How To Navigate Your Child's Basketball Journey
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In my book, I’ll show you how to navigate your child’s basketball journey. You will learn:
If parents or another family member do not play the right “basketball parenting” role, no one will.
It's all in my book, The Parent’s Guide to Youth Basketball and Beyond.
Plus, when you act now, get your free download version of book. Also get free gifts from me to help you get fast results. The free gifts are:
- Two exclusive stories.
- Why International Kids Have The Development Edge Over American Kids
- How Parents Can Be Involved in Child's Basketball Journey - In The RIGHT Way
- Two videos. Each exclusive story accompanied by a complementary VIDEO from Kevin with insights specifically for parents.
- Parenting Insights Video. New video every week in your email inbox. Receive tips and insights for your role steering the basketball path.
- Roundball Stories. Perspective, stories & advice from basketball thought leaders. New stories every month to your inbox.
Jay Wright, Head Coach, Villanova Wildcats
"Kevin Cantwell’s years of player development and college recruiting experience make him a key resource for any basketball parent looking to learn what is best for their child."
Bobby Cremins, College Coaching Legend
"Kevin's one of the best evaluators of talent in the game. More than picking out the superstars, he can tell right away if a kid can play college ball. He is good at finding the gems, the kids overlooked by other coaches. The ones that have real potential."
Matt Harpring, Georgia Tech, NBA Player
“No one has more knowledge for how to develop a basketball player to the next level. Kevin sees things no one else sees. He knows exactly what high school and college coaches expect from players, what it takes to excel in each of those levels.”
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