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Well that's kind of the question. But then my question is, what would be your suggestion for helping a physically very capable 10 year old who looks at the coach all the time because he literally has no idea what he should be doing even though it's been shown to him and practiced with him?
more basketball
At this point that just means sitting on the bench and some unproductive mercy minutes. Even during practice he's not getting one-on-one because they see it doesn't take. I don't believe that's the answer.
sounds like the wrong group to be playing with to me