Our second off-season development session gives coaches an idea of what their players need to be doing during their summer individual training.
Players should still be working hard, even during the off season, and with consistent practice you should see major improvements in your players thanks to this session.
What's in the Session?
The session involves over 15 individual practices to improve your players? ball handling, dribbling, passing with both strong and weak hands, inside scoring and jumping ability.
In case you missed part 1 of our Off Season Development, you can see it here
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