What’s up and welcome in — I’m Logan. I’m a former professional basketball player, current trainer, and realtor. I’ve played in multiple leagues and countries across the world, trained athletes at all levels, and I’ve also built a business outside of sports. Why does that matter? Because basketball teaches essential skills most people never learn in school. The skills required to succeed in sports are the same skills required to succeed in business and life. Discipline. Consistency. Handling pressure. Leadership. Time management. Confidence. Work ethic. Routine and Schedule. These skills are what separate average people from successful ones in business and life. Most people train for one and not the other. But these skills directly transfer to: Building Income. Running a Business. Managing Time. Developing Confidence. Creating Long-Term Stability. Most people lose the environment, but not the competitiveness. They don’t know how to transfer what they learned from sports to business. That’s a normal feeling and mindset. In this community, we’ll be hitting that head on. I’m not here to sell hype. I’m here to show you how the same mindset that wins games can build real income, real confidence, and real freedom. This community is for: Athletes who want more. People who want structure and discipline. Anyone who wants to turn mindset into money. Anyone tired of wasting potential and more. What you’ll get here: Basketball skill breakdowns & training concepts. Mindset + discipline lessons from sports. How those lessons apply to business & income. How to build something for yourself long-term. Accountability and real conversations. If you’re in here, you’re already different. Now it’s time to act like it. Drop a comment and introduce yourself: – Name – Where you’re from – What sport you play / played – What you want to improve (basketball, money, mindset, or all 3) Welcome to Hinton Hoops!

One of the biggest mistakes young players make: They want to show everything they can do before they’ve shown they can do what their team needs. You want more minutes? Start by asking: “What does my team need from me?” Maybe you’re not the scorer. Be the defender. Maybe you’re not the primary ball-handler. Take care of the ball and make the right play. Maybe you’re not getting many shots. Become elite at rebounding, screening, cutting and defending. Maybe your job is simply to bring energy. Bring. Energy. Don’t look at your role as a limitation. Look at it as your way onto the floor. Because once you prove you can consistently do what your coach needs… the door opens. Now you get more minutes. More opportunities. More touches. More responsibility. And eventually, you get the chance to show them everything else you can do. You don’t have to force your way into a bigger role. Earn it. Play your role so well that your coach has no choice but to give you more. 🏀 Master your role. Earn your opportunity. Expand your game. Trainer: @Logan Hinton, a former 5 year pro across three countries. Train Like a Pro!

I think one of the biggest differences between being good at something and becoming GREAT at something is how much you genuinely love it. You have to be obsessed. For me, basketball has gotten to the point where I can’t go anywhere without looking for a hoop. Paid to shoot baskets at Kings Island? Absolutely. On a date doing a corn maze, see a hoop sitting off to the side? 50 makes. Picking strawberries at a farm, spot a makeshift goal? You already know I’m getting shots up. These are just a few examples. I’ve shot in parking lots, parks, driveways, gyms, campsites… pretty much anywhere I can find a rim. And that’s what obsession looks like. You don’t always need the perfect gym. You don’t always need a trainer. You don’t always need a workout planned out. Sometimes you just need a basketball and a reason to get better. When you truly love something, you don’t have to convince yourself to work on it. You find a way. The best in the world aren’t great because they worked hard when they felt motivated. They’re great because they fell so deeply in love with the process that getting better became part of who they are. Find something worth obsessing over. Then go all in. 🏀 Trainer: @Logan Hinton, a former 5 year pro across three countries. Train Like a Pro!