Toshio Lee

I coached the Tarheel Nation AAU team out of Moreno Valley Ca (2004- 2010) that went to the AAU nationals each of those years. I served at JW North high school out of Riverside Ca as the skills development coach (2010-2015) that produced a NBA player. I developed and managed a basketball skills development program out of Grand Terrace high school in Colton CA (2016- 2020 pandemic shutdown) that produced 2 D1 players. I am a private skills development coach @ local health club (2022-present). I’m also a certified personal trainer with ISSA ( 2022-present) CPR certified (2022- present)

I was a three sport athlete at Rubidoux high school in Riverside Ca playing football, basketball & track and field. In football i was a three year varsity starter and in track and field i was all state in the 400 and 100. Although basketball was third on my list . I grew to love the game after breaking my collar bone playing football at Riverside city college.

A session will start off with a dynamic warm-up incorporating a basketball, followed by ball-handling drills. Depending on skill level and what needs to be worked on, this may involve full-court/game like moves using cones, two balls, tennis ball or a heavy ball. Footwork is always essential, leading into one-on one moves such as jab step series, catching the ball on the wing and squaring up and leading up into a shot. Shooting will range from isolated stand alone to shooting off the dribble and off the catch. Defence ,passing, moving without the ball & all other aspect of basketball are worked into the session to maximize the time on the court for the benefit of the player.