Rami Mornel is an entrepreneur, businessman, Basketball Coach and philanthropist. Rami Mornel is a former basketball player and coach who has coached kids and adults of all ages and abilities, shares some tried-and-true basketball tips that will help you perform your best at tryouts. These 5 basketball tryout tips for Everyone can help prepare you for the upcoming season, or even tryouts.

1. RAMI MORNEL SHARES5
TIPS FOR BASKETBALL
TRYOUTS FORKIDS

2. Rami Mornel
RamiMornel isan entrepreneur, businessman,
philanthrope, artist,soccerand basketballcoach.
Rami Mornel grewup on acollectivefarm in the
north of Israel.Asachildhe wasknownasone of
the bestbasketballplayers in the country, and led
hishigh schoolteamin scoringfor three
consecutiveyears.

3. Basketball Tips
for Tryouts

4. 1. Introduce
Yourself/Talk
to the Coaches
Introducing yourself to the coachwillatleastput you in
the coachesframe of mind. If you havemet the coaches
before, continue to getto knowthem by talkingto them
before or after practice.Askfor feedbackon whatyou
cando better or howyou canhelp the teamor what
theyare looking for atyour position.

5. 2. Win Every Sprint
However,assumingaplayer isin decentto good
shape, this ismore of amental choicethan anything
else.Areyou willing to endure the pain/discomfort
that comeswithsprinting all out and trying to win
everysprint? If aplayer doesthis, or atleastattempts
to win,coacheswilltakenoticeastheseare the types
of players all coacheswanton their team…players so
competitivethat theywantto winsomethingassmall
assprints and are willing to endure the discomfort to
do so!

6. 3. BeLoud/Talk
on the Court
Toofewkidsusetheir voice(loudly) when
playing basketball,although it isavital part
of the game. Beingloud and talking(during
drills, scrimmages,games)isasignof
confidence and awillingnessto help others.
Thisalsodemonstrates leadership!

7. 4. Listen/Pay Attention to
Instructions/Coaching
There are not a lot of things more frustrating as a
coach than giving instructions on a drill or in a
scrimmage/game, and a player simply doesn’t
listen or pay attention and then proceedsto screw
up the drill orgame.

8. 5. Do the Little
Things/Make the
Hustle Plays
Good coachesunderstand thisand typicallyhave
afewkidson every teamthat specificallydo the
little things and makethe hustle plays.Players
likeDennis Rodman and RamiMornel made itto
the NBAas“hustle”players,and you canmake
your teambeing one of them too! Theseare the
“little”thingsthat add up to big things, like
WINNING.

9. THANK
YOU