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Enoch Johnson

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Basketball lessons with

Enoch Johnson

From$92.13 per lesson
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✨Enoch is new on TeachMe.To – but very experienced with basketball. We strictly vet every instructor so you can book with confidence. Satisfaction is guaranteed. If anything go sideways, we'll switch you to a different coach or give you your money back.
✨Enoch is new on TeachMe.To – but very experienced with basketball. We strictly vet every instructor so you can book with confidence. Satisfaction is guaranteed. If anything go sideways, we'll switch you to a different coach or give you your money back.

About your basketball coach

I’m Coach E, a former college and overseas basketball player turned professional skills trainer. I’ve spent years developing athletes of all ages — from youth players just learning the game to high school standouts with D1 potential. Currently, I serve as an assistant coach at Riverside High School in Durham, NC, and run Noch Skills Academy (NSA), where I specialize in building confident, skilled, and disciplined players. My coaching style is rooted in focus, energy, and accountability. Every session is structured to improve not just your skills, but also your mindset and understanding of the game. Whether it’s ball handling, shooting mechanics, footwork, or game IQ, I bring a pro-level approach tailored to your goals. If you’re serious about development and ready to put in the work, I’ll help you take your game to the next level.

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Teaches: Kids, Teenagers, Adults, Seniors
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Levels: Beginners, Intermediates, Experts
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Lives in: Durham, North Carolina
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Years Playing: 20 years

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Riverside High School Auxiliary Gym

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348.3 miles away

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Near Durham, North Carolina

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✨Enoch is new on TeachMe.To – but very experienced with basketball. We strictly vet every instructor so you can book with confidence. Satisfaction is guaranteed. If anything go sideways, we'll switch you to a different coach or give you your money back.

Beginner training plan
Your first lesson 1. Warm welcome (5 min) – Break the ice, ask about goals, favorite players. 2. Quick assessment (10 min) – Watch basic dribbling, layups, and shooting form. 3. Teach 1–2 basics (20 min) – Example: stationary dribbling + form shooting close to basket. 4. Fun game (10 min) – Simple challenge using the new skill. 5. Wrap-up (5 min) – Praise progress, give 1 easy “homework” drill
Lesson 11+Lesson 11 – Introduction to Ball Screens (Pick & Roll Basics) 1. Review (5 min) – Dribbling, layups, passing recap. 2. Teaching (15 min) – • What a screen is. • How to dribble off a ball screen (tight shoulder, eyes up). • Simple roll/pop explanation. 3. Drill (15 min) – 2-man pick & roll reps (no defense first, then light defense). 4. Game (10 min) – 2-on-2 with focus on using the screen. 5. Wrap-up (5 min) – Praise progress, assign homework: practice “screen, dribble 2 bounces, pull-up shot OR pass.”
Lesson 4-10Lesson 4 – Passing & Catching • Review: dribbling + layups. • Teach chest pass, bounce pass, overhead pass (with proper form). • Partner or wall passing drills. • Game: “Pass & move” keep-away. • Homework: 100 passes a day against a wall. ⸻ Lesson 5 – Combining Dribble & Pass • Review: passing & catching. • Dribble → jump stop → pass drill. • Stationary dribble + pass under pressure. • Game: 3-on-3 monkey in the middle (lots of passing). • Homework: 2-ball dribble for 2 minutes + 50 wall passes. ⸻ Lesson 6 – Advanced Layups & Footwork • Review: basic layups. • Teach reverse layups + euro-step footwork (intro level). • Emphasize balance & proper stride. • Game: “Layup ladder” (different finishes each round). • Homework: 25 right-hand, 25 left-hand layups, 10 reverse layups. ⸻ Lesson 7 – Shooting Progression • Review: form & spot shooting. • Introduce “catch & shoot” (from a pass). • Work on shot prep: hands ready, feet set. • Game: Shooting competition from 5 spots. • Homework: 50 catch & shoot shots daily (close range). ⸻ Lesson 8 – Defense & Rebounding • Review: stance & slides. • Add closeouts (sprint → chop feet → hands up). • Rebounding basics: box-out, two-hand secure, outlet pass. • Game: “1-on-1 box-out battle.” • Homework: 2 sets of 20 defensive slides + 25 jump-to-rebounds. ⸻ Lesson 9 – Putting It Together (Dribble + Pass + Finish) • Review: dribble moves & passing. • Teach dribble attack → kick-out pass. • Simple pick-and-roll intro (screen, dribble, pass/shot). • Game: 2-on-2 emphasis on decision-making. • Homework: 25 drive → jump stops → passes each side. ⸻ Lesson 10 – Intro to Game Play • Review: shooting, passing, dribbling. • Teach spacing & moving without the ball. • Basic offense flow: pass, cut, fill. • Controlled scrimmage (3-on-3 or 4-on-4). • Wrap-up: reinforce growth since Lesson 1. • Homework: Journal one thing learned + 15 minutes of free play.
Lesson 2-3Lesson 2 Focus: Dribbling on the move + Layups 1. Quick review (5 min) – Form shooting & dribbling recap. 2. Dribbling on the move (15 min) – Walk/jog dribble with both hands, change speeds, zig-zag cones. 3. Layup basics (15 min) – Right hand layups, then left hand. Focus on footwork (inside foot, outside hand). 4. Game (10 min) – “Beat the clock” layup challenge or dribble relay. 5. Wrap-up (5 min) – Homework: 25 layups with each hand daily. ⸻ Lesson 3 Focus: Shooting rhythm + Defense stance/movement 1. Quick review (5 min) – Dribbling & layup recap. 2. Form shooting (10 min) – Start close, emphasize rhythm, balance, and follow-through. 3. Spot shooting (10 min) – 5 spots around basket, only 5–8 feet out. 4. Defense basics (15 min) – Stance, slides, mirror drill (copy the coach). 5. Game (10 min) – “Shooter vs defender” 1-on-1 closeouts or “sharks and minnows” with defense slides. 6. Wrap-up (5 min) – Homework: 50 form shots daily + 2 sets of 20 defensive slides.

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What I can bringBasketball’s

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