Coachability, sportsmanship, and a next-play mentality, the daily standard every GetRight session is held to, because these are skills that matter far beyond the boundaries of basketball.
Every coach on this staff lost something before they found it again: confidence, playing time, a coach's trust. They've sat the bench, been miscommunicated with, and had to rebuild belief in themselves the hard way. That shared experience shapes how we coach now: direct, honest, and demanding, but never at the expense of an athlete's confidence or esteem.
Life Skills is the pillar every other pillar is judged against. It's upheld daily by being coachable, showing sportsmanship, and carrying a next-play mentality, whether an athlete just made the play of the game or missed the shot that would have won it.
GetRight uses basketball as a vehicle to develop confident, complete young people. Athletes leave with the ability to play through mistakes without spiraling, communicate honestly with coaches, and carry themselves with the same discipline off the court that they show on it.
Taking feedback without shutting down, the single trait that predicts whether an athlete keeps improving.
Carrying yourself with grace and confidence, win or lose, in front of teammates, opponents, and family.
Playing through mistakes without spiraling, a discipline that shows up on the court and everywhere else.
Founded GetRight so no athlete would have to rebuild belief in themselves alone. Holds every athlete, and every coach, to the same standard of coachability he needed from someone else growing up.
Kept training in silence for years with no guarantee it would matter, until it did. Sets the daily standard by showing what belief in the process actually looks like.
Anchors the reads and habits that separate a player who scores from a player who wins, both on and off the court.
Built his own training and nutrition knowledge from scratch with nobody holding him accountable. Brings that same self-discipline and next-play mentality to every athlete he coaches.
Life Skills pairs with Physical Training, Mental Wellness, and Basketball IQ to build the whole athlete.