Moving On
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We are so saddened to have to tell the readers of Play the Right Way that
Steven Finamore passed away on November 14th. He was so loved by his family
and f...
5 days ago
About Lok
- Coach Lok
- Coach Ray Lokar is the Director of Gold Standard Coaching and was a long-time Lead Trainer for the Positive Coaching Alliance after a stint as the Head Basketball Coach of the 2002 CIF Southern Section Champions at Bishop Amat High School. He has coached in the San Gabriel Valley just east of Los Angeles, Ca for over 25 years at the youth, high school, and college levels. He is the Director of Basketball4all, ran the Basketball Coaching Education program for the Amateur Athletic Foundation. As a member of the Executive Board of the Southern California Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association starting in 1991, he served a term as President beginning in 2000. Lokar also was involved in the business development of the ACE IntelliGym™, a training tool that enables basketball players to improve their game-intelligence skills. Owning Sports'n'Stuff, provides a home base for all of his business activities with access to the latest in uniforms and imprinted sportswear and offering in-house customization. Now Coach Lokar, or his staff of qualified coaches, comes directly to you via speaking, engagements, consulting, camps, clinics, individual lessons, and the web.
Fundamentals Factory DVD Set
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BUY 101 Fundamental Tips
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Blog Log
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The Brilliance of Yield Farming, Liquidity Providing and Valuing Crypto Projects - I’m going to make this as simple and straight forward an explanation as I can. Yield Farming via Staking and Liquidity Providing are a core feature of most...3 years ago
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WHY IS DEFENSE IMPORTANT - Going into our game with Texas a week ago, I wasn't pleased with our defense. We were missing the buy-in and the commitment needed to sustain a good de...
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CHAMPIONS DO EXTRA - From the outstanding book *"Legacy"* by James Kerr comes a great story of perseverance and resilience: Champions do extra. It's true in all kinds of spor...
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4 Man Inbounds Plays - A Solution for Youth Coaches - Often when I talk to youth coaches, especially about using SSGs and live play to practice the issue of putting in offense always comes up. A refrain I ofte...
6 years ago -
When the Media Makes Up Stories - It used to be football was a fall sport, basketball was in the winter and baseball in the spring and summer. Now, with the internet, every sport is 24/7/36...7 years ago
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The Psychology Of Words And The Young Athlete - *Young athletes live in a pretty strange world. So many adults saying things to them but no one really communicating. Its hard enough for them to decipher ...
8 years ago -
MOCAP Analytics - Go here for the latest MOCAP / Warriors blogs on NBA.com. From the @StephenCurry30 guide to basketball. The latest with @mocapanalytics & @Wittnessed http:...10 years ago
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Bill Belichick On Mental Toughness and Performance - Here is another solid piece from ESPNBoston.com writer Mike Reiss. In it he shares Bill Belichick's thoughts on mental toughness and performance: “In t...
11 years ago -
Selected Notes from Monte Mathis (Dallas Mavericks) 2011 Dallas Basketball Coaching Workshop - I was so honored when Monte agreed to come speak at The Workshop last year. Here he was coming off a World Championship season and he was the most humble ...
12 years ago -
MARIO DeSISTI'S TOP 25 TEACHING POINTS - FIBA Master course conductor and Italian coaching legend, Mario DeSisti, during clinic in Quebec in 2005. The teacher-coach that I am now is substantially ...
13 years ago -
Cross Over, George Raveling and the Nike EYBL - While packing up my apartment, I found this letter from George Raveling in 2006: I did attempt to meet Mr. Raveling in Las Vegas in 2007. After a week of p...13 years ago
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Be willing to share - If you've found just one item of value on this blog over the last year or so, then it's been worth it. I've certainly enjoyed it. Even more, I've enjoyed i...15 years ago
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