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In basketball and in life, leadership is highly valuable. Therefore, The Basketball Movement aims to turn out as many leaders as possible.
Every individual is made up of unique skills, strengths, and weaknesses. Society and teams are at their best when leaders can step up and guide groups in ways that benefit everyone. The Basketball Movement wants to do its part in creating as many leaders as possible.
On the basketball court, it is easy to point to a team’s leading scorer or point guard when picking out the leader. This, of course, does not have to be true. Leadership is possible at all positions.
A player who always makes sure to be a positive presence on the bench is a leader. Players that work to foster off-court relationships with their teammates are leaders. Players that outrun everyone else during practice are leaders. Players that hold teammates accountable in the classroom are leaders.
You can still have the classic leaders—the most vocal defender, the offense initiator, or others who lead by example.
Leadership is a challenging aspect of life to develop, but it’s also incredibly rewarding. Being a leader means taking the initiative and often stepping out of your comfort zone. It’s about being confident and understanding the sacrifices it takes to help a team succeed.
“If you’re going to be a leader, you’re not going to please everybody. You gotta hold people accountable, even if you have that moment of being uncomfortable.”
The Basketball Movement understands that leadership can come from anywhere, so we empower all our players to step up as leaders in their own way. Leadership in basketball is just one of many lessons we want our athletes to take away from their time with us.
Those of you who are leaders already – Go forth! Spread your gift in any way that helps others, on the court or off. As our players apply their lessons to their respective teams and other aspects of life, such as work or school, we wish them the best and hope they continue to hold themselves to our high standards.
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