to the NCAA Division I level and allowed me to work alongside some of the game’s top coaches and players. Throughout my career, I have helped develop athletes who have gone on to compete professionally, including NBA players, while also mentoring Division I, Division II, Division III, prep school, AAU, and youth athletes. My experience as both a player and coach gives me a unique perspective on what it takes to maximize a player’s potential and prepare them for the next level.

Every session is designed with one goal: helping athletes improve skills that directly translate to game performance. We begin with movement preparation, ball-handling, and footwork before progressing into game-speed skill development. Sessions focus on shooting mechanics, creating separation, finishing through contact, decision-making, reads off ball screens, attacking defenders, and position-specific scoring situations. I emphasize repetition with purpose, attention to detail, and constant teaching throughout every drill. Athletes receive real-time feedback and corrections while being challenged mentally and physically. Whether I’m working with a beginner or an NBA player, the standard is the same—train with intention, compete at game speed, and leave every workout better than when you arrived. My goal is not just to improve skills, but to build confident, disciplined players who can perform when the lights come on.