Jeremy Russotti has announced weekday and weekend skill training now available in Marin County, with options for one-on-one to small group training. 1% CLUB Basketball has a facility in Marin County and expectations are that players will be able to show up on committed days.
1% CLUB Basketball is widely considered one of the finest skill development programs in the country.
Training starts next week so email info@1percentclub.org to reserve a spot and to add to the "training email tree."
Plus, those residing in outside of Marin County who have gym access and are interested in bringing a 1% CLUB Basketball trainer to your area, please email info@1percentclub.org and to work out the details.
Below are videos showcasing some of the types of training 1% CLUB Basketball will perform:
Jeremy Russotti
Green Room Training
1% CLUB Basketball Services
(707) 849-1212
Showing posts with label Jeremy Russotti basketball skills training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeremy Russotti basketball skills training. Show all posts
Monday, June 11, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
A Jeremy Russotti update
"About a month ago, Phil [Doherty] and I just went to Las Vegas for a few reasons. First, we were brought in by Bishop Gorman High school to train their top varsity guys. I think they are a Top 10 program right now and, of course, they have the #1 player in Shabazz Muhammad, Rosco Allen (Stanford commit), Demetris Morant (UNLV), Ben Carter (Oregon), as well as the #1 Frosh in the country, 7-foot Stephen Zimmerman.
Phil and I had a really good time with Coach [Grant] Rice and the Bishop Gorman players. It is a top flight program and the players GET IT in relation to working hard and getting results. The players definitely carry themselves as a mini-college program and were very open to our training.
Shabazz Muhammad was everything that I heard from others. People always say that they work out hard. Shabazz doesn't work out, he maxes out! To watch the #1 player in the country working harder than than the 100,000 best player in the country really shows his character and potential.
Stephen Zimmerman was a huge surprise. He is mature well beyond his years and has great hands, footwork, athleticism and can shoot the 3. He has as much potential as I have seen in past 10 years.
Here's Coach Rice on the session: "Jeremy flew down to Las Vegas and worked with our team for a couple of hours this fall. Kids these days don't always buy into coaches and people they aren't familiar with, but Jeremy commanded their attention immediately. Right from the beginning of the workout, the team was intrigued and engaged in what he was teaching. Jeremy progressed from ball handling to shooting to individual moves, and kept the team interested and ready to learn. Some of my players exchanged numbers with Jeremy and plan to work with him in the future. I highly recommend any player ready to step up their game and learn from the best to get in touch with Jeremy"
It was also great because Los Angeles Dodgers and All-Star performer Matt Kemp just showed up during our training session. He saw Shabazz tweeted that I was coming into town to train him and Matt was in Vegas so he thought he would check out who the #1 player in the country was and watch him work. Matt was a really cool and humble guy. He was out there shooting jumpers with the kids, praising them for working hard, and letting us all know the workouts were amazing. Shabazz can really draw attention, even with MLB players.
Also, the parents of the players mentioned that both Shabazz and Stephen are very interested in joining my Green Room Training Program this summer. It will be great to see both of those guys out here training hard in the Bay Area.
I am actually flying to Los Angeles next week to sit down with Clayton Williams, the head of Dream Vision, where both kids play (Clayton Williams). We are going to work together closely with Dream Vision in bringing the top training possible to their chapters in Los Angeles, Arizona, Vegas, and the San Diego areas.
Phil and I area also flying back to see the guys on January 21 for the Findlay Prep vs. Bishop Gorman game, and to meet up with the Dream Vision guys as well as the families. Should be a lot of fun and an exciting game.
Lastly, the footage will also be shown on nationally recognized hoop site Ballislife.com in the near future."
Phil and I had a really good time with Coach [Grant] Rice and the Bishop Gorman players. It is a top flight program and the players GET IT in relation to working hard and getting results. The players definitely carry themselves as a mini-college program and were very open to our training.
Shabazz Muhammad was everything that I heard from others. People always say that they work out hard. Shabazz doesn't work out, he maxes out! To watch the #1 player in the country working harder than than the 100,000 best player in the country really shows his character and potential.
Stephen Zimmerman was a huge surprise. He is mature well beyond his years and has great hands, footwork, athleticism and can shoot the 3. He has as much potential as I have seen in past 10 years.
Here's Coach Rice on the session: "Jeremy flew down to Las Vegas and worked with our team for a couple of hours this fall. Kids these days don't always buy into coaches and people they aren't familiar with, but Jeremy commanded their attention immediately. Right from the beginning of the workout, the team was intrigued and engaged in what he was teaching. Jeremy progressed from ball handling to shooting to individual moves, and kept the team interested and ready to learn. Some of my players exchanged numbers with Jeremy and plan to work with him in the future. I highly recommend any player ready to step up their game and learn from the best to get in touch with Jeremy"
It was also great because Los Angeles Dodgers and All-Star performer Matt Kemp just showed up during our training session. He saw Shabazz tweeted that I was coming into town to train him and Matt was in Vegas so he thought he would check out who the #1 player in the country was and watch him work. Matt was a really cool and humble guy. He was out there shooting jumpers with the kids, praising them for working hard, and letting us all know the workouts were amazing. Shabazz can really draw attention, even with MLB players.
Also, the parents of the players mentioned that both Shabazz and Stephen are very interested in joining my Green Room Training Program this summer. It will be great to see both of those guys out here training hard in the Bay Area.
I am actually flying to Los Angeles next week to sit down with Clayton Williams, the head of Dream Vision, where both kids play (Clayton Williams). We are going to work together closely with Dream Vision in bringing the top training possible to their chapters in Los Angeles, Arizona, Vegas, and the San Diego areas.
Phil and I area also flying back to see the guys on January 21 for the Findlay Prep vs. Bishop Gorman game, and to meet up with the Dream Vision guys as well as the families. Should be a lot of fun and an exciting game.
Lastly, the footage will also be shown on nationally recognized hoop site Ballislife.com in the near future."
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
A note from Jeremy Russotti
Hello coaches,
I wanted to let you know of an opportunity you may be interested in. My business partner Alan Stein is coming in town to run a Showcase Event with me on September 17 in Oakland.
He just let me know he is willing to do a private clinic on Friday or Sunday for a high school/aau coach.
Alan travels the world, representing NIKE as its official body conditioning trainer. Alan trained Kevin Durant and Grevais Vasquez through high school, as well as players like Kobe, Lebron, Steph Curry, etc. I let him know I would email the below information about his fundraiser clinics. Enjoy!
Jerry Russotti
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From Alan Stein:
Thanks for your interest in hosting one of my events. Here is a quick overview:
I run a standard 3 hour, on-court workout for boys/girls ages 12+. The workout addresses warm-up, dynamic flexibility, core strength, plyometrics, and quickness/agility/reaction drills.
My fee is $1,500 per 3 hour clinic (some folks do multiple clinics in a day) plus applicable travel expenses (flight, hotel, etc.).
The host is responsible for the facility, minor equipment (1 basketball and 1 tennis ball per player) and the marketing & registration. I will create a PDF flyer (attached) for you to use and will promote through my social media. The host keeps ALL profits. I want you to make great money!!
Most hosts have chosen to charge $75/player. The average clinic has drawn 40-50 kids (although several have been closer to 70-80). If you can tap into one or two AAU programs and one or two High Schools – you should have no problem getting enough kids.
Coaches are more than welcome to watch and take notes. It is up to the host whether or not to charge them a fee (many have chosen to charge $25/coach).
If you get 50 kids (@ $75/each) and 10 coaches (@$25 each) you will gross $4,000. After my fee and travel and various other expenses, you can expect to make $1,500-$2,000. I have had a few hosts make $3,000-S4,000+.
My goal is to make this an unforgettable experience for everyone involved!
As always, solidifying dates are on a ‘first come, first serve’ basis.
Thanks! I look forward to hearing back from you.
Alan Stein
Alan@StrongerTeam.com
I wanted to let you know of an opportunity you may be interested in. My business partner Alan Stein is coming in town to run a Showcase Event with me on September 17 in Oakland.
He just let me know he is willing to do a private clinic on Friday or Sunday for a high school/aau coach.
Alan travels the world, representing NIKE as its official body conditioning trainer. Alan trained Kevin Durant and Grevais Vasquez through high school, as well as players like Kobe, Lebron, Steph Curry, etc. I let him know I would email the below information about his fundraiser clinics. Enjoy!
Jerry Russotti
************************
From Alan Stein:
Thanks for your interest in hosting one of my events. Here is a quick overview:
I run a standard 3 hour, on-court workout for boys/girls ages 12+. The workout addresses warm-up, dynamic flexibility, core strength, plyometrics, and quickness/agility/reaction drills.
My fee is $1,500 per 3 hour clinic (some folks do multiple clinics in a day) plus applicable travel expenses (flight, hotel, etc.).
The host is responsible for the facility, minor equipment (1 basketball and 1 tennis ball per player) and the marketing & registration. I will create a PDF flyer (attached) for you to use and will promote through my social media. The host keeps ALL profits. I want you to make great money!!
Most hosts have chosen to charge $75/player. The average clinic has drawn 40-50 kids (although several have been closer to 70-80). If you can tap into one or two AAU programs and one or two High Schools – you should have no problem getting enough kids.
Coaches are more than welcome to watch and take notes. It is up to the host whether or not to charge them a fee (many have chosen to charge $25/coach).
If you get 50 kids (@ $75/each) and 10 coaches (@$25 each) you will gross $4,000. After my fee and travel and various other expenses, you can expect to make $1,500-$2,000. I have had a few hosts make $3,000-S4,000+.
My goal is to make this an unforgettable experience for everyone involved!
As always, solidifying dates are on a ‘first come, first serve’ basis.
Thanks! I look forward to hearing back from you.
Alan Stein
Alan@StrongerTeam.com
Friday, March 4, 2011
A Jeremy Russotti basketball clinic in Rohnert Park this Sunday
Jeremy Russotti's 1% CLUB Basketball is having its last free basketball training clinic for a while this Sunday, March 6th at University of Sports Complex in Rohnert Park.
The weekly training classes will start March 18 and run for 6 weeks.
For those willing to travel, the Sonoma County chapter will be unique in that Jeremy Russotti will be directing and conducting every single class during these 6 weeks. This is the perfect opportunity for those who have emailed over the years wanting to work out with Coach Russotti.
Below are free clinic times for this Sunday.
K-2: Noon - 1pm
3rd - 5th: 1pm - 2:30pm
6th - 8th: 2:30 - 4pm
High School: 2:30 - 4pm
Sign ups will be for the first 25 that sign up for each class (online). For more information, contact Paige Dumont at (707) 758-4786, or via email at paige@1percentclub.org
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