As a Rockets fan/Houstonian during those years it's kinda trippy how much this interview brought back such clear memories. 1) The interviewer, Josh, somehow ended up playing in one of the only basketball tournaments our church hosted and he came in midway through the tourney when our guys were getting winded. I think I got word that "yo this is the trainer of Jeremy Lin" and I didn't believe it until I saw him carry us that game against the best team there, playing exactly like Jeremy Lin does lol. He always drove right, initiated contact, and finished with that hang in the air right hand finish, just like Jeremy. Wish he was around when the playoff games that day started lol 2) Jeremy Lin playing AMAZING defense most of that blazers series. Beverly would yell at dame & cheap shot him but dame would still get his. But Jeremy would be the one who actually got the stops (as much as you can on dame). And lowkey they couldnt solve him in the pick n roll with dwight, who dominated that series as well. 3) All this time I blamed Harden for the dame buzzer beater when it's always been mchale all along. To hear that it was Harden saying "lets switch" gives me closure because all this time I thought it was harden being boneheaded in not seeing dame get free so easily or seeing him get free and not switching. Guess it was parsons who was sticking to what coach said or whatever miscommunication came from that. I still can't watch that shot because of how easy the read SHOULD have been ...
At the end, you mentioned that this podcast/video was mainly about basketball, but there was so much insight and wisdom dropped that could apply to work, school, life in general. Just being the best version of “you”. Thanks for making this and we look forward to more! I would love to hear how your faith has woven into your career, and any lessons God has taught you along the way.
I want J Lin to know something. When I go back and watch the highlights of Insanity from start to end that it makes me feel like I made it to the league. You inspire so many people. You’re so humble about everything. The linsanity highlights make my day better. I can’t stop smiling the entire time. Jordan was my hero too. I’m a 40 year old white guy who played ball till my legs gave out. And when I watch the Linsanity run I get so happy for him that it’s hard not to tear up. Just because he’s so relatable. I feel like I’m watching my little brother make it to the nba. It’s the greatest feeling ever seeing your run. As you get a few games in and start doing big dog sht- I jump up and down yelling. When you hit that 3 against my lakers- I cheer harder than I did when robert horry hit the game 7 35 footer. You inspire everyone that sees you. You’re a good dude, and i’m glad that you got some generational wealth etc. good for you bro! And the fact that you didn’t get another shot in the league is a complete conspiracy, it has to be. Even just from a marketing standpoint. You sell tickets, and bring ratings. Even if you were only just as good as some other dude- you’re Linsanity. I have social anxiety too, so I couldn’t deal with people coming up to me on the street. I play guitar and I try and hide behind my hair lol. It’s like I wanna feel the juice but I don’t want people to talk to me afterwards 😂 Anyway congrats on being a fn icon that inspires underdogs everywhere
Hey Jeremy, big fan of yours! I hope after you’re done playing basketball you would go into broadcasting or at least a podcast, you break the game down way better than anyone on TV! Would also love to hear more behind the scene stories since you were part of so many memorable NBA moments the past decade
hi i come from GM😂😂. this video is really awesome. Kobe's story is really fun. And I could learn something about nba player's thinking such as Jeremy from this.
Love it! 🥰 thank you so much, please keep making these! Now I want to go see all the earlier episodes too! I still believe Jeremy belongs in the NBA and can help a lot of teams!
That last portion Jeremy talked about replacing your limiting beliefs and executing the new ones hit home for me . Life has been a lot of ups and downs the last few years and that is great wisdom for anyone trying to be a better human . Thanks for this episode , I enjoyed every minute of it !
Thanks to you both for the courageous and honest insight into the highest levels of basketball. My son has his own lofty aspirations so this stuff is gold! Any chance we can get some insights into Jeremy's journey as a youth player around 10-14 years old in a future episode? Any "ah ha" moments, tips or turning points that may have helped raise his game to a new level would be amazing. Or even things looking back, Jeremy wishes he'd known or done differently as a youth to help set an even better foundation?
This was so awesome to listen to! I have much better appreciation for the strategy element of the nba now. Thanks for sharing! Jeremy, if you’re ever working out at Stanford gym again, would love to workout with you!
This is such a great story for Jeremy i've ever heard. Hopefully we'll have another episode regarding Jeremy's career no matter it's high school, college or nba and cba.
Some ideas for other discussions: 1: game day preparation / routines: from sleep, nutrition, hydration, dynamic warmups, on court warmups, all of it! 2: how did Jeremy develop his PnR game? Tips? 3: refining Jeremy’s shooting mechanics after Doc Scheppler, philosophy, changes, drills, etc. 4: other NBA players that helped mentor or develop Jeremy’s game, Steve Nash?
Wow! This was really great & super insightful about the NBA. Now, I understand why JLin was so good defensively & had a nose for the ball. And why he was so successful. It's really about more than basketball.
This was great! I would be down to listen to 10 more of these sessions. One thing I am curious about is the resources you go to to get deeper in terms of sports performance training and also the psychology side. I am listening to a Mano Watsa pod since Jeremy mentioned him. Great stuff! Thanks for the pod!
yes, Jeremy said what all fans were going nuts over when Lillard hit that shot: why was Lin watching from the bench ? Well, the fans knew- we all knew McHale was biased against Lin. The crazy insight we now have is the coach didn't even bother to make it clear on the coverage - what a joke. Josh also made it clear what we all knew about Clutchfans- those fans in Houston were serious racists who could not stand to see an Asian-American baller. One last thing about McHale's bias - yes, it was racism. Recall he pulls Jeremy from the starting line up..... in Taiwan. He did that on purpose, not just to knock Jeremy but really to show all Asians who the boss is.
The NBA African American star players are one sided dominance. For Lin to show up the way he did, the players wanted nothing to do with him, and the owners and coaches also couldn't help but keep swapping him with other teams. An Asian player who steals the spotlight in NBA was bad news.
Huge fan and I’ve literally seen or listened to all his podcast and testimonies over the years, but this one was super interesting with the stories and advice. Just wonna say proud of you as a hooper but even more amazed at how God has used you through basketball to encourage others. Please do more of these. Nice training content on Instagram as well, been following for a long time!
some great insight and funny stories. the limited beliefs/trae young story really resonated with me. jeremy obviously very comfortable with you and his personality really shone through. can't wait for part 2!
JLin graduated from Harved, so I think it's fair to say that he has the literacy and ability to read into those plays. But i highly doubt that any NBA players on court would actually read that dictionary size playbook and memorising the plays, never mind going in depth about tactics of defending specific player. I'll pay to hear them explain the playbook in details. If half of them can even read..lo
You'd be surprised. Lebron is known for knowing the other teams plays as they happen. You have to remember this is all these players have done from a very young age. They have accumulated hundreds if not thousands of mental models. Memorizing plays is and details is not a hard task for them.
@Awaken Training So I was referring specifically to the playbook and not a breakdown of one on a board or a piece of drawing. Lo I am pretty confident to say, 90% of the American sports pro players are not collage material. They graduate grades is 50% based on the sport that will be signing up afterwards. My comment. I am not saying that it's necessary for pro players to be a scholar nor great in tertiary. I am only making the point that JLin had that special advocate that most NBA players do not hold. Hence why his game on court had such uniqueness to his game.
“He was despised and rejected- a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We turned our backs on him and looked the other way. He was despised, and we did not care. Yet it was our weaknesses he carried; it was our sorrows that weighed him down. And we thought his troubles were a punishment from God, a punishment for his own sins! But he was pierced for our rebellion, crushed for our sins. He was beaten so we could be whole. He was whipped so we could be healed. All of us, like sheep, have strayed away. We have left God’s paths to follow our own. Yet the Lord laid on him the sins of us all. He was oppressed and treated harshly, yet he never said a word. He was led like a lamb to the slaughter. And as a sheep is silent before the shearers, he did not open his mouth. Unjustly condemned, he was led away. No one cared that he died without descendants, that his life was cut short in midstream. But he was struck down for the rebellion of my people. He had done no wrong and had never deceived anyone. But he was buried like a criminal; he was put in a rich man’s grave. But it was the Lord’s good plan to crush him and cause him grief. Yet when his life is made an offering for sin, he will have many descendants. He will enjoy a long life, and the Lord’s good plan will prosper in his hands. When he sees all that is accomplished by his anguish, he will be satisfied. And because of his experience, my righteous servant will make it possible for many to be counted righteous, for he will bear all their sins. I will give him the honors of a victorious soldier, because he exposed himself to death. He was counted among the rebels. He bore the sins of many and interceded for rebels.” Isaiah 53:3-12 NLT "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16 God loves you so much and showed that by sending His Son to die for us so that we may inherit eternal life. We deserve hell but He gave us heaven through faith in Jesus. He took the punishment we deserved and by putting our faith in Him we can be saved. The Key To Eternal Life: ruclips.net/video/uZdv-TtiMkg/видео.html For evidence for Christianity and answered questions, check out ruclips.net/user/drcraigvideos and ruclips.net/user/CrossExamined because if Jesus really rose from the dead it is the most important fact ever! God bless y’all!
If Jeremy lin was bored with kobes 2.5 hr shooting session that explains why lin was never a consistent 3 point shooter that would've secured his nba market value
Have you been hiding under a rock or something? J lin was literally top scoring PT guard at the time during first year of Linsanity. If you do wonder what happened to Lin, just look up you tube his interviews 3 years ago. He got rejected by his team mates because he took the spot light from star players, and with NBA been based on African American star players, to them J Lin needs to go. J lin wanted to lead, and none of those star players were about that life. Especially playing under the shadow of an Asian player. They will NEVER
@Robert De Pesci he broke the starter NBA record from the 70s. And he was scoring a better average than Camelo or Harden at the time. What do you want from the guy that's been discriminated against on court since junior high because of his ethnicity.
Can we bring back the podcast, I've learned so much from this
Jlin, miss you in the NBA
I am just learning about this channel at 5 am on December 2023. Why didn't it come up sooner? (being a JLin fan and all)
lol you found it at the right time. Thats all that matters.
As a Rockets fan/Houstonian during those years it's kinda trippy how much this interview brought back such clear memories.
1) The interviewer, Josh, somehow ended up playing in one of the only basketball tournaments our church hosted and he came in midway through the tourney when our guys were getting winded. I think I got word that "yo this is the trainer of Jeremy Lin" and I didn't believe it until I saw him carry us that game against the best team there, playing exactly like Jeremy Lin does lol. He always drove right, initiated contact, and finished with that hang in the air right hand finish, just like Jeremy. Wish he was around when the playoff games that day started lol
2) Jeremy Lin playing AMAZING defense most of that blazers series. Beverly would yell at dame & cheap shot him but dame would still get his. But Jeremy would be the one who actually got the stops (as much as you can on dame). And lowkey they couldnt solve him in the pick n roll with dwight, who dominated that series as well.
3) All this time I blamed Harden for the dame buzzer beater when it's always been mchale all along. To hear that it was Harden saying "lets switch" gives me closure because all this time I thought it was harden being boneheaded in not seeing dame get free so easily or seeing him get free and not switching. Guess it was parsons who was sticking to what coach said or whatever miscommunication came from that. I still can't watch that shot because of how easy the read SHOULD have been ...
At the end, you mentioned that this podcast/video was mainly about basketball, but there was so much insight and wisdom dropped that could apply to work, school, life in general. Just being the best version of “you”. Thanks for making this and we look forward to more! I would love to hear how your faith has woven into your career, and any lessons God has taught you along the way.
yes hoping it was applicable beyond basketball!
I want J Lin to know something. When I go back and watch the highlights of Insanity from start to end that it makes me feel like I made it to the league. You inspire so many people. You’re so humble about everything. The linsanity highlights make my day better. I can’t stop smiling the entire time. Jordan was my hero too. I’m a 40 year old white guy who played ball till my legs gave out. And when I watch the Linsanity run I get so happy for him that it’s hard not to tear up. Just because he’s so relatable. I feel like I’m watching my little brother make it to the nba. It’s the greatest feeling ever seeing your run. As you get a few games in and start doing big dog sht- I jump up and down yelling. When you hit that 3 against my lakers- I cheer harder than I did when robert horry hit the game 7 35 footer. You inspire everyone that sees you. You’re a good dude, and i’m glad that you got some generational wealth etc. good for you bro! And the fact that you didn’t get another shot in the league is a complete conspiracy, it has to be. Even just from a marketing standpoint. You sell tickets, and bring ratings. Even if you were only just as good as some other dude- you’re Linsanity. I have social anxiety too, so I couldn’t deal with people coming up to me on the street. I play guitar and I try and hide behind my hair lol. It’s like I wanna feel the juice but I don’t want people to talk to me afterwards 😂
Anyway congrats on being a fn icon that inspires underdogs everywhere
Went here from JLin's RUclips Shorts. Just discovered your channel. The Bucks Giannis breakdown was awesome 🙏👍😎👌🔥
we need the next episode
Untold stories pt 2. Let's get it!
Hey Jeremy, big fan of yours! I hope after you’re done playing basketball you would go into broadcasting or at least a podcast, you break the game down way better than anyone on TV! Would also love to hear more behind the scene stories since you were part of so many memorable NBA moments the past decade
So happy for all for success Josh!
Jeremy is so honest about his stories and his feelings. So insightful!
Dope podcast bro!! So insightful
appreciate it my guy
Can someone bring this man back to the NBA!
So much detail on adjustments, and Kobie stories are gold, great insight overall. Can't get enough of this!
hi i come from GM😂😂. this video is really awesome. Kobe's story is really fun. And I could learn something about nba player's thinking such as Jeremy from this.
Still waiting for more Toronto stories 😜
What an informative and insightful video full of interesting anecdotes and knowledge.
Great dialogue! Looking forward to more untold stories!
This one is 🔥🔥🔥
Very insightful knowledge that can be applied to not only basketball but any pursuit for greatness. Please do another one!
Love it! 🥰 thank you so much, please keep making these! Now I want to go see all the earlier episodes too! I still believe Jeremy belongs in the NBA and can help a lot of teams!
That last portion Jeremy talked about replacing your limiting beliefs and executing the new ones hit home for me . Life has been a lot of ups and downs the last few years and that is great wisdom for anyone trying to be a better human . Thanks for this episode , I enjoyed every minute of it !
Thanks to you both for the courageous and honest insight into the highest levels of basketball. My son has his own lofty aspirations so this stuff is gold!
Any chance we can get some insights into Jeremy's journey as a youth player around 10-14 years old in a future episode? Any "ah ha" moments, tips or turning points that may have helped raise his game to a new level would be amazing. Or even things looking back, Jeremy wishes he'd known or done differently as a youth to help set an even better foundation?
This was so awesome to listen to! I have much better appreciation for the strategy element of the nba now. Thanks for sharing! Jeremy, if you’re ever working out at Stanford gym again, would love to workout with you!
hey Josh, The talk really inspire me, thanks for your sharing. I'm your fan!
This is such a great story for Jeremy i've ever heard. Hopefully we'll have another episode regarding Jeremy's career no matter it's high school, college or nba and cba.
Some ideas for other discussions:
1: game day preparation / routines: from sleep, nutrition, hydration, dynamic warmups, on court warmups, all of it!
2: how did Jeremy develop his PnR game? Tips?
3: refining Jeremy’s shooting mechanics after Doc Scheppler, philosophy, changes, drills, etc.
4: other NBA players that helped mentor or develop Jeremy’s game, Steve Nash?
Thanks for the ideas!
Such an awesome podcast! The insight in both your journeys is inspirational.
So insightful!
mad respect for you guys! keep it going!
Thanks both of you for willing to share your interesting and funny stories. Looking forward to the next episode 😁
Such an interesting perspective to hear. I wish the NBA was more open about these kinds of topics
Wow! This was really great & super insightful about the NBA. Now, I understand why JLin was so good defensively & had a nose for the ball. And why he was so successful. It's really about more than basketball.
Keep making these please! As a highschool player this gives me so much insight to what it takes to be great.
Awesome podcast. Leaned so much from the greats
Please do more of these!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥
We need more of these!!! You guys are something different, keep doing what you do!
This was great! I would be down to listen to 10 more of these sessions. One thing I am curious about is the resources you go to to get deeper in terms of sports performance training and also the psychology side. I am listening to a Mano Watsa pod since Jeremy mentioned him. Great stuff! Thanks for the pod!
Love this!!! Please do more with Jeremy
Awesome content, thanks Josh for this video🎉
yes, Jeremy said what all fans were going nuts over when Lillard hit that shot: why was Lin watching from the bench ? Well, the fans knew- we all knew McHale was biased against Lin. The crazy insight we now have is the coach didn't even bother to make it clear on the coverage - what a joke. Josh also made it clear what we all knew about Clutchfans- those fans in Houston were serious racists who could not stand to see an Asian-American baller. One last thing about McHale's bias - yes, it was racism. Recall he pulls Jeremy from the starting line up..... in Taiwan. He did that on purpose, not just to knock Jeremy but really to show all Asians who the boss is.
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The NBA African American star players are one sided dominance. For Lin to show up the way he did, the players wanted nothing to do with him, and the owners and coaches also couldn't help but keep swapping him with other teams. An Asian player who steals the spotlight in NBA was bad news.
So many amazing lessons in this video! Great job guys 👏
Love this! It’s basically a story of growth for both of you. Great nuggets too.
Huge fan and I’ve literally seen or listened to all his podcast and testimonies over the years, but this one was super interesting with the stories and advice. Just wonna say proud of you as a hooper but even more amazed at how God has used you through basketball to encourage others. Please do more of these. Nice training content on Instagram as well, been following for a long time!
Thanks for sharing and taking the time to comment.
some great insight and funny stories. the limited beliefs/trae young story really resonated with me. jeremy obviously very comfortable with you and his personality really shone through. can't wait for part 2!
thanks! we've been at it together since he was 18.
Jeremy Lin my childhood hero
Awesome interview
Great interview! I still feel the pain of that Dame Dolla last second shot.
lots of pain lol
🙏 thank you guys
Jeremy should play for Greek powerhouse Panathinaikos. Perfect fit. Euroleague should be his next challenge.
Great video! 👍 More like this please! ✌️
讚 期待更多！
so good💪
Love it
amazing video thank you for sharing
Amazing content! Loved it!
This was amazing, thank you for these insights and stories
Love this!
Davy from New Zealand sent me to this video
Great conversation
Jeremy was doing work in Charlotte.
🔥 great video!
22:01 - "CAN THE MAN GET SUM WATER???" XD
Great insight, well done wished knicks gave you another chance...
This is fucking amazing! 😍
man if they put Jlin with Ghannis--it would be over. Two people who would put 110 percent into the game and no need for personal stat ego.
Hey man, 4 weeks is too long. I need some core training videos. Tips to improve balance, hops, my core, fitness, health, anything. Please
Preciate
🖤
JLin graduated from Harved, so I think it's fair to say that he has the literacy and ability to read into those plays.
But i highly doubt that any NBA players on court would actually read that dictionary size playbook and memorising the plays, never mind going in depth about tactics of defending specific player.
I'll pay to hear them explain the playbook in details. If half of them can even read..lo
You'd be surprised. Lebron is known for knowing the other teams plays as they happen. You have to remember this is all these players have done from a very young age. They have accumulated hundreds if not thousands of mental models. Memorizing plays is and details is not a hard task for them.
@Awaken Training So I was referring specifically to the playbook and not a breakdown of one on a board or a piece of drawing. Lo
I am pretty confident to say, 90% of the American sports pro players are not collage material. They graduate grades is 50% based on the sport that will be signing up afterwards.
My comment. I am not saying that it's necessary for pro players to be a scholar nor great in tertiary. I am only making the point that JLin had that special advocate that most NBA players do not hold. Hence why his game on court had such uniqueness to his game.
What is Jeremys' basketball goals now? Is the nba still a possibility or has that door completely closed?
Ever heard of the channel "Awful Coaching"? You guys should do a pathology of where NBA teams go wrong when they lose.
Nice
JLin a pleasure to listen to...your buddy not so much. Cmon dude laugh some more, JLin said some funny shit!!
hm thanks, I thought I laughed plenty. Good thing this epsiode was about Jeremy.
@@AwakenTraining haha good interview with a lot of good insights…just a few parts where I felt a good laugh was warranted 😆
“He was despised and rejected- a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We turned our backs on him and looked the other way. He was despised, and we did not care. Yet it was our weaknesses he carried; it was our sorrows that weighed him down. And we thought his troubles were a punishment from God, a punishment for his own sins! But he was pierced for our rebellion, crushed for our sins. He was beaten so we could be whole. He was whipped so we could be healed. All of us, like sheep, have strayed away. We have left God’s paths to follow our own. Yet the Lord laid on him the sins of us all. He was oppressed and treated harshly, yet he never said a word. He was led like a lamb to the slaughter. And as a sheep is silent before the shearers, he did not open his mouth. Unjustly condemned, he was led away. No one cared that he died without descendants, that his life was cut short in midstream. But he was struck down for the rebellion of my people. He had done no wrong and had never deceived anyone. But he was buried like a criminal; he was put in a rich man’s grave. But it was the Lord’s good plan to crush him and cause him grief. Yet when his life is made an offering for sin, he will have many descendants. He will enjoy a long life, and the Lord’s good plan will prosper in his hands. When he sees all that is accomplished by his anguish, he will be satisfied. And because of his experience, my righteous servant will make it possible for many to be counted righteous, for he will bear all their sins. I will give him the honors of a victorious soldier, because he exposed himself to death. He was counted among the rebels. He bore the sins of many and interceded for rebels.”
Isaiah 53:3-12 NLT
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16
God loves you so much and showed that by sending His Son to die for us so that we may inherit eternal life. We deserve hell but He gave us heaven through faith in Jesus. He took the punishment we deserved and by putting our faith in Him we can be saved. The Key To Eternal Life:
ruclips.net/video/uZdv-TtiMkg/видео.html
For evidence for Christianity and answered questions, check out
ruclips.net/user/drcraigvideos
and ruclips.net/user/CrossExamined
because if Jesus really rose from the dead it is the most important fact ever!
God bless y’all!
when’s the AT merch droppin doe?
stay tuned!
Talk bout ur moments in charlotte please
lin is funny asf lmao
22:51 LMFAO
12:50 No doubt what a disaster. How did McHale expect Parsons to keep up with Dame?? Sounds like they left the timeout with a gameplan.
I can't believe guys off the street that think they can match up with Jermey 1 on 1. Overlooking that he is a professional not just some asian dude.
Being Asian. I can relate.
There's always an Asian that works harder than you. 😂
2 reasons i think jlin isnt in NBA anymore. He spoke out on asian hate issues. He didnt become an elite 40% 3 point shooter.
I wish he would have discussed why he felt he was blackballed in the NBA allegedly
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If Jeremy lin was bored with kobes 2.5 hr shooting session that explains why lin was never a consistent 3 point shooter that would've secured his nba market value
Have you been hiding under a rock or something? J lin was literally top scoring PT guard at the time during first year of Linsanity.
If you do wonder what happened to Lin, just look up you tube his interviews 3 years ago.
He got rejected by his team mates because he took the spot light from star players, and with NBA been based on African American star players, to them J Lin needs to go. J lin wanted to lead, and none of those star players were about that life. Especially playing under the shadow of an Asian player. They will NEVER
@@davidyang577 so his breakout season represents the entirety of his career?
@Robert De Pesci he broke the starter NBA record from the 70s. And he was scoring a better average than Camelo or Harden at the time. What do you want from the guy that's been discriminated against on court since junior high because of his ethnicity.