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Fall tryouts are six weeks out. Here is the prep that matters.

Fall tryouts are around the corner. Here is how your player can prepare and stand out.


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Fall tryouts are about six weeks out for most cities. The work that pays off in those tryouts is happening right now, in July, on the days nobody is forcing your player to put in reps.

A focused four-week pre-season pushes a player from "they showed up" to "we want this kid on the team." It is not magic. It is a checklist most families never run.

Here is the plan.

In this issue

• A pre-season checklist for fall basketball tryouts

• Program Spotlight: Fall Tryouts Preview

• F.O.C.U.S. in Action: Overcome

• Quick Tip: The day-of habit that gets noticed at tryouts


A pre-season checklist for fall basketball tryouts

Coaches do not pick the most talented player at tryouts. They pick the player they want to coach for a season. That player shows up in shape, knows the system on day one, brings energy without being told, and competes without making it personal.

All of that is possible to build in four weeks. Conditioning. Skill maintenance. Film study or rules refresh. Mental prep. We pulled the full checklist into a guide your player can run between now and the start of fall tryouts.

Read it once with your player and pick three things to focus on. Three is enough.

Read the Checklist
PSB coach with player and family

Fall tryouts are coming

Fall tryouts run across PSB cities in late August and September. Specific dates and registration windows post to each city's page in mid-to-late July.

If you want to be on the list when your city's tryouts open, the fastest path is the interest form. A PSB City Director will reach out personally with details, dates, and what to expect.

Tell Us About Your Player

F.O.C.U.S. in Action: Overcome

Tryouts are stressful. Even players who have been tracking for months get nerves on day one. The ones who Overcome are not the ones with no nerves. They are the ones who have a plan to compete anyway.

Help your player build that plan now. The tryout starts when nerves show up. The player who has practiced beating them is the one who plays free.


Quick Tip: The day-of habit that gets noticed at tryouts

Be the first kid on the floor. Be the last kid off. Pick up loose balls between drills without being asked. None of that has anything to do with talent. All of it tells coaches "I want to be here." That signal travels further than people realize. Tell your player to just go ahead and do it.


What's coming up across PSB

Late-summer Camps are still open in Charlotte, Denver, Memphis, Portland, Raleigh, and Richmond.

Fall club team interest is open year-round at PSB. Drop your info to be first in line for fall tryout announcements in your city.

Find your city's programs at proskillsbasketball.com/register/


From the PSB Blog: Read the new How to Get Ready for Fall Basketball Tryouts. And if your high schooler has college aspirations, the refreshed Top 5 Things College Coaches Look For in Recruits is worth the read.

See you on the court,

Pro Skills Basketball

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