Tips that will take your game to the Next Level

Agilities
- Drills to improve your coordination and quickness.
Ballhandling Drills
- An array of ballhandling drills to perfect your handles and dribbling skills
Guard Series
- My personal favorite that can be done with your backyard hoop and a few cones. Improve your crossover and many other on-the-dribble moves
Dribble, Pass, Pivot, Drill
- Hammer down the fundamentals with this set of basic drills for the basketball player of all ages
Free Throw Shooting
- One of the most important aspects of the game. Learn how to perfect your rhythm at the free-throw line
Individual Shooting Drills
- The perfect drills and workouts to improve your game while nobody is around
Jumpers & Free Throws
- Fun and competitive shooting games that players enjoy and points of emphasis and motivation
Offensive Footwork
- From getting open on the wing to getting open on the dribble, these footwork drills will help you create space and become a more effective player with the basketball
Components of a Great Point Guard
- A comprehensive list of the qualities that it takes to be a great point guard, from motivation and recognition to on the court skills.
Advice on Selecting an AAU Team
- Questions and topics to talk about when it comes to selecting an organization and team for AAU basketball. Be prepared and understand the situation you are getting into when taking your game to the Next Level.
Shooter’s Checklist
- The perfect shot takes perfect practice, and going through this checklist will make sure your are practicing perfectly.

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Bob Foley’s
Next Level Basketball

CONCUSSION PROTOCOL
Next Level Basketball has developed this protocol to address the issue of the identification and management of concussions for basketball participants

A safe return to activity is important for all participants following any injury, but it is essential after a concussion. The goal of this concussion protocol is to ensure that concussed participants are identified, treated and referred appropriately for return to play. Consistent use of a concussion management protocol will ensure that the participant receives appropriate follow-up in order to make certain that the participant is fully recovered prior to returning to full activity.

This protocol will be reviewed annually by Bob Foley. Changes and modifications will be reviewed and written notifications will be provided to all participants parents.

Recognition of Concussion

These signs and symptoms – following a witnessed or suspected blow to the head or body – are indicative of a probable concussion.

Signs (observed by others)		Symptoms (reported by athlete)
Forgets plays
Appears dazed or stunned		Headache
Exhibits confusion		Fatigue
Unsure about game, score, opponent		Nausea or vomiting
Moves clumsily (altered coordination)		Double vision, blurry vision
Balance problems		Sensitive to light or noise
Personality change		Feels sluggish
Responds slowly to questions		Feels “foggy”
Forgets events prior to hit		Problems concentrating
Forgets events after the hit		Problems remembering
Loss of consciousness (not required )

Any participant who exhibits signs, symptoms, or behaviors consistent with a concussion will be removed from activity and will not be allowed to participant in any activity until the participant has been examined by a medical professional and received written permission to participate.

-Parents/Guardian must present a medical professional’s documentation that includes the following:

Diagnosis
Duration of treatment
Return to activity date

Bob or Louise Foley have been designated as the individuals who can make the initial decision to remove the participant from play when it is suspected the participant may have suffered a concussion.