We have two day "Skill Development Camp" on Monday August 4 and Tuesday August 5 from 9:00am to 12:30pm both days.
Think of it as a 7 hour basketball lesson. For those that have individual trainers or have seen them work this is what our camp will be like. A power packed two days of basketball. We will go through some new drills and use our different training aids to make it a productive camp session.
The cost is only $50. What a great way to end the summer and to get ready for the upcoming basketball season.
You can register online at www.belhavenbasketballcamp.com
Pete Maravich Assembly Center
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Great information for Dads!
If you are not receiving the All Pro daily email you need to sign up. It gives a daily email that is fantastic for parents especially created for Fathers.
Go to their website: http://www.allprodad.com/
and sign up for their daily email.
You will be glad you did.
Go to their website: http://www.allprodad.com/
and sign up for their daily email.
You will be glad you did.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Basketball Campers of the Day Wednesday July 30 2008
Basketball Campers of the Day Wednesday July 30 2008!!!
Wesley Barker
Terrell Ben
Rosella Brown
Travis Byrd
Napoleon Collier
Alejandro Flores
Sophie Hays
Carter Holmes
Janie Kovach
Justin Lairy
Christopher Moody
Wesley Barker
Terrell Ben
Rosella Brown
Travis Byrd
Napoleon Collier
Alejandro Flores
Sophie Hays
Carter Holmes
Janie Kovach
Justin Lairy
Christopher Moody
Basketball Campers of the Day Tuesday July 29, 2008
Basketball Campers of the Day Tuesday July 29, 2008!!!
Jordan Ainsworth
Malcolm Brown
Avery Eaton
Creed Franklin
Luis Flores
Spencer Lawson
Jordan Kovach
Nicholas Sanford
Lia Teeuwissen
Brett Thomason
Grey Williams
Jordan Ainsworth
Malcolm Brown
Avery Eaton
Creed Franklin
Luis Flores
Spencer Lawson
Jordan Kovach
Nicholas Sanford
Lia Teeuwissen
Brett Thomason
Grey Williams
Monday, July 28, 2008
Robert Louis Stevenson Quote
Robert Louis Stevenson once said, "To be what we are, to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life."
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Self Discipline
Brain Tracy says this about self-discipline:
"Self-discipline is the ability to make yourself do what you should do when you should do it whether you feel like it or not"
"Self-discipline is the ability to make yourself do what you should do when you should do it whether you feel like it or not"
Monday, July 21, 2008
Top ten ways to get better grades and study less.
1. Make each class a priority. Show up on time. Participate.
2.Respect each teacher you have and learn how they test. Pay attention to what they emphasize and how they like to structure their classes and grading. Just like in athletics except your teachers are not your opponents, but you must learn how they think
3. Take great notes in class. When you get home, you have probably heard it before, but go back over the notes and rewrite them clearly. Even if you have good penmanship, you may have missed something while taking notes. By going over them the night of the class, it reinforces what you learned that day and helps you correct any mistakes and misunderstandings you may have written down on your paper.
4. Sit towards the front of the class. If the teacher has assigned seats after class one day ask them privately if you can sit near the front. Tell them you see this class as being important and you feel you will get the most out of the class by sitting close
5. Be on time and prepared. Have all the information you need for that class (book, paper, pen, etc.). Whatever you are supposed to have for that class be prepared so you do not miss anything.
6. Do all your assignments on time. All homework needs to be completed and on time. Just like an unnecessary foul or penalty, you are taking points away from yourself by not having things in on time.
7.Take advantage of any extra credit opportunities you may have. Most extra credit points are easy and take very little time. Those extra points are valuable and add up at the end of the semester.
8. Use any extra free time to study and learn more about your subject. Less TV and less video games equals better grades every time. Better grades means better schools. Better schools means better jobs.
With the information that is available at your fingertips today there is no reason why you should not be up to date on any topic your teacher discusses. If something really interests see if you can find some video or information on line that can help you had better understand the topic.
9.Be ready days before the test. Cramming is not going to help you in the long run. You can do well here and there by cramming, but in no way will you get consistent results by trying to stay up late the night before the test.
10. Get a memorization technique that works for you
You will be able to ace the tests and subjects that used to be tough simply by coming up with a memorization system.
We will talk more about this one in a later blog.
1. Make each class a priority. Show up on time. Participate.
2.Respect each teacher you have and learn how they test. Pay attention to what they emphasize and how they like to structure their classes and grading. Just like in athletics except your teachers are not your opponents, but you must learn how they think
3. Take great notes in class. When you get home, you have probably heard it before, but go back over the notes and rewrite them clearly. Even if you have good penmanship, you may have missed something while taking notes. By going over them the night of the class, it reinforces what you learned that day and helps you correct any mistakes and misunderstandings you may have written down on your paper.
4. Sit towards the front of the class. If the teacher has assigned seats after class one day ask them privately if you can sit near the front. Tell them you see this class as being important and you feel you will get the most out of the class by sitting close
5. Be on time and prepared. Have all the information you need for that class (book, paper, pen, etc.). Whatever you are supposed to have for that class be prepared so you do not miss anything.
6. Do all your assignments on time. All homework needs to be completed and on time. Just like an unnecessary foul or penalty, you are taking points away from yourself by not having things in on time.
7.Take advantage of any extra credit opportunities you may have. Most extra credit points are easy and take very little time. Those extra points are valuable and add up at the end of the semester.
8. Use any extra free time to study and learn more about your subject. Less TV and less video games equals better grades every time. Better grades means better schools. Better schools means better jobs.
With the information that is available at your fingertips today there is no reason why you should not be up to date on any topic your teacher discusses. If something really interests see if you can find some video or information on line that can help you had better understand the topic.
9.Be ready days before the test. Cramming is not going to help you in the long run. You can do well here and there by cramming, but in no way will you get consistent results by trying to stay up late the night before the test.
10. Get a memorization technique that works for you
You will be able to ace the tests and subjects that used to be tough simply by coming up with a memorization system.
We will talk more about this one in a later blog.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Basketball Camp Sign up
We have had a really good response for our basketball camp July 29 to August 1. Please send in your application or register online soon to reserve your spot.
Usually we have a big walk up crowd so the camp may fill up. If you would like your child to participate please register soon.
Our staff is committed to making this a great camp week for your child.
We place a big emphasis on teamwork, attitude, perseverance and being a servant.
Also we have spots still for our camp on Aug. 4 and Aug 5. Call or email if you have questions.
601 968 5936 or tkelsey@belhavnen or coachkelsey@hotmail.com
Usually we have a big walk up crowd so the camp may fill up. If you would like your child to participate please register soon.
Our staff is committed to making this a great camp week for your child.
We place a big emphasis on teamwork, attitude, perseverance and being a servant.
Also we have spots still for our camp on Aug. 4 and Aug 5. Call or email if you have questions.
601 968 5936 or tkelsey@belhavnen or coachkelsey@hotmail.com
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Great gift
Have you ever received one of those unexpected gifts and it was as if it hit the spot at just the right time?
A couple of weeks ago I received in the mail a package, but did not recognize the sender.
When I opened the box, it was a Boston Celtic Championship T Shirt. I am a Boston Celtic Fan, but would never take the time or spend the money to get the shirt. My son and sent it to me as a gift.
It is now of course my favorite shirt and I wear it every time I can.
For a teenager to think, plan, and send for a shirt like that is neat. Just when you feel like you are on their case all the time, they will turn and surprise you.
I knew I had been hard on him lately and probably had not given him enough positive reinforcement. He showed me his maturity by not getting mad, but loving me unconditionally.
It is very humbling when you get life lessons from your children. He showed me like God shows us all the time in that our position does not change (we are always his children and he is going to love us no matter how many mistakes we make).
If you see me wearing the Celtic T Shirt it is not because of being so much of a Celtic fan as it is being a fan of my son's.
"And let the peace of the Messiah, to which you were also called in one body, control your hearts, Be Thankful" Colossians 3:15
A couple of weeks ago I received in the mail a package, but did not recognize the sender.
When I opened the box, it was a Boston Celtic Championship T Shirt. I am a Boston Celtic Fan, but would never take the time or spend the money to get the shirt. My son and sent it to me as a gift.
It is now of course my favorite shirt and I wear it every time I can.
For a teenager to think, plan, and send for a shirt like that is neat. Just when you feel like you are on their case all the time, they will turn and surprise you.
I knew I had been hard on him lately and probably had not given him enough positive reinforcement. He showed me his maturity by not getting mad, but loving me unconditionally.
It is very humbling when you get life lessons from your children. He showed me like God shows us all the time in that our position does not change (we are always his children and he is going to love us no matter how many mistakes we make).
If you see me wearing the Celtic T Shirt it is not because of being so much of a Celtic fan as it is being a fan of my son's.
"And let the peace of the Messiah, to which you were also called in one body, control your hearts, Be Thankful" Colossians 3:15
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