Film sessions are designed to give players a deeper understanding of defense, while helping parents see measurable growth in their child's game. By reviewing game footage, athletes learn to spot habits, strengths, and areas for improvement that aren't always obvious during live play. I break down defensive techniques, like: stance, positioning, and anticipation, showing how those skills apply directly to real-game situations. This process builds a stronger basketball IQ, allowing players to make smarter decisions on the court and develop confidence in their role. Parents can expect their child to gain not only defensive skills, but also improved focus, accountability, and discipline. Film study bridges the gap between practice and performance, ensuring that what players learn translates into better results during games.