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Zac Boster

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Love the game. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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Sharpen the sword. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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@samlewis working on change of pace, change of direction, coming to complete and sudden stops, ball fakes, and clean pick ups off the dribble. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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You get what you give. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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@danny.wolf6 finding solutions at the rim using the Gortat as the P&R ballhandler. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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The process is the goal. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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Turned walls into doors. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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@_jaxsondavis_ is one of the best P&R players in the country. We use 1v1 to work on set ups, on ball defense, reading over vs under + shot making. His ability to make these types of shots are what set up the higher efficiency shots produced by hitting the roll or kicking to the perimeter by drawing two to the ball. From there 2v2 for all the same reasons + roll passing solutions. 3v3 4v4 and 5v5 to add tertiary passing decisions, tactical coverage decisions, multiple actions and the play after the play. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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@dantemaddoxjr.21 in season P&R shooting work during the FIBA break. Focused on playing with force and authority with the handle on set ups/attacks, precision with the feet and on pick ups, and worked his brakes a bit to take advantage of trailing on ball defender’s momentum. 33.9% of Dante’s scoring production comes from P&R on shots like this while remaining one of the most efficient players in Europe. Elite shot maker, scoring 25.8 ppg shooting 58.3 in the mid range and 49% from 3. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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I’m a little biased but I’ll put @johnpoulakidas up against anybody in the world shooting the basketball. One of the most efficient players in the G League, shooting 47.3% on 8.5 attempts in the regular season and recently earned a Two-Way contract with the Dallas Mavericks. Here he is working on some late shot clock options at the end of a workout to create space. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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Years ago I was fortunate enough to spend time with Kobe Bryant and his girls. It was then that my philosophy in developing young players changed. Kobe created a competitive environment where failure not only happened it was expected, embraced, and weaponized to foster improvement and winning habits. He was one of the most skilled players of all time, and could have been a “you have to do it this way guy” but he taught by giving feedback and allowed them to explore their own individual abilities while empowering them to trust their instincts. Rashaun and Rykan are two of the first players i’ve worked with since middle school after that time. Since then they’ve met and overcome challenges while becoming 1000 point scorers, the school’s all time leading rebounder, first team all city, all catholic league, conference POY, state champions with a chance to win another. More importantly than any of that, hard workers, tenacious competitors with sacrificial mentalities and great teammates. This week I’ll enjoy watching them chase another state title and continue to grow. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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@cadenpierce_3 working on his all around game. Shooting off of DHO’s, attacking/defending the closeout in spot up and pick and pop, finishing at the rim off of off ball screening slips and verticality at the rim defensively. Whichever school he chooses is getting a competitor with elite instincts and winning DNA. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @zboster

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