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I appreciate the constructive criticism I will make sure to focus on those things, but take a look at Marcus hill, he’s my size not dunking everything and not everything needs to be as fast as you can go look at him, SGA, Luka, and many more (I know those are league guys) Marcus Hill - Bowling Green 20 ppg 6’4 185 ruclips.net/video/JJ4L6zDCHs0/видео.htmlsi=nx7BUeMq8NBzAQ4o

@@vincenthunterdfw I appreciate your insight. I just wanted to be more thorough in my reply. Im going to share my experience and I hope you can find some inspiration or at the very least motivation to capture your goals. First off, The ability to play the game of basketball isn’t reserved for the quick and athletic players. In my teens and early twenties I had a quick and strong first step and even though I am only 6’2” I have a 6’9” wingspan coupled with a 33” vertical, getting to the basket was easy. At the age you are now I didn’t train like I suggested to you. I didn’t work on my handle, I didn’t practice foot work, and I didn’t understand how to give it everything I had. I thought I did. But I was only giving it all that I wanted to. I can clearly see that now. That’s why I dropped out of college. It use to think that I was getting screwed over by the coaches. But it was my fault because I only did everything they asked for. I will say it once more, I only did everything the coaches and trainers said to do. I wasn’t good enough to do the bare minimum and compete for a NAIA program. After dropping out I got a job and would only hoop on occasion because of the bitterness I felt. I went to a tech school and began working in the auto body trade. After 5 years of working long hours I got to become a refinishing tech that could flag at minimum 100 per week. In other words b I earned between $1500-$2000 per week because I developed a mentality of “whatever it takes” to earn my paycheck. Now I am a instructor who coaches young adults how to provide for themselves. So the most important thing I can share with you is if you believe that you can sign with a program or you don’t think you can make it, you are correct. The mental aspect is the most valuable aspect of training. Are you willing to train earlier than those you’re competing against. Are you willing to practice later than everyone else. Are you willing to commit to a routine/schedule and not quit until every drill has been achieved. Are you willing to play pickup ball with guys and girls that you know are more advanced than you? Are you able to stick to your training rather than jumping in a game of 21 with competition you cannot benefit from? That’s what I lacked back in the mid 90’s. Training fast and hard every rep is different than playing fast and quick in a game. Practice hard and fast because you are training. Not because you are trying to change your game. Those professionals you mentioned play at their own pace. But they are deceptively quick. Giddy is also great at playing at different speeds and have multiple gears to blow by his opponents. Luka and Giddy they’re both very tall and long at 6’8” and 6’7” that length makes up for pure athletic ability. You’re also correct about having to be a high jumper. It’s not necessary. But it helps. I used strength shoes program to get my vertical up back then. But now with RUclips, iG, Reddit, and TikTok any one can develop a strong vertical and quick first step. That goes back to doing more than what the coaching staff requires. That is the whatever it takes mentally. My apologies for being so lengthy in my reply. I admire you for opening yourself up to the critique of others. I didn’t have what it took to be successful but I hope you do if that’s what you choose. Please post your workouts in your channel and keep me updated. I'm rooting for you! God bless!!

@@ar7pr219 Thank you, you helped me realize I was holding myself back, not sure why I was doing that might’ve been cuz I had to take a couple years off because of hip surgeries or maybe I was just being a wuss. But anyway todays workout #93 I feel was better even though I was a little sick. I know that I need to get lower, and sell my moves more and also go faster. And I will be restarting and I will give myself one last chance to play for the 25-26 season.

@@vincenthunterdfw Thank you for the feedback and I am extremely proud of you for taking it all in. We don’t know each other from Adam on these social networking sights. But if I can help people learn from the valuable lessons that I learn from and not live with some of the regrets that I do. I can at least know it was not all for nothing. Keep me posted if you don’t mind on how your career is going.

Wym? If you’re talking about the credits I just forgot about the requirement and I would’ve had to take classes out of my major to get it. My gpa is fine and summer classes wouldn’t change anything I don’t think.

@@vincenthunterdfw yeah that’s what I’m talking about! I’m pretty sure if you take summer classes it should make up for some of it , you could do this at a junior college 🤷🏾‍♂️