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Do School Sports Feel Like a Fight?
High school sports can be an emotional roller coaster for parents. Here’s how to get relief.
Building Aggressive Basketball Athletes
Aggressiveness is a cheat code most athletes never activate. Find out a simple formula to activate aggressiveness in every environment.
Why School Selection Matters for Serious Athletes
For serious athletes, selecting the right school is the most important decision parents will make. Failure to choose right will result in consequences, as will making no choice at all.
I’m Just Not Sure If They Want It…
Why motivation fades in youth sports—and what it really means. A guide for parents navigating confidence, commitment, and growth in high school athletics.
Critical Conversations With Coaches: What Parents Need to Know
Learn when and how parents should talk to coaches about athlete development—without hurting relationships or playing time.
New Ebook: The Science of Scoring More
Every parent wants to see their basketball athlete score more points, and most cheer every basket with pride. Few understand, though, that there’s a clear method behind the madness — a repeatable process built on fundamentals, habits, and data. Some might even call it scientific, rooted in biomechanics, decision-making, and practice structure. Learn the science of scoring more in our latest e-book and give your player the tools to convert effort into points.
Client Feature: Maddax Roberts - The Identity Shift
As parents we don’t just want our athletes to be better, we want them to be different. Transformation is possible when you have the right mix of skills training, mindset preparation, assessment and accountability. These inputs have paid dividends for Maddax on his journey to become the best athlete he can be.
Here’s his story.
Conflict With Coach: What Parents Need to Know When Preparation Meets Reality
Conflicts with coaches cant derail our plans for the season. Here’s how we work through them to create positive outcomes. Tulsa Basketball Training.
Dr. Jason Parker
Parent Athlete Advocate
Client Feature: The Hall Family - 350+ Sessions & Counting
Making training a family priority is needed to get the gains you are wanting for your kids when it comes to Tulsa Basketball Training. Two of the best in the Tulsa area at basketball training the right way, for Jr. High and High School athletes are RJ and Mataya Hall. They show up ready and with the right mindset, amassing over 350+ sessions over the past two years.
Why Specialists Matter in Sports — and Why Your Athlete Needs One Too
Specialists can often provide the keys to success for prep athletes.
Year-Round Training Is Not An Option
Year-round athlete development isn’t burnout—it’s preparation. The Parent Athlete Advocate explains why growth happens through consistency, how seasons change fast, and why waiting until tryouts can cost your athlete their opportunity.
Mentorship Matters: How One Mentor Changed Everything
Mentorship actually matters as much as talent, skills and even work ethic. Discover how mentorship transforms athletes through accountability, activation, and amplification. We are experienced Tulsa basketball trainers providing Tulsa basketball lessons, who can unlock your child’s potential.
Change These 2 Things And Say Goodbye To Your Athlete’s Lack of Aggressiveness
Creating confidence for athletes comes down to two distinct actions.
Get A Go-To Move
Developing a go-to move can transform your athlete's confidence and ability to score. In this blog post, we provide you with the principles and practices needed to develop a killer go-to move for any high school player.
From Humble Kid to Fierce Competitor
Is your athlete a nice kid on and off the court? Often it is difficult for athletes to fully grasp the nature of competition and level of competitor they need to become. Here's how you can navigate helping your athlete stay nice off the court and a fierce competitor while on the court.
Hunger & the High School Athlete
Hunger is a powerful force that can push us beyond our limits and lead to success. LeBron James represents this hunger, winning gold with the USA Men's Olympic team at 39 years old. High school athletes can learn from LeBron's example to enhance their own drive.
Grow Faster With Good Goals
Although high school players are very skilled at aiming towards the goal for each shot, they often lack the ability to aim towards specific and measurable goals that will help them to ascend as athletes and achieve greater results.
Application Activation
Today’s high school athlete is more knowledgeable and skilled than ever before. Yet many lack the ability to apply their talent when it matters most. Here’s how you can get your athlete’s application activated.
Is Your Athlete Afraid of Failure?
Does your athlete have ascending aggression or failure phobia??? Many high school athletes kill their aggression by focusing on avoiding failure. Get the guide on how to embrace mistakes and make them great.
School Choice for Student-Athletes is Critical
Athletes everywhere are elevated or eliminated because of their environment. When we get the environment right, serious high school athletes are sure to thrive.