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WJBBC CREED & CONTRACT

WJBBC really believes in Vince Lombardi's philosophy that any player can be great and it's the discipline, hard work, persistence, and dedication that determines your success or failure in the game of basketball.

The WJBBC coaches will always have the highest beliefs and creeds, and in return we will ask from our athletes that they keep similar standards throughout their basketball careers.

Please review the following creed and contract and understand what we expect out of each coach, player, and parent.

Coaches:
Will always act in a professional manner.
Will be dedicated, disciplined and positive toward the players.
Will be very knowledgeable on the training that they are teaching.
Will be patient and make explanation in the finest details and always stop when a player or group does not understand a concept.
Will be on time or call ahead to change the time of a session. (especially when traveling a long way; traffic can be a problem at times)
Players:
Will always take the game of basketball seriously when they are training with the WJBBC.
Will always pay close attention and will not talk or bounce the ball when the coach is talking. Respect authority!
Will always have a desire to want to learn, understanding failure, and not giving up - wanting to learn new ideas and techniques.
Always giving 100% all the time. This is the only way you're going to improve. Giving 80% or 90% never improves a player.
Understanding the importance of continual training and to never be satisfied with their skill level.
Need to work on their skills at home on a daily basis. Players are in the gym 20% of the time and away from the gym 80%. True passion starts at home!
Parents:
Need to be aware of their child's passion for the game of basketball. Your child might not be the next Kobe Bryant or Cheryl Swoopes, but they can be what ever they choose. If the child doesn't wish to be a good player, this isn't the right camp for him or her. We want players with great passion. Don't force your child to attend the WJBBC.
Should support their child's passion as they advance through basketball training at the WJBBC. This includes driving your child to the gym when permits and paying fees when they're due.
When in the gym during your child's session, please let the coaches coach. If you don't understand a drill or technique, talk to the coach after the session, never interrupt a session. This confusion is not what the WJBBC stands for.
Need to monitor your child's progress at home. One of the biggest problems with many players is that they are naive in what it takes to be good and often have no discipline to work out correctly. While we don't believe a child should be forced into basketball, monitoring is crucial. Talk to your child occasionally after each session for a passion check.

Accidents:

WJBBC will not push a child to extreme measures, only what they can handle. To avoid any major injuries! Parents are required to have there own health insurance before your child attends a WJBBC session. And understand that WJBBC is not liable for injuries. WJBBC will do its utmost to protect and provide safe techniques for each child while a session is being taught.

I have read the following contract, I understand this is a triangle effect that all three parties must work together and if one party breaks down, usually the entire learning and improving process usually also stops. I understand what my duties and responsibilities are for this to be a successful experience.

Coach:

Wilford Jones _________________________________ _______________

Director of WJBBC Signature

Date

Parent: _________________________________ _______________

Signature Date

Player: _________________________________ _______________

Signature Date

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