Miles O.

As far as my coaching experience, I gained experience as a team manager For USF basketball learning under coach Orlando Antigua for a year. Furthermore, I received a job as a coach working for a company called Protential Sports in which I coached children from ages 5-17 helping them learn their fundamentals of basketball while also teaching them the essential qualities of hard work, good sportsmanship, and strong leadership skills. Recently, I just got my certification license as a coach for USA Basketball.

My basketball playing experience started when I was in elementary school playing recreationally in community leagues. As I got older, I began playing travel basketball for more than 8 years, going on to win a national championship by the time I was 16 years old. I played on my High School varsity team for 3 years and went on to play club basketball at the University of South Florida.

In a typical session, my clients will first learn proper ways to stretch before working on their game. Throughout my years, I have learned that young athletes tend to find shortcuts which then lead to injuries. After a good stretch, I will then run my clients through sets of drills based off different aspects of the game. Not only will we work on shooting and ball-handling, but we will focus strongly on defensive techniques that will benefit for team play when it comes time for the game. Over the years, I have developed knowledge of many drills that will help my clients improve every aspect of the game. Not only will we work on basketball skills, but we will also focus on skills necessary for off the court such as, sportsmanship, communication, and leadership skills. As a parent you can be assured that your child will become a better basketball player with better knowledge of the game and even more importantly, your child will become a better man or woman.