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Today we're going to talk about five keys to basketball tryouts that will
help you make the team!
Welcome to X-ray Basketball the show that takes a deeper look into basketball.
I'm coach Logan and on this channel we provide an opportunity for coaches and
players to improve their knowledge and understanding of the game of basketball.
If you're new please follow us or subscribe to X-ray Basketball and if you enjoyed this
video please hit that like button. Today we're going to talk about five keys to
basketball tryouts that will help you make your freshman or high school
basketball team. So let's jump into it. I've been a high school basketball coach
for the last eight years and I've been a part of every level of tryouts from
Freshman JV to Varsity and I'm gonna use that experience to teach you today five
keys to your basketball tryout. The first key to your basketball tryout is
Preparation. There's nothing worse than showing up to your tryout and it's the
first time you've touched a basketball in weeks for possibly months. Your skill
and comfort level with a basketball in your hand will be obvious to a coach
that is running your basketball tryout and it's important for you to practice
well before your basketball tryouts. The best way to get better at basketball is
to practice practice and practice. So grab a basketball head out onto the
driveway or the park and work on your ball handling, your jump shot and playing
as many games as you can. The second part to your preparation for tryouts is
Conditioning. Basketball is a very physically demanding sport and you'll
need to make sure that you're in shape to meet those demands. When working on
your conditioning for basketball tryouts I suggest you focus on short distance
sprints, long distance running, strength or weight lift training and footwork
drills such as jump rope or speed ladder and the last part to your preparation
for basketball tryouts is to work on your grades. The typical standard to
qualify for high school athletics in the United States of America is a minimum
GPA or grade point average of 2.0 some schools, counties and states have
different rules and regulations regarding academic qualification for
high school sports. It's important for you to do your research and find out
what your school requires out of you and if you find that your academic standing
makes you ineligible to participate in high school sports you want to
do everything you can to improve your grades. I suggest making sure that you've
completed all your missing assignments and seek tutoring if any is available.
So the first key was about preparation before your basketball tryout the next
Four keys will be about what to do on the day of your tryouts. So the second
key to your basketball tryout is to Focus. Depending on the size of the
school that you attended there's likely to be more students trying out for the
basketball team than you're probably expecting. I've been a part of some
tryouts that have seen 60 to 70 students competing for 15 roster spots. So it's
important for you in this environment where there are so many different people
that you stay focused and you pay attention to what's going on. As tempting
as it may be to socialize with friends and players that you may know you also
need to realize that these players are competing for the same spots you are.
So don't let them distract you and cause you to lose focus on what you're trying
to do. Remember you're trying to make the team. It's also really important for you
to focus on what's happening on the court to. Your coaches are most likely
gonna put you through drills and teach you new aspects of the game and what
they're doing is they're measuring your ability to learn and react to their
teachings. Sometimes coaches will teach you and put you through drills that are
above your grade level to see how you handle that challenge and other times
they'll be putting you through drills and teaching you aspects of their game
that they're planning on using for the upcoming season. All in all you want to
stay focused on what your mission is you're there to make the basketball team
and you want to make sure nothing distracts you from learning and showing
what you're capable of doing. Now that you're focused on your purpose and you
know what you're supposed to be doing on the basketball court it's time to talk
about the third key to your basketball tryout and that key is to Hustle. The best
way to get noticed by your coach and to separate yourself from your classmates
is to hustle up and down the floor. Examples of hustling on the basketball
court are diving for loose balls, chasing down every rebound you can, sprinting
back on defense and in between each drill sprinting from station to station.
The reason why hustling will get you noticed by coaches and separate yourself
from other players is because it's not easy to do. It requires a
tremendous amount of energy and discipline to hustle for every
single possession and like we talked about before you need to be focused and
in great shape with your conditioning for you to be able to perform at that
level. I promise you that if you have a fear that you won't get noticed on the
basketball court based off of your skills alone that you're Hustling will
put you on the coach's radar. So our third key to your basketball tryout we
talked about how hustling can be a positive way for you to get noticed on
the basketball court and with our fourth key we're gonna talk about how your
Attitude can be a negative way for you to be noticed on the basketball court.
Just like how I told you from a coach's perspective that hustling is the best
way to get noticed by a coach. The absolute worst way to be noticed by any
coach is having a poor attitude. I've seen bad attitudes get players kicked
out of the gym before tryouts are even over or even lead to them getting cut on
the very first day. Competing in sports at a high level does require a lot of
emotion but for you to show that you have the maturity to handle high school
sports you need to show restraint and control over your emotions. If during
your basketball tryouts you feel like you were fouled and there was no call
made. You can't lose your temper and start cursing at other players or
starting a fight. In a real game of basketball there are a lot of missed
calls by referees and fouls that are never given to players and it's
important for you to keep playing even through that adversity. You may even be
in a situation where you're placed on a temporary team during your basketball
tryout whether it be three on three, four and four, or five on five and on this
team you may not get along with your teammates or your teammates may not be
the easiest to play with. It's crucial that you make the most of this situation.
Who you play with and how they play are things that you cannot control but how
you respond to the situation and how you conduct yourself on the court is 100%
under your control. So as we key in on your attitude on the
court we want to make sure that your body language is under control and
positive and that all the communication you have with your teammates is
supportive and not critical and the fifth key to your basketball
tryout is to Not Be Selfish. Your coaches who are running your basketball tryout will
provide you with every opportunity for you to show off your ball handling
skills and your shooting ability. By putting you through various drills. When
it comes to playing games whether it be three on three, four on four, or five on
five the worst possible thing you can do is to be selfish. Nobody wants to play
with a teammate who's unwilling to pass the ball,
who's going to dribble the entire time and is gonna take a shot every time they
touch the basketball and speaking as a basketball coach when we watch players
compete in live games we're no longer critiquing just skills we're also
looking at decision making and team chemistry. So those things are vitally
important when you're competing in live games. Your ability to make the right
pass at the right time to an open teammate or your decision-making on when
to take a good shot during your team's possession of the basketball will mean
more to a coach than to see you go and try to score one versus five or one
versus four. Be patient and don't force the game let the game come to you and
always be on the lookout for positive plays for your team and for yourself. Now
heres a surprise! I've got three bonus tips for you. The first bonus tip I have
for you before your basketball tryouts is to find out Who your basketball
coaches are once you've found out who they are you want to try to find an
opportunity to introduce yourself. Meeting your coaches and introducing
yourself will go a long way in them remembering you when it comes time for
tryouts. Bonus tip number two. Find out which
students on campus were on the basketball team last year. It's a good
idea to make friends with those players seeing how they might be your teammates
if you make the team and they can give you some insight and input on what their
experience was like when they were in tryouts. Bonus tip number three.
Unfortunately not everyone is going to make the basketball team. Traditional
rosters only have about fifteen spots and like we talked about
previously you might be in a situation where your basketball tryouts consist of
50 or 60 students trying out for those 15 spots. So if you do not make the team
but you are still passionate about basketball. I highly suggest that you
find any way you can to still be a part of the basketball program at your school.
Some different ways that you could be a part of the basketball program even
though you're not on the basketball team. You could be a student manager that
helps with practice and games. You could help keep stats for the coaches. You can
work the score book or score clock on game days and you may even be in an
opportunity where you could possibly be a practice player. The most important
thing is you have to let those coaches know that you're interested in being a
part of the basketball program. Willing to be dedicated to the time that your
position requires and fully understand that you're not going to be playing this
year. Now you might be asking me "Coach Logan why do I want to do that? That's
gonna be painful for me to watch those players that I feel like I'm better than
or that I can compete with play and I'm not playing." I understand it's a
difficult situation to be in. However you will have such a tremendous opportunity
to learn more about the game of basketball, to understand what it is that
your coaches want from their players, you'll be able to see through your
teammates and classmates successes and failures what it takes to play at that
level and if you have an opportunity to practice with the team you will be able
to continue to improve your skill set and prepare yourself for the following
year's tryouts. Not everyone is gonna make the basketball team and not
everyone is gonna want to be in a manager, practice player or statistician
position but that opportunity will put you in a better position going forward.
We hope these Five keys to your Basketball Tryout and the Three Bonus
Tips we provided will give you confidence going forward as you prepare
for your own basketball tryout. We encourage you to watch this video over
and over and over again as you prepare for your basketball tryout and if you
find yourself in a situation where you didn't make the team please remember the
bonus tip that we talked about in finding a way to stay a part of the
basketball program. We are incredibly excited for this upcoming basketball
season and we want to wish you the best as you start your basketball tryout journey.
Please let us know in the comments down below
how your basketball tryout went and what team you landed on and what decision you
made if you didn't make the basketball team. If you enjoyed this video and feel
like it's helped prepare you for the next step in your basketball journey
please hit that like button and if you want to see more of X-ray Basketball
please follow or subscribe to our channel. We want to wish you the best as
you start your basketball tryouts and keep learning and keep practicing until
we see you on the next episode of X-ray Basketball
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