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COACH BRYAN BLACKMON

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THE SEASON NEVER ENDS

Basketball development for athletes preparing to compete at the varsity level — fundamentals, athleticism, basketball IQ, and a competitive mindset.

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FROM THE BENCH

WHAT OTHER COACHES SAY

“I highly recommend this coach for anyone looking for a dedicated, knowledgeable, and inspiring basketball coach. He has done an outstanding job training and developing young female athletes, helping them build not only their athletic skills but also their confidence, discipline, teamwork, and determination. What stands out most is his ability to understand each player’s strengths and areas for improvement while creating a positive and encouraging training environment. The players he trains have shown tremendous growth both on and off the court.”
BJ HagoodHead Football Coach, Kennedy High School · Former Girls Basketball Coach, Irvington High School
“What really separates Coach Blackmon is his ability to work with young people. He knows how to connect with athletes, motivate them, build their confidence, and hold them accountable while creating an environment where they genuinely enjoy training and getting better. I would highly recommend Coach Blackmon to any parent looking for a knowledgeable, positive, and dedicated trainer to help their child become a better athlete and a more confident young person.”
Bret DudleyAthletic Director & Head Football Coach, Antioch High School
“Coach Blackmon is a creative and determined coach of basketball skills. He uses a wide variety of drills and will adapt drills to his players’ learning styles to achieve maximum improvements.”
Matthew JanischHead Girls Varsity Basketball Coach, Emerald High School
“Bryan Blackmon has an exceptional ability to teach fundamentals, develop young athletes, and elevate the level of play of the athletes he’s coaching. I personally have seen his impact help athletes go from competing on the high school level to competing on the college level. If you want to see your child improve then you want to see him with a whistle in front of them.”
Ron ThompsonFormer Head Football Coach, Acalanes High School
“His passion, commitment, and knowledge of the game is what stood out for me the most. One of the things I remember was him saying specifically to our varsity girls at the time was ‘you get out of this what you put into it.’ That advice stuck with me and I’ve found myself giving the same exact advice often to many student athletes playing for their respective schools and club teams.”
Curtis HarrisonHead Varsity Girls Basketball Coach, Irvington High School
WHO THIS IS FOR

BUILT FOR SERIOUS PLAYERS

SKILL DEVELOPMENT

Individual skill development with purposeful repetitions.

PROGRESSIVE INSTRUCTION

Instruction that builds from fundamentals to game speed.

COMPETITIVE HABITS

Accountability, confidence, and competitive habits.

LASTING FEEDBACK

Feedback athletes can use long after the program ends.

HOW PROGRESS IS MEASURED
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ASSESS

Every athlete begins with a baseline evaluation across skill, conditioning, and basketball IQ.

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DEVELOP

Coaches track skill execution, consistency, decision-making, effort, and game transfer.

Teammates raising the ball together before tip-off
COMPETE

A final reassessment measures growth and sets the next step for each athlete.

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THE COACH

BRYAN BLACKMON

I have been a high school coach for over 30+ years in multiple sports, particularly in football and girls basketball. Over that time I have learned so much about the game when it comes to scheme and especially when it comes to skill building. I have attended clinics both in person and online in the hopes of growing my knowledge base so I can pass that on to the players I have had the honor to coach.

Having that knowledge is only part of the formula. It also takes an understanding of what each player does well or needs to improve upon. Lastly it takes an ability to communicate with the player so they know what they need from me and from themselves to improve.

It is never “easy,” but it has gotten to the point I believe I can improve the skill level of anyone that comes to me as long as they want improvement and are willing to put in the work. It is my hope you use me and my knowledge to get better and to achieve at a level you never reached before.

CURRENTJV HEAD COACH, EMERALD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
FORMERHEAD FOOTBALL COACH, AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL
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