Form shooting, arc & BRAD, foul shots, and deep-range mechanics – all in one place.
MEED Hoops Lab · Player Development
Build a Varsity-Level Skill Package
Organized modules for shooting, finishing, passing, ball handling, defense, and game IQ – designed so players, parents, and coaches all speak the same language. Built for players, parents, and coaches who want training outside of practice.
Start with a core plan, then add skill work.
Protect high-quality sprint/strength sessions, then layer skill sessions around practices and games.
01 · Core Plan Athletic development comes first
Build around mobility, sprinting, and jump/strength. Do these sessions when you’re well-rested (often mornings).
- In-season light: keep intensity high, volume modest.
- Schedule at least 1 rest day per week.
02 · Skill Add-On Choose skills using the modules
Skill training is separate from team practice/games. Minimum 3 days/week. Pick one focus, then layer in complements.
- Examples: shot mix, ball handling, triple threat, 1v1/3v3/5v5 reads.
- Keep reps game-like: pace, decisions, and fatigue awareness.
03 · Film + Recovery Growth = sleep, fuel, and deloads
Recovery drives improvement. Prioritize nutrition, hydration, and 8+ hours sleep so hard days stay high quality.
- After 5–10 weeks: take a longer break to fully reset.
- Out-of-season: add up to +1 sprint day and split skill focuses across the week.
EXAMPLE WEEK In-season light template
The Tool
Workout Builder + Weekly Plan
Build a weekly schedule from your drill library, save a clean PDF, and use the phone link to log what you actually did. This is the “planning layer” that connects every module on the site.
- Pick 1 module (new players) or 2–3 modules (experienced).
- Build a 4–6 day week with the Workout Builder.
- Run the plan for 10–16 weeks, then deload and level up.
Skill Modules
Jump into the lab for any part of your game.Angles, two-foot vs one-foot, contact finishes, floaters, and decision-making at the rim.
Outlet passes, hit-ahead reads, drive-and-kick, extra passes, and creating easy shots for teammates.
Stance, pivots, jab series, rip-throughs, shot fakes, and game reads so players are dangerous every time they catch the ball.
Handle under pressure, change of pace, and simple combos that actually show up in games.
Stance, closeouts, team concepts, and rebounding habits that win possessions.
How to watch film, read coverages, and understand spacing, tempo, and roles.
Travel rules, jump-stops, 1–2 footwork, pivoting, and how to play fast without turnovers.
What guards, forwards, and bigs need most: roles, responsibilities, and bread-and-butter skills.
Strength, mobility, warm-ups, and recovery so players can actually use their skills in games.
Offensive spacing, transition rules, defensive schemes, and simple actions that show up every game.
Weekly film, written notes, and specific homework for Mary of Nazareth teams – all in one place.